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ihcate VI package cFlA whole Tickets,
. 10 half
"a 10 quarter 80
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LIZ ORDERING TICKETS on CzaTTgicAFss,
Enclose the money 50 onr address for the Tickets
or lred on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by fret mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The Lst Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
10 purChast re iIaIatd distely after the drawing.
HS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain aud give their Post Office. County and State.
81 RsneEaher that every Prize Is drawn and pay
60 . in full without deduction.
E&s~ All prizes of 81 ,pA and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Other PRICES at the usual time
Gf Thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
i. SWAN 4 Co, Augusta. Ga,
"a Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.,or
Atlauta, Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
time. by addressing g. SWAN CO. at either
OF those cities.
aSr list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wbed With the amount of the prize that each one Ia
entitled to. will ba published after every drawing Ia
tn fOlisTing papers: The Augusta GA Consti-
tut tonaiist, New orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nash vile Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiiigencer, New York Weekly Day Book. savan-
nah Morning News Richmond DispRtch New York
Dispatch and Paulding (Miss) Clarion. no q
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MAnAxs IIxp 0olpssnMps Il. II n ~ sAeef6 q
give with the AssistAuce ot her hne&nnl< = nfoa1
ueers, 10 AID ~ shs fnnds IN ~ e1sq(l5a = =
,sesrmsat ~ Handel, ~ ~ teWMcg 1o<
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FiRE.-The alarm of Ere yesterday af.
ternoon was caused by the burning Of COW houss
ON Second strtet Loss small.
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MAKING A RAiss.--Diek, slave to Miss
r Frazier, xas convicted before the Mayor. u
stealing pock book containing %. and sentenced
% rveeiys thisty stripes.
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DISTURBANCES A negro fellow the

~A'' Aha-NSEo "A AsEFo ItlloW the
property of j. ii. Grant. was severely beaten yss.
terday, a1d then lodged in the cage, on the charge
of attempting TO steal two pairs Of pants from No.
SOS ilke, and resisting With violence when caught
In the thtf..
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MILITARY VIslToRs.--from present In
dicatiops, we to have a large number of mill
tary visitors on the I'D OF February. and ns
ths volunteer organizations of this eity will Ia
thrown completely inte the shade. unie-s they go
se ehork nsaufaliy and prepare themselves Tor the
acn
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THE cHaIs liAxa we're employ ed yestel

The CH1Is HANd were employ cd ytsler.
,lay morning Ia caring away the saew non
aseund fhe ctty Hall 50 a. to cradle persons 10
pass 10 aud fipm the various offices in that build
ing They inight be prohtahly engaged te-ea, 10
clearing the sidewalks aronud the Capitol sanafe
aud IL 10 hoped that the SUI leinteldsnt VI strsss
will gase thera that bob ~ obes.
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BouNn OVER -George W. Gary was
held to bail in 500 for assauitng J. w. eat,sr.
white.
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TIL Il DISPATCH
ny JAS. A C,CwAHDrN.

AT THR pArLv DISPATCH ia served 10 snss-
ersbers ~ szx Axa epAsTrs cESfs rsH wssx pAyar
is to .he CArrts weekly. Price hw sailing. 81 q
Ycaf. G t1.so fls stx months In s.ssncs
As- TIRE sRMI- EMKLY pTspATUu Il .ssus.,
every TassiaY snd Friday ct &a.1D, ia s.iyan
~ TIN wgKKLy pTspATcH Ia Issued every
Friday. and mailed 81 subscribers a. Oil per annas
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LET 0rr.---Aliee, slave. found in pos
session Of stoarn shawl rrosed that sha came BY
Il honestly, aud was acquitted.
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BRoKRs Orr.-Ths gas lamp post at
thu corner "a 9th and Baak streets. has been run
against aud broken % by soae vehicle within
f. ~ days r,as1.
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NOUTHERN IRON WORKS.--LEWIS

~ l.. BARS ES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES,
on 7th street West side between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
VERANDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRATING and all kinds OF H0U Sc AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK will be done with neatness and dis
patch on such terms as warrant will give satisfac-
tion My old friends, and the public generally.
solicited TO give call before engaging eise-
where my%d6m
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NTM. 4. PHILLIPS,
nIA.F sanAT afstSN-Ss ~

kAt VI. A9. L ..
W GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
WIN continue 10 hire out negroes, rent out houses.
Ettle ana ADJUST claims of every o"seTipi-n apper-
tanning t. general agent. H. returns his sincere
thanks his for the lib. raj patrenag which
they have bestowed him. and hopes ty strict at-
tentiGn ~ business TO merit their continued conf
denCe. Office on GuyeTup. street, between Main and
Franklin street, atG0I LDlN'S OLD STAND.
Il. za--.l.-cx-Ir
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MECHANICAL.

rf'IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber il
fully prepared to do ali kinds Of work In the above
business with dispatch and returns thanks TO his
numerous patrons for past tav0rs and soCits con-
tnuance Of the Being master Of his business
he promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal TO auy other house In the
city and fully as cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, kc.-Ht Is prepared to
execute this description OF work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITrING.-He Is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds of Gas Fitting In the best manner.
pUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
.enaive stock OF VI ell and Garden Pumps.
felT CHARLES III. LANGLEY
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APPROXIMATIONS PRILE2.
>, ,4C0 prizes. amounting 10

s,4nn priZes. amounting 10 S31otDQ
Whole Tick-isSi6 Halves s.; Quarters e 10.
riA& Or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 30 J0.JU, corresponding with
toso Number. Ga the Tickets printed GA ssperste
slips cf paper encLclea with small Tin sdoos and
placed IN Uns Wbeel.
The frat ~, prizes similarly printed and encrcIeS,
Rre placed IN another heel.
The wIiees thcn royolye1. and \ rrmher is
drawn from the Ahesl OF numbers, and at tbs
time Prize iE ,.raw'n from tb" other Hheel. The
huIHbeT and Prize dTETa Out Cr Aned and exhibit
es1 to tue audience eId r-gfstSre4 b the CoEnnis
sioners, Ihe Prize being PLACED against the lumber
drawn. This Oprsuon Is repssied until all the Prtzes
ats drawn cnt,
APPsox, NATION fBEzEs.-tba tTo precssitGg aei
the swo succeeding numbets - thoFe drawing tue
4 rst Prizes ALI hs ssuttioi - th, - ApLr xitne-
PRICES For eSaTnpie; ii Ticket A9. u..e dra~s
sine s go Prize, tpo" 1icdet nLahPref "a, 2g,
Ii 2JI II 30 vii be euttt;ed 70 So II Tcket
No. alU draws ffe s;@s0 Prize thoEe Tickets HuRi-
bered 4S, 54e ISL 5o2 viii each te enttsed 70 S2A
aud 20 on. according t. the above schame
The 80 prizes IF 80 will he determined by she
Ia figure of the number that draEs the $tCsu LSige.
For example: If the number drawing the Sfo,vsF
prize eAds with e thar all the Tickets, where the
humber ends III l. viii ne sHttisd tos. ffthe NUN
bar euds with ND.2 then all the Tickets, where the
number ends IL z. will be ontslei to so ard 80 On
too.
Certificates ofpsekegea sill be cold at tie following
rstes, which is the risk:
Certificate VI a package cflawhoEo Tickets, SO
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pRUos, A6HDICINEa. ao.
% PURCELL, LADD & CO..
~ Ru1GIsTs,
= DEALERa IN PAINTS, OTIS. DIES.

N DEALERS, ,iSsI;s II SSI;ssisFsss \; !. .9iLs. DIES.
No. is Pearl street. Richmond.
sa sne o BRn &c s pYFs hnE Il
&c, the whole comprising large and general a..
eortment. well adapted to the wants Of the tra<is
purchased in person by Of the house. on the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash
We are thankful to our friends and the puslic 6,r
shalr long continued aad fattering support and we
h pc that with the facilities possess Tor obtaining
Of all goods sent from u.s. to preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys for selling articles 0. the
very beet character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipusnp end
PURCEIL. LADD Co, Druggists.
No, Is Pearl strset ~
80 % The street opposite their Old Stand
COUGH ELIxIR-For Pulmonary Dis
Coughs, Mrs DAVIS CoUGH ELIXIR stands stand tar ar
above any other remedy that has ever been offered to
cine does not profess to eradicate ali diseases m what
ever nature, with which humanity may be afflicted -
nor does the proprietor declare 1t to be the CURE
or pulmonary diseases; bat from the reputation il
has acquired for itself and that too without pufne
with those Who have used it, and from the great num-
Der Of cert sates of residents of Richmond. who
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels at
noerty to commend IL to general use satisfied that
the afflicted cannot Il without receiving great
For eale BY Mrs A. i. DAVIS. Rsnnett Bsers
aasa; 99vai, GhaS milispsugh T. J. Picot. A. Bods
~ H1,r A'a ohas. u. faie my2l
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
- 4 certain cnre for Fever and Ague-LEON-
ahD ANTlDoTE for the above, Ia the greatest
.lscosery of the age. It has never been known TO
ltui ana Z considered by numbers that have used It.
lana py the medical facnlty.l the best medicine in
References given by those who have been cured
bY the above medicine.
Price 81 Per bottle. To he had of
THOMAS LEOyARD
se I Corner OF Clay and Adam streets
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WOODFIN's sPECIPICt-FOP

CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor OF this Specific has been awe re- of
its virtues for several years having freq gently rasd
small anantties ter gIatuitous istrih! tion to the
afnlcte1 He iad no idea Of Offering it 10 tie public
IN this form. until he was urged to do so by those
who had been cured by it's use. H, now with great
confidence offers il 20 the public for the two disea ss
Indicted, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dysrepsia
NOT ~ general panacea for all the Ills flesh heir
% s5any certificates may be seen at all the places
NJ sale. i
Manufactured aud sold by q. WOODFIN. 18th
ttrest, Church Hi price 81 per bottle or bottles
IoT ~ For sale af-o, by GRUBBs d APpERsoN: e. J.
PICoT; j. w. POLLARD, 18th street. and DR. sysIIINes
corner OF Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
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CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
N sH0yELs, TONGS and P0KERS.-I have 70,
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds of Crates,
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets of Shovels, Tongs and
Pokers seren different sizes Of coal Scuttes cgdel
shoyels fire Shoyels handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans,
Are Brick fire Slabs and Jams: sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells, G;
sweet tone Builders, housekeepers, and others Ia
want Of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. | am manufacturing
all kinds Of Brass and Iron Work of the above de-
scripton, st my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY. No. z25
Saiu street between 9Th and 9Th streets, West side,
Richmond, Va
sc l6-am Z. D. DENoON.
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MOST WONDERFUL DIsCOYERY :

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r. Fl. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-I
- have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR B1rrsgs
"lth ny customers and universally recommend Ii a.
specinc against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c As TONIC, find il superior to any other arti
Gle have ever tried. As agreeable article in a
COCKTAIL. ii is only TO be used to BE- approved
Your friend ami servant
su Ii THOS FALJON NJ n
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Rev. DE-. STILES. The congregation OF
the United Presbyterian Church on shockoe Hill,
are Dow enjoying visit from their former pastor
the Rev Jos G. Stiles. D. D.. who iaborsd - long.
and aecepiahly, among them. lie will remain
Throughout the week, and his numerox. friends
aneAdmirers will have an opportunity TO hear him
preach ir the United Presbyterian Church wednes.
day night at IN O'Clock, and Sabbath morning
4 1t, ut IL o'clock
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CHRISTMAS INcTpENrsIS IN PHnApELphIA.--on Christ.
mas morning, John Lee was killed Ia quarrel
with George Heckford, who was committed to
prison. Both Engiishmen. On Christmas Eve
negro named VIM. Durham shot another negro
named Harris, through the head. iuflicting q mo-
tai wound On tiis same evening, man was ba1.
Iv stabbed at the corner Of sixth and Bedford
streets and two brothers, named Charles ard JAS
Gallagher. were arrested ON rhe charge of commit.
ting the crime. Friday sfteraoon, quarrel took
place between James Collins and his wife, In Raa-
ford street, concerning bottle Of rum when tus
woman beeame excited and plunged knif, into
her husbands head, eausing very dangerous
wound. The woman arrested. Richard Thon.
attacked by rcwdies at his own tavern. ia
Dock street, Thursday evening, and stabbed twice
In the side. Ills wounds were believed TO be NOR
tai. Michael Tobin arrested for inflicsing the
Wounds.
On Christmas Eve, Mrs. fingard, residing In Ken
sington district. Philadelphia, went ont 80 buy
some holiday gifts for her children, and while sb
sent, one of them. Is months old, upset q fluid
ep and was burnt TO death. The moiher on her
return, was rendered nearly frantic with grief
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MISTAKEN AND sRor FOR A DsER.--Tha 0pelousas
ta. Courier relates singular accident In that ri
einify. IL appears that Mr.lastie Fruge in CON.
pany with seyerat other gentlemen. among whom
was Mr.. Madison Neyiand, had gone deer hnntiug
ia the woods ON hayoa B9uf As IL ganeralfy the
case. part 81 the hunters started with tbs haands
whilst others went In different directions. taisng
their stands and waiting FOR the dogs Mr. Fruxs
was thus established, wl.rn Mr.. Neylan approach
ed slowly in the direction of the hounds, unaware
OF the presence OF his companion. when he b. ard
noise in bush close by him, and having oi,se rvsd
again, he saw an Officer Iie took TO Be deer, aud
as quick rs thought discharged his gun In tbs
bush. He had then shot his companion, fruge.--
Three bucksh1t had entered th. desh. suffice IL to
SAY that. although the wounds were considered
dangerous, the nnlncky frase II new sus of danger
and doing we'll.
The confusion and despair of Mr.. Seyiand may
well be imagined at tie discovery of bis error.
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THF ETy1 an nYIuT-


81 have Just received certain informatcn n ga 70
the iato OF the King Of Delhi. His life 10 to be
spared; for the officer who arrested him. in yio.a
ton OF orders, gave him poage to that effect
The biunder is disastrous In the extreme The
hoary seoundrel deliberately ordered the murder of
~ English women and children. ard his exernp-
tion IRON pun shment will be interpreted by ever,
native into fear They will only laugh at the sto-
ry OF the pledge an invention to conceal the in
ability OF the government to carry out iss wilt Ii
seems indeed somewhat Quixotie to say that po
lice officer can save n murderer by promising him
life. fou mast remember the king is only sim
pie subject. Tie Is protected by treaty, aud IL
In no sense prisoner of war. The Court Of D-
rectors 50 years ago exempted his palace from the
order, net by treaty OF agreement. He ought to
be transported for II e. As 1t is, he has played
winning game Ii no had succeeded, he would
have gained an empire; as he has failed. he ioses
simply nothing perpetu al encouragement 10 ey-
cry natiye scoundrel with a few provinces and an
army OF ragamnfhns
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-Ch;1aren

" AAs1A1tAa Wo1sh hhlLIEh.-InllGIon
-. cry for 1t! This valuable and popular prepars-
Gon is recommended with the greatest conf1dence-
o one oI the best safest and most reliable Worm g.
belns prepared especially for children Il ia sweet
ann pleasant to the taste aud readily taken by them
ana may he given to the youngest infant with perfect
ssety "a IL contains no OIL worm seed tr pentine or
r. Prepared ooiy by E. J. PIC0T. and for sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-29

THAWLs, SHAW LIS, SHAWLS.-A
~ large stock OF shawis on hani, which will ha
sold extremely low. Those in want will give
early call. j. MILLHISER h BRO,
d. Tfrrrad .tr
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HorsE BaEAKIEa --On Sunday night
last, the hat store uf Mr.. j. Ii. Anthony. ON 1 AIRY
street, aear 18th, entered anil robbed of about
SO iu money. The thieves effected an epsrancr By
cutting through a brick wall in tie rear uf the
house, and the Job WAS 20 neatly executed. that
many who have II incline to the opin ion that
the rogues understood the art Of building NJ we'll
as pulling down walls. After getting Into the
store the dead latch 10 the front door was
rpon the inside, and the desk aud drawers we're
then ranszcked for money. No gods were tskoa
away By the OPERATORS
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~, ff.ss- ,xr MOTTO E-TO MERCHANTS |
So AND OTHERS. FORWARDING PACK
aGkS by ExPkESS.-On ami after the lat day of |
January, leis, all articles TO be forwarded by the
Mornings Mail Train Express, from Richmond.
must br Mt 10 the Express Office the evening pre-
'iou 10 Insure their hing forwarded, no Express
will h received at the cars heretofore cep} per
shable aitict7 viz. Oysters and Marketing gene.
1siy. Express Packages from persons going on |
the same train. {. CAMPBELL,
de- % General Supprintpuhaut
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,xs RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
- RAILEOAD.-Ihe Freight Depots On tie Road
will he closed on WEDNESDAY, the 23i inst and
40 freight will be received until Jan ID ts53
de 2:-6t r. Ii. GfLL, Sup't
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DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
lfa Needle Work Collars, suitable for PRESENTS
which We selling at haltprces some AZ how as i.1
cents. j. MlLLHi2ER Il BRO
de n iG3 Broad street.
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GOOD BISCUITS, Loaf Bread, Batter
~ Cakes, and every descrpton of Pastry can be
male by using SemP'e's lntallihle Baking Powder
Sold whoIesae and retail, BY
JNO. W, dARLICK, Druggist.
de IS Market Place, Franklin It
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

AFAvoRABLE NoTIcE.-Thc following commend
alton of our Post Master General, we clip from
the Bellows Falls Argus. 1t is what we call first
rate -
Everybody knows the kind of man We want
at the head of the Post Office, more osensiby, il
not more intimately connected with our daily BUSH
ness than any other, indeed all the other Federal
offices combined. We want man of ready mind,
fertile in resources prompt in execution, and
Lutte in action. Such is Aaron V. Brown, of Tenn
essce. lie is q strong man. AS an orator he is
perhaps unsurpassed and as n statesman few equal
him. He has been identified with all the great
measures of the party and ranks as the friend OF
jackson, Polk and Others among the leading states
man of the day. lie has been governor Of his ma
tive State His talents are of the highest order
and the duties Of Post Master General will be ably
administered by Governor Brown
To appreciate how feelngly friend Atkins wrote
the above we will say that this same Brown ha.
just appointed the editor of the Argus Postmaster
at Bellows Falls.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-28

zette, has asked dismission from his pastoral
charge on account of his increasing infrmitics.
lie has been settled in Hadley for period of for
ty-scven years including an absence Of few years
in New York. DR.. Woodbridge was installed col
league Of Rev. Samuel Hopkins, d. D., at Hadlcy,
in 1910, and succeeded to the Passionate on the
death of DR. Hopkins, in the following year.
A funny story is told of man who stole five
dollar bill out in Indiana. In order to lessen the
crime, his counsel tried to prove that the note was
not worth five dollars, 1t being at discount. The
prosecutor said he knew the prisoner was the mean
est man in the State, but he did not think he was
so ALFRED mean as not to be willing to steal Indi-
ana money at par.
In the Supreme Court at Portland, on Tuesday,
George d. Eden, keeper of high school at Wind
ham, was tried for assaulting pupil. Judge Da-
Wis charged that master in a school acted in the
same capacity as parent at home, and had the
right to enforce obedience to school rules by>prop
or punishment and left the jury to decide whether
this right was exceeded in this case The jury re-
turned verdict of not guilty. The case was tried
previously before justice of the peace, and thu
teacher was fined 70, and appealed.
DR.. Henry Bates, the impeached Treasurer o
California, is native of Borre, Mass.
letter writer says, in regard to the Mormon
children, they appear like neglected, uncarcd-fo
set, generally dirty and ill-clad. The majority o
them are girls, and this troubles the women yer,
much, for they know that women is doomed to
life of misery and slavery. 1t is also singula
fact that a large proportion of them are white
headed.
In the legislature of New York, a bill has bee
passed to incorporate Erastus Corning, James S
Wadsworth and others into an "Emgrant All
Homestead Company" with capital OF $4,000,
000 for the purchase and settlement of lands il
any State or Territory of the Union.
The present year, 1857, is the tooth year sine
christianity was introduced into Finland by Kin
Erich TX, the saint of Sweden. The jubilee is t
be celebrated some time in the course of this ycai