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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-06-12

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
ia published every Saturday, at So per Annum,
payable Ia advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OtFt;E 7th STREET, near BROAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21
rzu vopu DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NAY a. loSo

State officers were he recipients Of favcr. HnuS.
however, TO ZONE with whom no previous uoar u. ~
had been made TO say, that the evidence sno~ 80
they refused 70 accept the share allotted ana Men
ward terdeIed 10 them among whom were .ne np ~
Byron Payne, member from Milwaukee, sno ~ ~
Sbolee, Senator from Kenosha.
Judge smith Of the Supreme Court states 10 ns
.imOny, that going into bis Office one day ne tcunu
upon bis table package addressed 10 hlm wniSn On
opening, he dis overed TO contain ten tnousanu uy,
in Dor CO Of the La Crosse Railroad. he eoud not uh'
de,sisrd how they came there, but on the 1nI =
thought best 10 take care of them that they eu' p
forthcoming against the day the owner might csl, Io'
them. lie accordingly sealed them IN an enve'oPs
ok the package TO the banker and requested !.
might be placed in the bank az special dePosl'
from hn, ard that the package still remains mere
and 10 subec 10 tie order of the company at any ts'
TIE Committee have reported bill on the SUBJECT,
which among other things provides tia. the pfesen'
Company, any director STOCKHOLM, may lhst'
tute proceedings and OF each individual n ne
name Of the Company the amount thus paid u nun
The bill will undoubtedly pass with little or no oppo
siton; if so, a rca time may be expected
No other company but the La Crosse Compsny - ~
any way implicated in the fraud. The Chicago, OF
Psu' and Fond du Lac Company are entirely exonsr
sted from any dishOnorabe act concerning The NOUN
We,feyn Grant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21

TuRsp.Y. May 20.-The Board me, last night,
quorum present, President CLAN'f IN the Chair.
AID WllIMOT offered a resolution directing tue
Controller to advertise for proposal. to baih ne.
Ststi,u-Uou,e in the Twenty second Wad. Referred
TO TIE Committee on Repairs aud supplies.
AID. MCsPkDoS offered resolution directing ths
ottroer to pay all Inspectors OF Streets employed oy
Chsrles II. Ring late Superintendent Of Street I'm
provtmen's, on their presenting the proper voucaers
Refereed 10 Finance Committee.
The Joint Committee Accounts, presented report
on the state Of Harry Howard'e accounts, while
Receiver Of Taxes, showing that they were entirely
correct.
The Committee on Five Department made report
on the subject of q csnain ordnance or The better
regulation of the Fire Department that had been sub
United by the Committee OF the Board OF Ensneers
and Farcmen. The Committee recommend the pss-
sage of the ord mar &c by the Common Council. The
report was adopted.
The Fire Department Committee reported IN favor
Of permitting the Insurance Companies Of the city 10
build on the Chamber street front of the Pssh .
temporary building for the accommodation oi steam
fire engine. ADOPTED.
A resolution, offered by AID. Mospedon, directing
the Controller to pay the laborcrs and iOrenen lately
employ ed under tbs late Superintendent of Resds wU
| I'D pied.
Tie compensation Of the Engrorsfg Clerk Of the
Board was increased from five cents par fjls n eight
| cents per folio, by vote Of iitol.
A revolution paying Henry Nicer So for property
destroyed by an election mob, last November wss
dopted.
The Committee on Rep.in and Supplies reported %
favor of hiring 10 tho Times ling for the
OF the Street Commissioner and the lesds q Depart
menis, at an annual rent VI 81 100 The report was
adopted.
a long debate ersued upon the report IL the Con.
mite 10 favor CT repsypg the block Of Thirty seventh
tIeet between Sixth sud Seventh avenues and the
report was finally recommittod.
The report OF the Committee On Asessmsnts IN
favor of relieving the Cooper Institute from the Croton
Water tax, was adopted,
After the transaction of some other business the
Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21
PUBLIC MEE'TZ.NH,S.
THELArE ANSON q. PHELPS

On Wednesday afternoon special meeting Of As
Board Of Msnsgers Of the New. York state Colorsxs
liz q Society was he'd at the Societys room, Va N
Billie Honse. The Rev. Dr. De Wirr, one Of IL
Vice Pre- nis took the Chair and opened the uss
ing with most fervent prayer. He alluded 70 ,As
btreav. ut which bad fallen upon society esss.
rally ana especially upon the ColonZsi Socisy b,
tie sudden death II their beloved presiding osica-
one who hsd done 20 much for the ciuse Of Colonial
ton, who was .mphatcally the friend of toe eolored
race, ard whose object ard aim was the amei,ratoa
OF their cohditi, o. DIR. DE Witt wss followed by The
Rev. DR.. PIsSEY, and Dr. ID. NJ. RrEsr, afes vh.cA
the following preamble and resolutions were u1aas
mopsly a1ootd:
WheroGs Iu,sseDce b.s rsched thu, worthy i
beloved iesSent Ansn o. ftsps has suddenly apNst
Reorcd That the Board Manager. Of the NeSYoTh s,
Cooison Society feel called upon the exptesa Il
raw m tiings Of which us with srief iua.
yidus, and csy for the loss end-ared friend
RJred That our lat. President hii,d the humb. pe,,
thiauthi.py aud Chf Of hii late
AID the he I'D Of this Bosr thai
The CooDbson bsd friends liberal
psirous than the iAiner ard the sop.
Resor I'd That whlo In du'y bosud, bow with sabus
divine dsps1sation which ha thas Early ,ei from
b. b-ntyosnce and usefulness the chei Of e u
Roald the Presd.n, 81 sre alnkar Sorty
dss.d by our personal and ofea relations yes We esd
aiion in the ubrapce Of his truly religious character
pftd by bis love 20 God sue md bic iefty
&c Christ and bis Church, 10 which respects he tboes6
youIg, bisht and shining lsht
family this Die copy OF hese reso lcr
BE- ,grtd BY President and Secretary and fanned % ~
wild Of the deceased.
RoIr,d Tia. Ais Board win a,eud the funer, to-nory.
THOMAS Oh WITT, Nicefrr.1su:.
JosEPH y. COLLINS, k,oordirs Secrttary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21
MEETING IN BEHALF OF ST. AIMS CHURCH
EOR DEAE MIIEN

A meeting Of citizens aud laiies interested 10 the
welfare Of tie deaf mutes OF this city, took psse on
Wednesday evening in the hall Of the Historical So
ci,ty, Second avenue. Bishop POI rER presded. Tue
biect Of meeting was stated 70 be TO make pro-
vision for the sustenance of Its pastor the Rev. Thomas
Gsnaudei through whose Christian efetts tie church
Ind been organized Mr.. Galaudets position, ~ one Of
the Professsrs of the Institution for the Deal and
Dumb has GRABBED him heretofore 10 secure SUP
port but has restricted his useress pastor Of the
Church. The proposition now ls to relieye MI 6a-
laudet from his abors in the institute n that he may
devote his whole time and talents 20 the welfare OF his
Church Resolutions propos ng TO rsise COO per an
mum Cor two ear were introduced by Dr. Pstr OF the
Deaf and Dumb Institute, aud we're sustained IN sd
dresses by Dr. PREr, Prof DoNENus, the Rev. Dr.
ErGEsunopr, Bishop PoTrER and others. The resola.
tors were adopted. Remarks were slso msde ~
several deaf nutss, members u the Church, IN the
language of signs. in which they Indicated the ls.
portance Of the proposition 10 abe spiritual interests Il
he deaf mutes IN this city. The responses made a.
dicatcd generous sympathy with the project.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21

THE LATE TERRIBLE ToRNADo.-We continue to
receive accounts Of the havoc produced by The great
tornado that swept furously through portion VI
our State Thursday last Disasters and rum marx
its track ard the total amount OF the damages done 70
towns, farm-house, crops, and other property, may
be computed al hundreds of thousands OF dollars.
There has also been some loss Of lie. AT Towards,
on the Chicago Alton and st. Louis Railroad, nearly
every building was Frustrated and three men were
killed and near Willismsvile, farmhouse was blown
down ard all its inmstes-iive in number-killed.
The village Of Okaw Is literally in runs. Inns extra
ordinary and disastrous phenomenon must have been
similar to that which some months ago swept with
such terrible effect over the country near Utica y. Y.
IL was first in the shape OF dark and strange
appearing cloud, with whose approach came the storm,
which was suddenly intensified into furious hurricane.
Its progress appears 10 have been in no.thwesterly
direction startng somewhere in the eastern part OF
the state Jar the Indiana line, aud sweeping 10 the
Mississippi whe il appears ~ have exhausted itself
The farmers of Vernilion, Mclean, TazeWell Peora,
W oodford Stark. KNOX, Fulton ani Mercer Count Ed,
are severe sufferers by this storm. Many OF their
fam houses and barns were de noshed, bridges and
fences swept away fruit trees stripped and grain crops
damaged by the hail lChicago journal, 18th.
respondent Of The Boston Tracslcr at Nsw.0ileans,
under date of May g. expresses the opinion that the
damage sustained by the overflow OF the Mississippi
has been greatly exaggerated he says;
"You may imagine should have sent you some
'creyssse news | refrained because the reports are
greatly exaggerated. In our immediate neighborhood
the food has not Injured beyond two or three indi-
vidusls The greater part of the inundated lands are
upcuvated In proportion to the extent of the breaks
further up the river the real state Of things will prove
similar do not think il al all likely that either sugar
or cotton as a crop will be sppreciab!y affected by
what has hitherto occurred. Even the loss 10 hdi.
yduals will be attempered by several favorable cir.
cumstances some who expect entirely 10 lose their
crops, will find portion saved; some will even have
immediate benefit done them. some will hsve their
Ian raised by the heavy deposits made by the
flowing waters, and ct the same time greatly increased
in ,ltty, at least (, the next crop or two.'
DEMoLIrIoS or THE TUILERIEs.-A Paris Journal
states that proposition TO demolish and rebuild the
Imperial Palace Of the Iuileres hss been serious y
cop,idered. Only one half the Palace would be de-
stloyed at first the other half would remain until the
first had been rebuilt. The work, which would cost
feIty million, OF francs, would be completed. The
present sdiice no: in harmony with the grandeur
q the Louvre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21
THE OFFICIAL CORRUPTION ~
WISCONSIN.
Correspondence ofThe Chicago Journal.

Correspondence 81 The CRicago journal
MADISON, Wis.,, May IA, 1875
The report Of the joint select Investigating Commit
tee of the Wisconsin Legislature on the La Crosse Kali
road Land Grant Corruptions so long and anXiousiy
locked for, has finally been made. II is quite v0lum
niCus, and makes a book of between iVV ana 800
pages Of coselyprinted matter comprising the report
OF the Committee ard all the testimony IN the case
II presents full and complete statement Of the affairs
of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company
with history Of its transactions from the beginning 81
its organization, and dsooses the startling fact that
full enc half of the Members OF the Legislature IN 1870
were bribed bought up and paid for in consideration
OF supporting the Northwestern Land Grant scheme.
The price paid was graduated according to the posi-
uor and influence of the individual. The price for
Senators was ten thousand dollars, and members of
the other House, five thousand. This sum was, how
ever increased for such persons could exert
uaordna AIRY influence. The names of al persons &C.
ceptlng bonnties with the amounts they received, are
set form In the Report and ple ents record which
may well cause posterty to blush for their ancestors
The payments were made in bonds and stock of tie
La Crosse road which could at tue time be converted
into cash at sixty to seventy cents on the dollar
10 settling the prelimnaries, there seems 10 have
been disrust the part Of both Contracting n,,te
II was therefore arranged that tie bonus for senaors
should be deposited IN the hands of x(soy. Bar.tov
and that for members of the other House. in The hapds
Of A. Hyatt Smith.
Beside members, several private ndvieoels and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-21
LATER FROM HAVANA.
A British Naval Force Landed.
sEARch FOR IMPORTED NEGROES
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.

The Upitad States steamer Back warrior, .. W.
sni.A Commander, from New-ofisans wa nassua
sailed from the latter port on the io'a mat anu
y New.York early on Thursday morning, May ~
n.n Havana it is stated that the inSolence @'a
.rr,sss;ons Of tho English gun boats continue A
Ew days since they landed detachment Of mar,oss
A. ,l.ntations in the vicinity for Bosal negroes out
s,vnd none. The captain Of the port at whs q the
,.nd;sg was effected has been ordered to Havana
=, ,nsI for not having resisted the invasion and
,,.un to the Spanish flag. The heat Of Havana is
rood The stock of sugar was 500 GOO boxes; prices
sEehty reeeding. Exchange on NeE-York, par TO |
y cent; on London, II q cent pramiQn. Fie'Shts
were active.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
! UM vivimps ygyaECs ,


s'eood tire copieg," or wGich ne v.eA
10 eng, las ~ last srsyeyi At ies4t enc would
think so, Judging fom thc great sSneunt or GOOD
iLiogs To be tcand ihc xsrie<J s,ose or 4. L.
&'N.-BERESfiiREsNL c ftspicituily announces
to their poaicroas (fiepds aid cus,oa,ers ,nd the
rest OF ms.t ind generally, that they Iavc seceiv-
cd from the East, the ,nost complsie assor,meEt
OF VARIETY GOODS, AND NOTIONS, ever
brought to this una.ket, which they arc now offer
Ing to this public atpriccs 20 cunt customers.
Their'terfhs are CASH. l.A4t..
Their motto Short proits and quick reforms. {,
1T would be almost impossible to enuhcratc
all The articles " be had ,heiei among them
may be foupdt
Nuts ondees niies ofevery description, Pickles,
Preserves aud havorirg extracts; Peaches put
up in ATT zig hi jars; Lemons, Oranges, Pruncs,
&c. Spices aud Periumcry, every variety;
Tobacco aud Cigars OF the best quality; Sus
gar, MoiasSes, and Syrup; Crackers, Cheese,
Fish Sardines, &c. stationary al 4 Superior
qualify, every variety. In a void Ladies,
and Gentlemen; q. .A..E
"inquire within, tor anything you want"
Picnic parties supplied with all the necessary
hxin's, on Iedsohable terms. rh'
Don't forget the place. Remember il 10 at
tire "Cheop Grocery, immediately Opposite the
c6urt.house. X. L. & N. BERESflIRE.
June 2eth, 1858. H.h. y t"n.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
oil C.gRD.

" has become absolutely nccesssry for us 10
Gl"se up opr bnsincss entire. We therefore
give this LAST notice a. tltoso whom IL may cons
corn of onr intention and determination 10 do
so. We hope that slb those WIN, are indebted
To Us eithsI BY note or account, will promptly
attend To ihc'f Payments wiihom further solicit.
atm. w. b. Carr has lett town but tue books,
&c may bo found in possession ~ q = smith,
VINO WIZ attend to them. rherc are n ateai rhn.
ny small balances OF account, unse,tI,d on, o,,,
books, TO which we would direct The special
attention of those owing them.
M'y - CARR, nkNwAY a. co,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
DRY GOODs3

AGcncral assortment for G emil I'm o a nd sdies
which will DO sold at reduced 'priees. - s.
"r' FRESH GROCERIES,.
large supply Of Sugar, Coffee, Syrup. &c.
SliAD and HERRING.
.'''N' QUEENSWARE
a large Stock Including Granite, China, Liy-
erpool, and Common Ware, such as has not been
generally kept
HARDWARE.
general assortment, including Scythcs, sc.
BONNETS, LATEST FASHIONS.
new assortment OF the latest Fashion, in
GLIDING Flowers, sc. Ladies call and see them
'"f HATS! .tN'
Fur, Wool, Leghotn, Straw, Chip, and all 9th
er kinds.
:, BCors.-A good supply Of Boots for Men and
Boys. .rr7 30 f
SHOES'--A general assortment for Men, Wo.
men, and Children. Also on hand, an assort-
ment ofNal's, GLASS, Cordage, Stoneware, &C.
especially invite the Ladies' aud Gentiemen
to call and examine my stock, for have the
most complete aud desirable assortment OF
Spring and Summer wear ever saw. Every
body come, for will sell cheap for cash or 10
prompt payers. have 1870 e.. e
- FIVE HUNDRED YARDS OF CARPET,
As low as 20 cents per yard, and Wool Car.
pet lower than has ever been in this market
Call at the old stand. - WA. LAZIER
Morgantown, May eSth 1858.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, ss.---A, Rules held in the Clerks
ONCE OF the Circuit Court OF Mononsalia county +,
on the first Monday in July, lS5S
Lemly Santee, CompI'ts,)
vs.. IN CHAEcERY.
WIN. r. Cotton, ct al. Dcit's\
. The object of this suit is TO restrain the De-
PENDANT Wade from paying over to the defend
ant Cotton, or his nssigns, the amount of pur-
chaso money due from him for certain tract
OF iand recently purchase by said Wade from
sad Cation, aud To make the said tract Of land
IN the hands of said Wade, liable To q certain
mortgage executed Ivy the defendant Curton To
the Plaintiffs before the purchase Of said tract
OF land BY 'said Wade, of which mortgage snid
Wade had notice &c. ..' ... ..-..
Aud II appearing by an affidavit fled ia this
cause, that the defendant Josephus RICE. is not
an inliabtant of this State, II is ordered tina, he
d" appear here withln Que month after due pub.
'icaiion at this order and do what is necessary
To protect his interests heron.
copy-reste LEWIS :. LAYTON, Clerk.
Berkshire, y. Q. l59-5t.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
SWAlM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA

For the cure OF Scrorula, General Debility
and all diseases arising from Impurities Of tle
blood and the effects Of Mercury. B..
Swaim's Panncea has been for IN ore ,hso ,bir.
ty'fve yeara' celebrated in. this country mud in
Europe Tor its extraordinary curcs, some oil
winch are too irightfurfor general publication,
where the patients have been almost eaten up
with Scroiuia, and were deemed incurabIe by
physicians. .. - .
II has been used in hospitals and private prac.
lice, and has been recommended by the NOS,
celebrated physicians and other eminent Der.
sons. Among Others, by w. Il. Gibson, NJ. d.,
PROT. OF surgery, Penn. University Valentine
Mott. NJ. D., P'cE al SURGERY, N. Y. Universe.
~; w. p. Devices, NJ. D., Prof. Mid Penn. y.
nivers!y; n. Chapman, M. D., Prot. Of physic,
Penn. ulyerSityi y. Parkc, NJ. D., Presidcn,
College Physicians, philadelphia. ......
The wonderful cufea effected by Swairns Pam
ncea have for many years made II an in,alua.
bic remedy ami have occasioncd unprInc ipl ed
persons IN initiate it, and ,has impose on the
diseased and afflicted. Almost daily we are
informed Of several who have been deceived in
tins city. .. -"
Swaim's Ianacea is iH round bottles, Huted
'"ngitndinaIly, with the following Iuttcrs blown
Oh the glass: ...... "
"sW NORTHUMBERLAND -
iiaYing the name of JAS. SWAIN slammed on
The sealing wax and written on the label cover
ing the cork, and a splendid engraving on the
''de of the bottle, by Draper and Co., bank
note engravets, IN the centre Of which 10 Dor.
ed .~.. .... ... y
II persons purchasing the Papacea will be
careful To observe the above cahtInn, ami that
the name Sudim is correctly spelled they need
not be imposed upon. ~.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory, the
old stand, South Seventh Street, below Chesnut
phiiadelph'n, and sold by all druggist, in the
United states. .... ..
GENERAL AGENTS FOR TuEU Us
SCHIEFFEI.IN BROTHERS g. co.
40 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
omo' l4S-April %, 1853.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies.

THE BEST, SAFEST, MOST ErFieiEST, AND Uses
FuLFAhiLY REMEDIES KNOWN. They ltaye been
fore the public for three years, and have re-
ceiyeJ the unqualified commentator of the tl,nu-
sands who have usei them. They are put up
in neat cases, with book nfdrcct IONS, and FL
teen different specifics for tho cure al the follow
ing diseases, viz: Ferers, t0ngesiions and in
tnmatoas. Q Form Complaints. 8. Babys SVf.
feTings. 4. Diarrhga and Summer Compiai.t. -
b. Dgsentary. 0. Cholera, rkoiva morbus T.
coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. 8. Joofhache and Neu-
rdigios g. iicodaches 10. Dsspcpsia, freak and
acid stomach ~. Suppressed scaafy or phi .tu
menses ~. Whites aad femaie Weakness. 10.
Group. Ia. Salt Eheuip. 10. Rbsninaiisin.
Large boxes. eaci for the following Fsyss
and AoUE; CATARRuj SORE, WEAK, and IsrLAn.
~ EYsS Pmes, uoOrIHe CoUen.
PRICE: rho entire Sct asd Book. put np in
large three dram Walls, 81 8 the aumbc,ed Box.
es and Book, 81; large single boxes 90 cents |;
small do % cents.
III These remedies arc promptly sent by mail
or express 10 any part of the country on the re-
| ceipt ri the money. Numbers omitted or dupli.
Gated ~ SUIT purchasers. Address,
| HUMPHREYS Il PALMER.
562 B,uaJ NAY. N, W York.
july 30. SO emo.