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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02
DIED..
In this county, on the 9th ult., NIB. WHIT
FIELD. His disease was Flux.

In this county, on the 9th ut., NIB. WHIT
! FIELD. His disease was Flux.
An honest, valuable citizen has passed away
one respected and beloved by all who knew him.
The Masonic fraternity have lost useful member.
We tender his family and friends our heartfelt
sympathies in their bereavement.
IN this county, ON Wednesday evening last,
after proractsd illness, Mrs. E. H. VANCE, in the
62 year of her age.
IN this county, on the 28th ult, at the resi-
dence of her father, John M. Pickering, Miss
MARr AMANDA PIckEnNo,-age IL years.
"Lov'd one, rest from care and sorrow,
Death is DER, and life is won;
On thy slumber dawns morrow,
Rest, thine earthly race is run.
Fare thee well though woe is blending
With the tones of earthly love,
Triumph high, and Joy unending,
Wait thee in the realms above" H.
ON the 26th inst. in this county, Mrs. MARTHA
RICHARDSON, wife of Garrett Richardson.
IN this county, on the 25th ult., Mrs. MARY A.
ALLEN, wife of Samuel F. Allen, after long and
painful illness.-age 80 years.
Mrs. Allen was favorably known to all of her
acquaintances, but loved most by those who knew
her best Her friendship was warm aud earnest
and SO sincere was she, that If anything nterposed
which threatened to ostrange weaken it "she
could never rest' until it was entirely removed
Love between friends and peace among neighbors,
she esteemed above price. This Of itself without
the mention of any other virtue explains why she
was loved SO well when living, and why her loss
is SO deeply felt since dead
Her illness was protracted, but she tried to bear
1t with christian patience. As the end of her suf-
ferngs approached her willingness to die increas-
ed. Dying grace seemed gradually to be impaired
taking away the fear of death, so that she could
say 81 do not fear to die. She protested religion
when quite young-joined the church Immediately
and has been acceptable member of it ever since
The God she trusted in early youth, she found
comfort and stay In death. Kind friends laid her
in the grave-closs by the side of her boy-there
to rest calmly and peacefully until they spring in
to each others embrace at the sound of the Arch
Angels trump. R.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02
sRAGe,s ARCTIC LINIMENT!

This incomparabie LinInient, upon which The
great mass of the afflicted Of all lands now ralv
ralgia, Gout, Erysipelas lancer, Scrofula, Sprans
nruises, Burns, Scads, and all cutaneous diseases,
rapidly superseding all similar preparations.
he proprietors give for Inc encouragement Of
Sufferers, the following memorandum Of few of
the wonderful cures effected by Il during the past
few months. Certificates from The parties named
in the possession Of the propi ieiofs, but their
length precudes the publication Of all but fnSr. =.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02

Consisting in part Of Fancy Silks. Mpslins lawns
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, Trimmings. Ready
made Clothing, &c. If you want any of the
above articles now is the time to buy them.
Very Respectfully,
PICKERING & ELY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02

Regular Passenger Packet for Clorkspilte
aud NashpiUe,
FAIR UEEN,
J. KYLE, Captain. This boat pos
.isiEsssssssss sesses superior accommodations. Or
doTs left with the clerk will be promptly attended
10.
april %. SO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02
]. & A. ARNoT.
LYNCH, ARNOT a. CO,
Chest It,it street,
e,antion.

Many Druggists, having old LiuemeFts on
hand, will try and sell them to you the best, bus
do you positively refuse 20 purchase them. Ask
for "Bragg's Arctic Linlment," and take no other.
Liberal PROPOSITION.
The Propretors agree to furnish each purchaser
Of dollar bottle, with free subscription to the
U. s. Journal, for one year. This rs one tf the
best N Y illustrated papers. certificate, en-
tiling the holder TO the benefit of CHS proposition
is enclosed in the wrapper around every dollar
bottle. The Arctic LinenIent is put up IN 25
cent, so cent, end 81 bottles. The 80 cent and 81
bottles contain so and 100 per cent. more Lini.
ment ~ proportion to their cost and are the cheap-
est. For sale by BRAGG & BURRoWEs.
Sole proprletors, 81. Lous, Mo.
An agent Is vented In every town and village.
Applications must be accompanied BY responsible
references.
For sale by p. r. Thomas. l3rystIy & Mccau.
ley aud w. .. vaaee. clark~Nsi Berry 8 De-
moviIe5 HashyHis, Tenn.
Oct 2, I957@-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02
Notice

Regular Nashville, CLarkspiUc and I'adu-
cab Packet,
LlhnpassS running packet, Steamer
@ MINNETONKA,
Captain GLEN MATHEW.
Passes ClarksvilIe, down, every Monday and
Thursday, at s o'clock, p. NJ. Passes up every
Wednesday aud Saturday, at ~ o'clock, M
Connects at Paducah with T. S. Mail boats for
Louisville, ST Louis and Memphis. Through
tickets 10 the above points. st
June IL. '5s-2a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02
E0r Farming
Sundries.

Waterco coolers, Ice cream frsezers, cocoa dippers
cedar tubs, painted buckets, scrub floor and oil
cloth brooms and brushes.
BEAUMONT g. BARNES.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02
One bottIe triuninIlant.

Mrs. Motif, No: 3l5 Morgan street. ST. Louis,
having suffered for three years with Rheumatism,
and tried many preparations without effect, was
cured by one fifty cent bottle Of Arctic Linement.
G-FBsyrG's ARcTIc LINkMENr.--No method Of
treating Neuralgia had succeeded prior to the In
Production of this powerful neryfne. The faculty
admitted that their utmost skill only compass pafs
tal and temporary relief; but tho Llnirnent nni-
hilates the disease. No relapse mars the peffec-
ton of its cures. For quinsy, bronchitis, inlaniS
matory rheumatism, lumbego, skin Diseases par
alyss, and Commissions aud other external injuries,
il ia the only preparation which gives present ease
to the sufferer, and insures immediate Gonzales
cence and rapid euro. -Audyian County Signdl,
Merieo, No. 80 =.
sT. Loire, Mo, April %, 1855.
G5'THE DocToR's CoULD'Nr CURE HM!--Mes-
srs. Bragg & Burroves: Gentlemen--I have sui.
fered from Salt Rheum for six years, have been
sorely afflicted, my face, eyes. and ears vera Cow
cred with sores from the salt rheurf. and my hands
were so bad that feared should lose tho uss Of
them. My finger nails como of; and my hancs
were one mass Of sores when commenced using
Bragg's Attic Liniment, and by the use Of Eve
small bottles, war eniireiy cured. New nufiv
h ave grown on my fingers, and am entirely free
from all sores OF any relics Of salt rherm.
Previous TO using tho arctic Lnement, Ind
been under the treatment Of several Of the most
eminent physicians In this city, and never re-
ceived any benefit from their Treatment.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02
CHEMICAL or.

Non explosive Burning Fluid no moro exp 'osions
and loss Of innocent lives, this Fluid will burnin
any kind of lamp with lid 10 It, with a common
wick it gives beautiful and brilliant light. Pre-
pared by b c. Felts, at Pleasant Mound Tenn,
For sale by the Manufacturer and Thomas and
Brother, GAINESVILLE Tenn.
CHEMICAL INK.
Felts Indelible Writing Fluid, flows free from
any kind Of pen and cannot be extracted from
the paper. Warranted never to change COLOR.
May %, '56--n. b. c. FELTS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02

New lot OF Fishing Tao We want room.
kle. We want more GUS
New lot of Guns. toners.
New lot of Pistols. We want money.
New lot Of everything We want TO please
you.
BEAUMONT e. BARNES.
GAINESVILLE, April l6, 1858.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02

pa- Blanks neatly printed, and keps
constantly on hand, for sale at this Othe,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02
Five Farms for sale.

June l8, ls5e-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-02

June Ie, '5s-3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

N NVNNHFNNIVNNL
The Republican Convention for the seventh dissrcs
met on Friday evening. Tho report Of the Confercnos
committee, that had unt~d urnn George Briggs, ihs
ameri, an candidate was disagreed tycas To- nays IL
aud The Convention INSISTED apn Mr. augustus y Dow,
t. candidate prev ousy nsme-l. VI. Dow vas waited
and accctted the nuniuaton. The vote 10 ths ds
tfict last december about equal a. between the de-
rst-nts and rcpuhl.cars-thc Americans beng about
500 votes bchus either The Hends oi Mt Dow are ~
hold mass meeting this evening Jackson square W
tatiy his nonnatCn.
cosRurcx me ncmocratic Judiciary Convention "a
ranmany Hu has terminated James Moncricf sr judge
Il the Superior court MT "John NOncrefs reported
f,hty sx votes Wsrc gwen lor Mr. Noncrei, instead a
gLy cIe.
f,ci1r william stbi~mtr i the d,mDcratic candidate
Coz CoIIer, net 81 50 mcr. Yrntsd. poctor schr
r,cr iyd the thlrl "a Of votes on the ballot.
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@. A. BuRkHAS, Caah'r

~
The general getting up ef the bin is excellent So good
the engraving tina, nine persons out u ten would be apt
declare the bill genuine The forgery OF the X gs
tcr's wel done. The paper Is not hac tua
generally used Tor banking purposes but nevertheless ~
would bc apt to dec.e most Il IL Of light PINK
color aud Of the ordinary thickness The vgnstte very
pretty II represents scene at Oglsnsh.fg, EASILY
Cognzed by eny person acquainted with that city
MORE coUSrERFEITrN0.
Counterfeit $40 bills the Peoples Bank of ths city
put in circulation Saturday night with pretty
tocrabe The police became aware Of the exist
OF the gang In good time, else much injury might
have beon dono storckcopcrs Tho Fourtonth psocnci
police arrested a named James Thompson the
of attempting 10 pass OF the eoanrfeis al t
t,orc Of Wise Co, No. ss Bowuy. Charles A. Sod
wick German segar maker, aged - yess arrested
by the Ninth precinct police, on a similar charge. Tue
prisoner into tho store OF Edward Warren No. ~
Eighth avenue and attempted 10 pass one Of The above
mentioned counterfes. On being told that tho bill
spurious he sccreted Il IN somo manner and tried ~
escape. The bill could not be found, notw'tnstand
pg strict search made for the Ia tho
Sixth ward efforts made 10 pass tho bills. but
the police soon put stop a. the operations OF the
crers by arresting two &c the gang la tn Nne<eent
ward a number Of the bills passed. ami before N.
police could get upon tie track OF ths couEasiecrS, tho
latter escaped. This counterfeit dangerous one, and
would he likely 10 deceive exp.risnccd judges ot
money. II Is remarkable good imitation Of the genuine,
doubt cost the counteitrs considerable u get
10 The following IL a Ia sine OF ono of tue bills
covered by the Ioicc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
LIST OF OFFICERS.

Annexed list cf the cf the officers q the
ses composing the Paraguay expedition
FpIGATE sABIEN.
f1ag ofHoor-wm. y. Shnhrick, commanding Brazil
squadron and Paraguay expedition.
tstsain-fienry A. Adams, commanding Sabine.
r.mmander-Thos. Jefferson Page, Captain OF tho dect
I.susrnan,s-M woodbnIl, executive oaleor; ChAs 8.
hci enough, Geo. r. Welsh wm. H. Murdaugh (aae), VIM.
e,teon X. y. n. Lewis l.. u. Newman, W. P. Mccann.
beet surrcon-sames NJ Grocnc.
Purscr-sohn y. steele.
Captain Nsrines--Rcbert Tansnll.
bust Lieut. nant OF Marnsa-ahas. A. Henderson
second Lieutenant cf Marincs-Thos Z. Wilson.
r-ssed Assistant su,geoa-James '. Harrison.
Assistant SuTgeon-J. G. Bertoette.
Chaplain, Rov--Ionn Clarke.
tommodores secretary-Thos. jefferson Page, Jr
csvain's Cl,rks-I- ~ Gcdsoorough, Jr., John Page.
Fui-ef's CieIk-Johu NJ Fsk.
Boaiswarl--rnu Atkinson.
sunncr--sames N. cookes.
Csrpenter-Wm. ~ jenkins.
"a inak.i-.Iohn JONES.
Masters hatcs-valcntinc II. voorhecsc, Danl Duns-
more, thas W. lawrence, John Z. Robinson, VIM. u.
S1ehe, James Towers.
STEAMER HARRIET LANE.
tarfain--~Iohn Fauncc. .
iscutcnants--A n stanford u. C Constable, J. W. viii
so., Iinshfod W Frobei
surrcon-Angclo Ionsi.
ror.ers cefk, In ehargc-yiwsrd willard
taifains Cerk-vincent Y. Travers.
thicf tnrncer--J. X. Dryburgh.
Assis,sntswelter Scott, Charles a. Dale j. Twebster
Aral MccAer, Robert A. fIabersham.
orderly Sergcant-ecorgc w. Robbins
Actng boa'swain--,ioscph Lockman.
Acting Gunncr-lromas Coc.
Carpenter Mate-Isaac Main
STEAMER ATLANTA.
Commander-D. ~ Rdgeley.
Lcutenants-Iohu Downs, J. r. Egglestoa
Passed Assistant surgeon-John NJ Brown
Second Assistant Gngincers-Tho,nas n Jones wn, q
Thompson, and Edward r. Latch.
STEAMER ". W. cuArrg
fisutennnt Commandng-Win RonckpndorN
Lcutenants--Iamcs r. Jonctt, John Walters J. W Dun.
nington
Acting Master-A. y. Crossman
Second Assistlnt Engmecr--rcn Eyck bios.
Third Assistant Lngineers--George ~ Lining, y I.
Dick
Armament, one nine inch gun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
Kings Counsy Politics.

The American snd Republican County Conventions re.
assemble today, with tho v. adopting ucse,
IN accordance with the programme arranged by the ON.
terence tcmnttccs Of both parties Tne American Coo.
veninn, after havnr nominated straghtticsc' adjourn
ca ~ The call ~ the char ThC action VI thv Congressional
Conference tom mtteCs has induced the chairman
70 call the conventcn topelhcf The candrc for COUNT
Clerk promptly declined, as ~ asscrts mel th
basis a the union, slrcany patty cnsumrtci hy wn ch
the candidate for that ofco II v'h the rcpdhi
An effort viii aso be made ~ he County Coto
a. the same laety su something W oc aune f,r
Nilsmebufg, the rgpvh Uavng heretofore oven
locked The CLAIMS "a that - nu 81 Ill oty.
The repuhscans ~ the Inrd 1stFtt have m-nin,ie
General II. Y. prrye4 ~ n, as mbly.
Thc Amercans of TIE d 4 Assembly d.stfit have
dominated Abraham W. NJ Van Slskcn.
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II J
" I.ragr, Cash.


As as the exatcrcc Of the countsietS known
at the obcc Of the General superintendent ~ Police, word
tecgraphca tC all tc ccrunt stations and the po.ca
cautioned TO kccp bright hook out tor the rngucs
1he result that han uuzcn arrests male va
Tie Sixth, Fourteenth Ninth and Seventeenth precin H.
which had tendency cumpi the gang suspend opc
raons at rather an earlier hour than they expected No
clue has yet been obtained 20 the headquarters ~ this
rang, but Is suppscd thcy reside IN the upper part o
III, city.
CO txhbtlun a the thieves gallery but ms cumIanion
and confederate Mr. Jones has UT enjoy that honor.
The occ are now cndcavO To ferret out the accom-
p,cs ~ The prisoners an thcse persons who have been
~ tie habit of p0itba-inF the spurious muusy For
last the attempts ol The public o reach the
0i counterfeit money this city have provct
laiiurcs The cflccrs imagined that TN
thrrg bUstsfs carried the suburbs, aoa tnst
these employed IN the trbuton % the b. residents
ancther ny Their searches extended outs ~
u New York - Brooklyn consequently tncy we're o'n
p,tcly AZ fault The discovery " the coantcricitng
esiab smcnt Al Mott Haven, and the Italian bandtti
NJ lotkvic, shows that thieves are iuui uf living n
retired aud rcsIeyabie ncighburhoos aud th,, their
ha1Iis Eot confined a. Church street AMI u. FIVE
lo.nts We have heard Of no arrests Cor passsg ANY
~ The above CUui tcfes whether there has bson aay
a the spurious money circulated nu ume aiune
utcgm'nc u the opinion Ct the poHc, however, that
none have been issued
AhEnT ~ HaKrcR poricy-On saturday nignt
ieih inst, cnoers Welsh AMI OIsiea arrested four .n
famcd John Met ann alias llutchps, jams smith aias
lssnord, Joln I"wtcy, rc"ny frum ,sa S,ats IrIscu
abd Ihaies Gy,ss, sUsp, ,r t,ng about \, rob
vessel u the kcfth fivcr They brought aud
"cked W " The fl'st ssrd station h,us-. The alov
ush ate known H. b. notorous liver thieves fh.ir ixs
Lttsst vii be taken 10 add lss. Va The rogues
gallery.
ArttSrrD Mrr1Sy Last evening oicrts Birdet
stevens, of ilarbur Police boat No. D. bpricd tha
sipl'ith R,ec, whi,h arrived during The lay, and
rested coorcd man named Lewis I. smith, on charg
u sishbing thc captain He was taken the First ward
station house aud luckci
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

The Regatta Committee have awarded the prizes -
follows
1st Cass-Sloop Rchccca, J. Gordon Bennett, Jr
"a Cass-sioop sanersing, c Cromwell
"a Clasa-Sloop Fanny, y ~ White
schooner prrc--schooncr Znra, WIN. ~ rhomas
The protect by the q ths Margaret aains, tho
Fanny for running the westward cf buoy No. H. vas
disnssc a. the procsiants failed ~ convince tho COM
mittee that the Fanny held such a course.
The Margaret ruled not " have competed for 9
prize nasmuch the boat shc carried not held %
bsye been servccablc one, required by the consu.
ticu. CIIAS. "a UASwtfI,,
ANSON LIVINGSTON. lCommttec
y HOWARD WAINWRIGHT !
NEW YoRK, Oct =. 1868.
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DESCRIPTION oF wkTsRsrotr-rHE COMET a.
SEEM FROM SEA.
ny the arrival in port Saturday Of the schooner
Susan Canon Captain camillus Rookie have news FROM
Para, Brsz, up to the 7ih ar September. The captain
has favored ", among other matters With the folow.a
very interesting description water spout which pas.-
close TO his vessel on The "a of Argus,
ns HERALD.
I'm the outward passage, August 2, Tat 7T deg mn
NJ, long 50 deg 55 min. W, al noon, heavy slnai
down upon from south southwest, in The midst of
which there large watcrspout forming. cnde.
vored to avoid by 'sscpng away I" hi; finding wouii
come down uIon me despite all my sniesvors, +" iar
up' and lowered away my sails had Just time 10 get
them Gown and secured when came down upon Us,
creating terrific co,noton ui-'n VI" saf,sce " uic
~s,es II pssssd scarcely forty yars astern of Tn.
wind for few minutes very vr,lenl, AMI apparently
from amos, every ,nt VI tie compass. In the vortex
N. water serms. b. o,rn huge ,aue whrng very rs
phiiy wih tie sGnthat vs. the the hands Of a
watch.
Above the pon, Of this cone az well NJ could sec.
there sIJ- AIRED ~ BE- hollow cynicrf may he p-r.
intisa the cxpressoi--losm by tho vapor of
c.oIas, or elsc rain. Tbs cylinder very sn.uariy
acted upon, for, besides ITS rapid ru,ary motion, was
beng swaycd ~ various dircstons, pdng me very
ufcby - the swaybs 81 an Inflated balloon before being
reiC sscd Il ON LrTd tIrsd.
on the surface tie the water seemed followed
outside tie oohc, and ali IN great commoton, beng
secty with foam. TIE barometer at the time stool
Sot5 ami was not the least affected. The thcrmomcter
(t) arw minutes bcinre n ~ dog, hui after the
watcrspuu passed fv "a II deg. The waicrspvut
about tn or twelve feet ln diameter At is hsse, snf
gradually increased as to the clouds, winch were
remarkably cw There bot slight shower Of ram.
The ecge u the rain ~ss plainly visible little distance
from the watcrsiut, ana apparently there was great
deal Of wind With t. for the water was oil ''fcather
white shortly after u crussrd our stern the Cloud
cylinder broke the thin suddenly disappeared, but
such n commrton ~ the waters as was then created
would have satisfied the heart " the most aren iuv mile
tathers wish for "rolers.i series " rollers about
eight feet hph, ralatng out from the SPOT whence IL
broke haH hour the broke II entirely
cam. n ~ been EARN previously. Taken altogether, II
xas efsnd tough trris manifestation OF the power Of
lks mghy but asst~c ycu M near proximity ~ u
~ ur' - " enhance Tho cnpymcnt of the sight pre
eeHtes. viewed much IN tlc light as sons luck
tss wait, krsa d.cp n quagmre from whence there
gseap,l, would regard furious bull that wts
sling uat cIetr uryn hm. think ths i thn
y sy Npsst@ has been tn thass wonder
ptsttn.tam "a tatWr without rfcciv ug ,agnag..
tN It's RoUkF, Ma~tar of tn Sasan Canon
H. captain reports that On The 2h Of s.,scmber,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

Nara dc los Angeles Mora, lady well known 10 tho
cuban residents Of this city died yesterday at her resi-
dencc No l2i Fast Thirteenth street. aged eighty years
Tier husband lived 10 his liOth year and their welded
lie extended 10 over fifty years. Madame Nora was from
Havana and her family of tho most influential on
the island ON the 10th inst, az 10 O'Clock A. NJ her re
win he taken from her late residence the Roman
Catholic Cathedral in Prince street where the usual roll
gious ceremonies win b. goD through with, aud the body
depnstcd ~ vault until such time as her friends 70
move II 10 Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

II at. - ~ NJ, ion. 81 30, remarkably bright nd
oraft'Tl in tie northwest, the tlii inclined ap
and northerly, at ang'o ~ TO- ty tive degr ~
a0k series OF distances Tn saxtant betwaen IL and
Ito Moth star IL continued - b. visible night g.
p"arine 70 progress Ia the souihwnrd.
We have also received tn ougb ihr same aans cs Of
The hioio of Para up to the 18th uit, but thy contain
nothing uf interest.
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ArrRcacnre DxrARrrrK or GENERAL PArz -TnsyKs or
rHE RsrrElio or vruunA 10 Bs AunoRurs. Tho
venezuelan Commissioners who have been charged with
the duty Of inviting General paes % hs country
win wait ON the city authorities day 70 officially thank
them for tho welcome given 10 tina, distinguished soldier
and statesman when nc arrived amongst us. Tho pro
visioua government o Venezuela has directed tha, Tx
expression Of i's gratitude he presented TO the executy
and people at large OF the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

1rrrEn BAG FcR Buxvos AyRns AND PARAGUAY The
United states siorcslp Release, Lieutenant Commanding
William A. iaclcr, viii sa IN few days Cor Bucnos
AyrCs aud Paraguay letter bag will be kept open the
u cetm az the Navy Yard Tor the reception Of letters aud
packages
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We have received copy Of the following petition
TO Governor JoHS A. kIyG;-
The humble petition of tho citizens Of Southneld Rich
moud county, doth represent
That your petitioners have with jealousy tho favor
shown by your Excecncy the citizens Of the town Of
Csstleton, in sstloning militia regiments among them;
that your petitioners orediby informed and do verify
believe that said regiments a Of great gain
said town q Caseon and that The vendors o lager beer
whskey, brandy and schnaprs likewise the aiors, kc.
wise the boo,makers likewise tie doctors and apheca-
cf sad town. greatly enriched by the presence Of
said militia and consider their presence the best
thing the removal q the hospitals that your petitioners
beg 10 ycur EScclcncy that they in tho ian
guago OF your EycoleBcy's proclamation, quite great
rcprobates the OF Cas,lcton and need military
watching quite as badly.
Wherefore your petitioners humhy pray that your Ex
cclcnry will order or two regiments Of tho state
militia 10 be quartcred on the town OF Souhfcd without
delay. JOHN FIREBEiAND.
BILL ToRCH,
JIM MATCH
BOB IlCIFER,
IqCK PHuSPHoRUS,
TON ClksfPHtNE,
And thousand otheu
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