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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

''MsFoRFUNEs NEVER CONE SINCLY. Last fall,
Chaplin Humphrey, of Bangor, Nc.. lost sl7 900 by
a failure; few weeks ago his pocket WAS picked o!
1850; and last week store of his at Bangor, con
tanning 5000 worth of wool AID skins, was destroy
ed by fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

FIRE IN CAsApA.--Burrows' dry goods store,
Cairnes leather store, Jacksons jewelry establish
ment, aud two saloons in Odd Fellows Hall, at ST.
Catharine's, G. W, were destroyed by fire on the
18th inst. Loss heavy and only partially insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

FIRES IN SPRINGFIELD 0.-The Western Public
School Building. at Springfield, Ohio, was des'
trnyed by fire the night of tho 10th inst. Loss
$4,000, insurance 5000 Another tire consumed
d stable valued at 800.
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DISASTER AND PROBABLE Loss OF LIFE A dispatc

from Long Branch y. j.. dated Feb. Il, says:
schooner was discovered this morning sunk
about half mile from the beach OF Long Branch.
One dead body discovered in the rigging and
taken off by Capt Joseph IL. West with a wrecking
boat. The rest Of the crew Supposed to be
lost. The name of the schooner is unknown
She has new maiG-sail hnd two large Burten
purchases ready rugged, and looks like a wrecking
schooner Her mastE are about half out OF water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

PAPER MILL BURsED.-0n the 1lth inst the
Lake Erie paper-nill, at Ohagring Falls, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, burned. together with por-
tion of the stock and machinery. Estimated loss,
SIS 900. insurance Is. .OOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

The EATHEH, yesterday, WIS COIu,
damp and disa2recable, and the Southern side
walks as slick ~ if glazed with glass. Several
TeopIe had heavy falls, but none of them, that
are aware of, were seriously injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

TBE BROOKLYN HoMIcDE.-The coroner's nvesti
CATION into the circumstance attending the deati
of Mr. Simonson, at brooklyn, n Y. has resulted
in "a verdict against the prisoner, George Magshey
Joseph J. Mellon and Patrick Laliy, and they
stand committed TO await the action of the Crane
jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
E.af- No FAMILY can afford 10 be with

,ut MUSTANG LININENT in their house The many
,cctauts are liable 20. may render it necessary
any moment ami nothing Is capable OF performing z
such certain cure. EctrIct: In lifting the kett =
from the fire, il caught aad sCalded my hands and
person very scyertly-one hand almost To crisp
The torture was unbeargbie. an awful sight
r The Mustang Linim mt appeared to ex-
raCt the pain ALMOST Immediately. 1t healed Ia
ndiy AID left Of account. GHAS. FOSTER, 42
BROAD street philadelphia 1t Is truly wonrerttli
,rtcI". II will cure any of Swelling, Barns.
,tf Joints Eruptions, or rheumatism For Horses
yorih ot Mustang has frequently saved valuable
lOrsa It cures Galds, Spraus, kiagbpna, spawn
,Hi Fouuje :. BEWARE or INVITATIONS Sold iii all
parts Of the LAhitithlc globe.
BARNES L PARK, PropriHtors,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

AN UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY of seven me-
groes wal arrested in John Mullsrs house, on
Thursday night, aud committed 10 the cage. les.
terday they we're all taken before the Mayor ana
soundy punished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

Neuralgia Head Ache Ear or Tooth ache, or pain
any part OF the iInbs OF body, stonach0r bowels,
when you can be cured instantly with HARTS-
d0RNE'S CURB-ALLl Il is tine tonic for weaS
tomacis and boTeis giving them tohe and strength
o digest food. thus caring Indigestion and Dyspep-
,i... Lea all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
bADD i CO. or other Drugglstsin Ill Richmond. Bot
les - and - cents. l0--0in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

IEE3 NUTIVh.-hII I6LigIUUSr UtHtFU
eilt literary, scientific, mechanic other societies
riders or bodies, which desire 10 unite in the cere
monies OF the erection Of the equestrian statue oi
he 22i OF February. and - form part Of the process
ion, are relue7tei 10 report to he the ntmes anh
uovsion may be made for thCir accommodation in
Ia column and in the reserved space shout the
aDuum"ut. = IL. b. TALlAFERk),
RICHM0ND Jan %, 1888 Chief Marshal.
5A- Newspapers generally are requested "a pub
isl this notice Ia 23-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

F..a Nf,aya G,cg, P,opreLr efhts EagsyicaaiaH.
81 u tsser bRs extracted two cJrns from ny
i."i - D. y sYetr extremely painful ior many year.
Ih- Ia, ,liasrt ease With which ne operated ,
s.Ilinar4 aad chrerlulty recommend him 10 all
~ i.p Il- IT. \hci with CgrHz "a the Uuly person !
b ave ,-. S,n perform ihe operation scientiil-
,}F aud a th1ut pain. NM RICE.
fbna! lp4Pa, sept Zj. 1901.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

STARTLING INCIDENT During the per-
formance Of the drama of the 'Poor of Baltimore "
last Thursday night, accident occurred which
created no little excitement among the audience,
for a short time. In the scene in which Lucy
seaborne MRS. Tayleure) and Mrs. Sesborne Mrs.
Baker, determine TO commit suicide by inhaiiug
the fumss Of charcoal. the dresses of the ladies
tonk IRE and threatened 10 envelop them at in
fiames. Seeing her peril0us situation, Mrs. Baker
gave u slight scream, but Immediately recovering
her seltpossesSiUn the two set t0 work and extia-
guished tho fire without changing their reclining
POSITIONS much to the qualification Of their slarI-
ed audience, who, on seeing them beyond all dan
ger, gave vent to their co0gratuatory feelings in
hearty burst of applause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

Hon. Edward Everett has just been elected fe-
reign corresponding member of the Academy OF
Moral and Political Sciences in the Institute Of
France.
James A. Gates. gunner of tha United States
sloop-ofwsr Portsmouth, died. Dec. l3. at hong
Kong. Mr.. Gates was . resident of Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

fxE-- FELL0W CITIZENs: ! ana candi-
- COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE
,ftH. uyp.r H.>'rjgt OF Hcnr.oo county, in Mag
-.y. .a pIats oi =. y. Eeosce, ESG Who Il ciinr>
...... .tirH. Shruii 70 by yocr pleasure to bastow
,.,.. fs.s ,tpuu me- / rl,d-a myself to a fun and
t..-ftaf. .ll-.ilarE, 90. ,ly dates thereof.
Nrry rvsJc -iHliy,
.-,.,s sr.NA $ - bOKiE W CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

gs5gp Dir. A. f. PETIcoLAs' Office, Rich
noud House corner "f Governor Gnd Ross streets -
Residence CarlIan House, on 18th between Broad
md Marshall streets
The rear room on the first floor over D0ggett /
Aulcrsous, formerly 2Ied by Dr. p for rent -
'os-rssian given Immediately. 1t is the most com
'0rtabie tod Ing room in the city.
fe l2-dlm%
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RICHMOND, Jan. II, Is


once corner 22da Main streets
ss9.Y DEAR SIR: | feel il duty | owe
o. yun 90 state TO the puic tne successful removal
y srs standing, weighing upwards ot SIR IjGY.ds,
without the use of knife or the loss Of bood-and
of which ! am now we'll, | was examined by Dr..
Warner. OF the Faculty OF Richmond, twelve years
age, and he pronounced ~ chances against ne by
cutting it. as also did other eminent phy sIciaus
throE shout the country. Yours. &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Resaonce-perkiusvili Goochland CO.. Va.
ia IS-d3ins
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go. SHERiYFALTY oy IlsNGico.-1 40.
nd E.,, .,s reelection o. ilr office ni SHERIFF
d., H-.u.as mo 4. HUTCHESON
...- fs-s stfts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Bs1s~ BRACG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT. ---
THE ARCTIC LIStNENT ....
DkFIkS ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used IT, affirm that ii Is
A Gs<EAT IMPROVEMENT ca
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER IISlMENTsS,
In the cure of
RHkuMAt ISM. PARALYSIS.
NEURALGIA, PILES,
sPkAINS BRUlSEs,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SOREs,
BURNS, WARTS,
sCALDS, MQUlDS,
TUMORS CURNS.
For HORSES and AULES externally, nothing ox-
ceeds the ARCTIC LiNIMkST,
Ia curing
sPRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES CALLS,
TllRUSH, RINGRONE
or any Soret Swelling, or Ealargeme Of boGo u
Muscle.
Price . Ns, - cents and 81, for small. lscdian
and large 81 ID bottles.
For sale Dy all Druggists,
PURCELL. LADD & co
ia l3-ts Wholesale agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

TIE DISASTER ON CAPE FEAR RIvER-The VIII
mington n. c. Journal, Of "Wednesday furnishes
the following particulars Of the disaster on Cape
Fear river, brief announcement of which we
made yesterday:
We learn that about midnight of Tucskay last
the Steamer Magnolia OF the Lutterloh line which
left this place on the afternoon of the same day
stopped at Whitehall lauding, Bladen county some
forty miles from Wilmington, to put passen-
| ger ashore While at the landing, her boiler ex-
| ploded, making complete wreck Of the boat. and
| killing and wounGiug number OF persons. The
following are all the par iculars Of the loss of life
| that We have been able to learn.
| Wade Persons kiHed--Captain Stednan com
| mander CT The boat; DR., Fellows "a Young gentle
and from Philadelphia, said 20 have been raised in
| sampson; Mr.. Tyson; female trSm Wilmington,
| boy about eight years old ,-neither name known.
| L0L0Ted RrS0dS KGed-Simon, the cook; Char
| les the Pilot, and two CT three others-names un-
| known. A COlUred mau banned Carver, or Carter,
was mUriHlly wounded aud another coiored man
! badly hurt, although he may possibly recover
| Mr.. 4. ). Lutterluh of Fayetteville pretty
severely Injured in the shoulder but his situation
| s not supposed to be dangerous, IL is proper to
remark that the body Of Captain SteCnIau has not
! yet been found but no doubts are entertained Of
| his death 1t is believed that some fifteen persons
| were killed, but our accounts are very meagre.
! Rev. A. p. Repiton. of Wilmington, was on board
and made narrow escape. There were sGme
| thirty passengers aboard. The boat was valued
at $4,000 No insurance.
We learn that man named George PaYnian, or
PearmaG, from Wilmington, was aboard, accompa-
nying corpse, which he carrying up to Fay
etteviile for interment. The coffin and what 1t
contained were blown 20 pieces, and the man has
not yet been heard 0 I. that there is too much
reason 10 lear that he also has been killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

DEATH oF A NOTED DUEILIsT.--PierTe Geutin, an
old citizen of New Orleans, died suddenly few
days ago. The picayune says:
Mr.. Gentin was a native of the ancient city OF
Geneva, and had devoted his early years TO the
profession Oi arms. Since 1906 he resided in this
city and during the of lSil-15, served as II
volunteer under Gen Jackson. shortly after his
arrival here, he got into difficulty about game
of billiards which resulted ia a duel.
VI hen he and his opponent met, the latter. be
fore they had crossed swords. struck him a false
blow ON his foot which FOR the time being disabled
Tim. His second then took up the gauntlet on his
behalf. and was slain. Two years afterwards Gen
tin aud his former adversary met as seconds at
another dnel and after their principals bad decid-
ed their matter of dispute, another meeting was at
once arranged between Gentin and the opposing
second. This time the contest proceeded TO Il fate
iss,ie. and Gentin came off conqueror. Since then
he has been the hero of half dozen hostile meet
ings; but from all of them he escaped unwouuded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

m ! re4i.et.sl.' aau.HusA myself Atandiaate inr
ts Nayu-xt TEMPLE ELLETT.
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From Dy y " LIaafts P.gsicivR 10 He CITY HutsT
TIRE institute ai IftiiJdstpdf1.
Dr. hlOsses las extracted, without pain or sore
ur,s eight very paiutul curHs 40 few minutes.
wOu4 advise nay friends and the public generally 10
R9 u Sir SchD.str and have themselves relieved oi
these toe turmeaturs. II LASDLh, NJ d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

From Pierce Bleiisr. Eeq.
Or SeL!3ssrS BIAS extra tela numbeF ot corns IRON
Ia! .ert wit!! ger4t skill and without pam, ,,,
PIEkCE BUTLER.
Ihn.l.Ir rlla NnY Q lEl7.
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49, To MY FELLow-CITlzENs OF TK

60 1lgNatco - am = candidate for the SIZE
gl.LtlgY AZ She t,uty Of Hehuco, and respect
~. :, MICH. DAVIS.
t,.3 7-!h poc 1SE-. f. 4--tluf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
LOCAL MATTERa.
The SUceEsT,oy 20 II,,,,,v.r.

The SUGGESTION 70 ILLUMINATE, on the
night VI the I'd. has taken like wildhre, and Ia
dies and men, girls and boys are in for IL with a
~ii. The cost and trouble 10 each family il 90
small, that no one will feel 1t. while the scene Il.
self will add more to the occasion than apy other
feature of the day after the Inauguration. Ysster-
day many timers were at work all day manu- sactu-
ring candiesticks 10 cost one or two cents each.
and hotel candies were being purchased by the box
In various neighb0rbo0ds. No one who can possi.
bly, do 80, will fail 10 illuminate his house, while
that of his neigabors il as bright and Joyous as
day The dark, dreary aspect presented by an un-
lighted building, on the occasion. will make the
blood OF all who soc it run cold unless good
10 known to exist tor the darkness The city
lamps, too, viii blaze forth with unusual brilan.
cy the night of the I'D while all tho public ed.
iiices, including the Governors mansion, will re.
fleet fron their windows the light hearted Joyous.
ness with which the day is celebrated by free and
happy people
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e. ro TIE NnrEss OF TIE County

.. Il. .:- ! hrrrhv announce myself . can iidate
d. ~, ...t-s ,f COMM -~IpNER uF THE RENE-
,.F tsg fl.p nrr.r District. ~ the approaching
.r...r... .ra rcsp". tUtIy s,ii-t yoEr snfrages.
1r.. :, g.. wong pleasure t. "l.gt nae, promise {"
q. -..f fi. ui the office lti;Niuilv and puHC-
,,,-r I.l.-HEfIF JAMES u. VAUGHAN.
r....-I AN a candidate for the CLERK
SaEr.. u ar.c, Coua'y Court. -
s..-tll.4 JNO Z HARRISON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
CORNS, WARTS

r@~GEoRGE =. STEEL, Dentist, 0;tce
.od residence Nc. 23I en- Msiu, between 9Th and gt
treets. Richmond. Va NV Ah-lv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

CORNS, WARTS,
sss5EL e As6asaA EASY FEET FOR TIE
s'sraA 22o instantaneous cure for
S3tXSS$ corns. buGiun., warts. nails
growing int" The flesh, and every disorder OF the
,-et cra,iicated without any pain or Inconvenience
permltting the patient to walk inmeiiaely with
perfect t:sr and comfort. caHsing that freedom ni
sen essential to health and good carriage By Dr.
-CHULTI. the kcsideJ IT ChFopodist Office on Wall
street Walt Street Hotel sign Of foot
es- Ladies and gentlemen, usual, attended at
heir residences, free of extra charge.
rR- Dr.. IS Ce.cbritet Lotion. for chillains
hcUmatlsm q c, 20 be had only al his office. ! sub
,ulu a lew certificates: ! 4 COwarlin. Esq, Lieut. j
Rady James Lyons, Esq, Rev Dr MiDnigerode.
f. q-lm#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
TAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT

J
The celebrated james River Cement works are
now in fll aud successful operation and pr, pared
70 furnish 1900 casks monthly. ,,
4 he Cement is manufactured from PURS NY
DRsULIC CEMENT STONE and approximates
nearer the ori ginal Roman Cement than any other
in the United States -
In order To maintain tue high repulaiioul y u9"
greatest care ani skill strictly dscsrding ali ioreign
matter aud put up in good strong casks, without
aduIteTasi0n - ,
1E~ EVERY CAsK WARRANTED,
Orders should bc addressed to the proprietor,
CHARLES Ii LOcHER,
Dalcony Falls. Va,
va ~ ''' BRTDGF0RD & CO.,
fls.. Va
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gsss~ 10 7UE NoTERs OF HESRrco
t.t> tLtg method Of announcing myseif
'-.ffsf f,I the shoIiilslty Of hcurico county, at
.,..If1 i.i May next; snd 4 elected promise 20
'yfrai as 1Gy time 60 the office, ana I" 1ischatSe
,- vi Ib. county before the day ot election. and
' ,5. meant .uc re:sr al such as wish to Saees,
. +tr.-.s t,f ttn utiice to my psghbefs. and
81. .-' ..' n 5,rexayy Isl John Il, Young. Esd., and
Z. 81 -1,t T. J. CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

| THEATRICAL UNIoN-The New York Evening Mir
| ror, OF Wednesday, says:
| We understand that Mr.. Charles Matthews was
united in the holy bands of rnatrimony To Lizzie
| Weston Davenport both of Burtons theatre, at
Jersey City. yesterday 1t will be recpllected that
divorce vas granted TO the husba nd of Lizzie on
| saturday, on the ground Of adultery with Mr..
| MAttheMs.
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f..4a 4 imp. HtJhatss lie I,1l ~ Jsysps NJpnip5H
rl> l4iJsstrs ma nstrait drs rufs arrc beaucouI
81 .tI-7ss At sj,us Ia mOiadre dDu!uer
JEROME NAPOLEON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

Fran II " tie 4 u3g gf Hsu5Fj1.
Sir Stb.Jss = has operated on Il. NaeSty's tro
with zcst Il, H. aud without the least pgiB. CerTi
hatH II. &aiesIy's command. bN. FULl.kk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

Thousands OF testimonials from the United States.
Bud ais, from Il, atty, Nobility, and medical nsen
from furapC cuu hU s-tu at the DoCt0r'- consulting
l,o,ms Ms. u aud 70. American Hotel, LAST
WEEK. fei-im%
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STRAw GOODS, BLEACHED AMI

- 'A+h y pNyAtS'}s DhhAAIA'1 ~ 49, -
- PRESS I'd We haze engaged the services Of q
hfst Tate Bie4cheT aad Pressei ut Straw Goods an
haElng procured lew blocks and he requisite ma,
c1lHTy, axe Eaw prepared 10 Bleach aud Press
Staw b9ane's and Hats 81 every description
II snail TIC orr ann 10 have tbis style OF Work done
ia the bipri superior manuT, and shall spare no ne
N-aefy eSpcDHe - accomplish tlie same. The party
Nh0n We have ga 2aRod, has worked in the lasZest
rfaw avasra ia New York aud Phila lei phia ana We
thihk, can give eHtire ati.lactj0u.
DEA.fS / BRO. rysrs
fssaa!.n street, opposite metropolitan Hall.
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WHAT IS A CORN

}~oHO Oi cutting. the eNCreseouCo has the opp2r
tunt.y Ut eNTsuoig1. bordering ard roofing Itself
AIj pt thr 7A,no place by cutting, you make grow .
pq-fert Germs. after which, It i Ia vain that it i
cat O., gasinrcd. Sometimes C0rns stay - long tim
without 4is!uE pain, hut that must not t 10 tllt
ir, TIA tarY are beCH0t1g inert, and IL Il they WI
.nli So i,r sooner or later. tp the great dI-iIeE
nf tjJr person who mas t. bear II. they viii eNliI
t4rT zeal character. Fsiu, swelling, lever. Isery
a., is r !iDary description viii HIs aud will be dIt
yutJ 40 uhJur, without greeted attention than cLi
uUi-I ordinary irCnm tances b paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
.OrATOES- POTATOES POTATOES.

Farmers that want pure. genuine Potatoes for
Faauhg MI call GA board tlis schooner joan X.
H. & ,a','o ~ te y ater ih.fAet @hete they eau
"hieisYtf sults them best Look here. what's going
q" board that yossoi. Why, they ceiling Jersey
gong and coming all the time. Don't il beat all1
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| OND0E pORTER-20 casks London
Pofter, just received aud for sale By
b@ DUDLEY u C0., " b4aia street.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-08
Columbia Market.


CoHon.-In the early part Of the week just
brought TO a close, the market presented no new
feature, the supply on sale was light, and as the
demand was good there was no quotable change
in prices, and on Wednesday evening the market
closed firm. On Thursday morning, the advices
from Liverpool by the Persia to the Goth ultimo
came to hand. reporting sales Of cottnn for the
previous week of 81 900 bales, ut a decline of ILL.,,
anil holders pressing their stocks on the market.
1000 bales were taken by spectators aud 5000
by exporters, leaving q stock of American on hand
of PAT 400 bales. These accounts brought "ur
mark IT. II pause, aud turned prices IN favor +
huyers, aud from that time up to the close Of busi
Ness on Saturday. the market dragged heavily a.
the following quotations. viz: Inferior Q a. o.
Ordinary IS "a q ~mi,ldlirg 10 a. 10}; good mi;-
ding 102 90 II fair II O. llS and choice a
shade higher. The sales Of the week compri-:
about $50 bales.
Country Bqcon.-There has been no mater. |
change in thc bacon market during the past week.
the stock is ligh, and the demand moderate; We
still quote IL a. - FOR hog rnunl, according I"
quality. Lard II @ be. q ID.
Corn.-The stock Of cUru on sale is light anil
prices are a shade higher. We now luo!e 10 o.
75c. p hushel, according to quality taken.
O~Qts.-Therc is no inquiry fur oats, and Their .
fore we are compelled to omit quotations alt"
gether for the present.
Cow Peas The article Of cow peas is stillvery
scarce, and freely commands 90c. az 81 q bushel.
Flour There is only a mall stock Of -four IN
first hands, aud therefore prices are firm, at S4.5O
a. 4 % for common to superhue brands extra
family four S. so a. 1915 = Dbl.
Sweet Potatoes.-This necessary article is still
very scarce, and SIPS a. ST. 80 Z busheli is freely
paid for them.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-08
fairs of the city of Washington, and instructed het
proper committee to make inquiries relative there

fairs of the city of Washington, and instructed het
proper committee to make inquiries relative there
to.
The Senate bill for the admission Of Kansas was
taken I'D on motion of Mr.. Stevenson, of Georgia.
Every member was in bis seat except Mr.. Caruth-
ers, Of Missouri, who is detained by sickness. The
galleries were crowded to suffocation, ard many
of the foreign ministers were present The ut
most anxiety vas manifested to learn the fate of
the bill.
Scarcely had Mr.. Stephens moved to take up
the bill, when Mr.. Giddings objected to a second
reading. In such case, the rule requires that the
question shall be taken on rejection. This was
disagreed to-ayes IS, noes l36.
This was not considered a fair test of the senti.
ment of the House, for some Democrats and Ameri-
cans who are opposed to the Senate bill, wished to
amend it: but the Republicans gave a full square
vote for rejection.
Mr.. Quitman, of Mississippi, offered rs a cub
stitute the Senate bill, with the exception of the
Pugh md Green proviso, which declares that the
people have q right to alter or amend the consti-
tuition. This was defeated-ayes 70. mes 100.
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Crittrnden's
substitute as amended by the anti Lecompton
portion of the Democrats in the late conference.
The amendment was carried by eight majority.
The amendment provides for the admission of
Kansas, but refers the constitution to the people
for their vote: that if rejected, q convention is to
be called to form a new constitution. which shall
be submitted to the people for adoption or rejec-
tion and that so soon as the result of said cleo
tionis made known to the President, If approved,
he shall issue a proclamation declaring Kansas one
of the United States of the Union, without any
further legislation on the subject on the part of
Congress.
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