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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
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n B.-WHO has not heard Of the celebrated
lNs Madame PREwsTERi sbs has heen consaitsd ~
Ia this sCd other cities with entire satsacton he
feel confident has equal She tells the Of future
wife husband also tbs; Of her yster you wish usth
b cent; seLtlemep, el
CTOVE POLISH.-A very superior article -
- nily sss Z e clean. durable s,a ShIant s.s s,sss
rsIos. QUA11E1NAN SON. ill Jshsss, Ssv'Sso'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

a DVERTISING in CANADA.-THE HAM
N ILToN SPECTATOR is tie bes, Advertising medium
Published the Canadian Peninsula between the Nsears and
Detroit Rivers Its long established reputation hrselas.
conmerc. Paper and IL .c9snos as me .adinf cSns.y.
Canadian cosmpofares both In ccustou and influence.
THE SPECTATOR is published DAILY semrWeekly and
Weekly The Daily cruates chiefly in the ciiies towns aud
Villages. The Weety pulli,hed at the low rate Of 8
mum, enjoys very large circulation among the agricultural
-lsss Weekly occupies intermediate posi-
hon This guide advertisers IN the selection OF the edition
which would their inieres !. P1rsn5r:
Orders may be- sent through MessSs. NJ fEIIENGlLLk
Co. Eewyo or Boston or addressed 70 the pubhhers,
GILLESPY ROBERTSON, Hamilton, T. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

u BREED Of HORSES-Persous wishing to enter their
Horses for ibiion at the first National Hore Fair a. le
EcIse Course 10 the Office Of the Association No
- Nian-st No. s. before FRIDAY the "a inst
LOWELL PURDY, President.
WILL a Seamstress by the name of CATIIE-
w RlNE KEGAN please call at No. "A Lafayette place
New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
ROGERS and FLOUR DEALERS,

RUCKw wHEAT SEASON.
At the Com fxrhansr Bss Mandatory, Eosff l2 AMI III
Broad, New York. you obtain your supply Of handsome
y printed Bags suitable for your trade, With inscription
printed that wish Our designs for Flour and Buck
wheat Bags unsurpassed style and finish The cloth
prepared for aud guarantee 20 suit all who
favor us with cal. Il. Il. CLARK 90.
Once aud Sale. Room No Broa9st the New York
Corn Exchange Rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02

vA tAs ssspt TO hinder, vr-v-ss SeAss Air espssssso
he pspll.s v IN s.A sks,Sn sss ~ suky of
spa tsD te v~nhsS " 6Ds hes than SO an
SltW OF ygssrnsH' not ss than u, nor nore thss fw-'e
ia TIA, The elected shan ss-sn,> IN Con-
Cspitol the fourth ToesdsJ 81 March ss4
~hk sSsll b. Republican form. foe ~ Usa.
on an ,aus ioons with the original al vAAs
y the name Of the STATE Of KSns ale Convpsion
,Ssl rrovide election OF STATE osr and neossss Of
a., ubly the TINS ~ ap<rs he
provided FOR IN the vote on ne A<SSen %
~ O. n.tuou the Constitution thus framed ,osn Be saeniusA
:. an the qualified Electors IN 1rf tne snS
~ h act 90 he third Tuesday Of Nay next ssd ssee s.sn
~ Ia . The .smr Pr,einc BY the sane Judfes gaSsr ne
,Uls,ion. concerning the retorn ad counting - ~
:. provided for The election OF aeeesse eu
s,i,utiou thus rsusd and submitted ,nal Dc sppIowS
,,S ~ The lss. voters Of The Territory, copy ne 100
ss.s bx The President and Secretary OF the
ihr iih memorial framed BY said Conyeniion, 49,
siou into th. Union under said Contribution ano
:. ,op a. by fresid~nof tne
Repr-.e ptasivss OF any
the Prssid. and Congress Of the United SsSs
,uor thus framed submitted and ratified, shall Dc
the the upi,sd States then. aid Ia A co.
0.rers Assembly eeci-d under said Constitution sne
and hold m salon the city Of TopehA the
the tho United States unlsss convnsd ~ -
elect under the Constitution thus framed and fsees
SIC u That the drsaes Of sad Cenyenton whes
shall elect presiding officer and al other officers neo-sAy pt
their business aud the and ocess %
ID. Convention shall receive during the time thy shsi be In -
tendance said Cnveron. the sunt t ae a~rvsese
mileage Ger every twenty mites psesssasay nsvs
,led in going o and returning from the saine-
hi. act 10 be in force from and sfter II. pssssse.
CIV pETdLkR spssast q =, =. c sss.s
thereby certify that the sb0ye correct eog Of he sn
the oes Of the Secretary Of the fcrreSy MAJ
with the Of such corrections OF srors ~
- SuprrnssAsenf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02

There are $50 mining bitches reported, with An
aggregate length off 90l miles, and value of 3D.,
$4,000. There are 90 turnpike roads, with an ag.
gregate length of 225 miller, and they cost in all
$9I 500 There are 100 ferries, and SO toll bridges.
The saw mills have capacity to saw 300, 600 600
feet per annum, and the grst-mills have ground
$3.50, 900 bushels of grain in year.
San Francisco reports the manufacture of 3d..
900, 600 of bricks in year. The yield Of the gold
mines in Amador County is estimated at 81 900 600
annually. In Ell Dorado 400 tuns Of ice were put
up in the Winter of 1867.
The population Of Sskiyou County is reported to
number 5000 in all, of whom 5000 are American
" citizens" 500 foreigners, 1000 women and 700
children.
The daily expenses of the Legislature are re-
ported as follows:
Two presiding officers two Secretaries two Sereesnss
Arms aud official Re- porter Sl2 esch.. $s4
Two Assistant Secretaries and two Assistant Serseansa
Thirty five Senators, seventy nine Assemblymen, En-
teapef, 10 Observation-Disclosures. 100
Twelve DE- puty Clerks and four Clerks IA
Six Porers sc u
Six Psses and one Paper Folder, IS each ID
Total.
This salary ia drawn for Sundays as well as week
days. and the total per week is l0 SOL and per ses.
sion of 80 days-that is the usual tern-$l3S, go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02

There are reports efa yien Of :, l1Ssie stAeh Of
wheat in 81 counties, While tne somS ,es s seTes
cultivated IN wheat in q cosnt'es nas 70 70. BY
r.lrsins tie number Of ssres to ~hat i ssosh Be
relatively for q counties, We treo,s ~ nat he 7
Sn.,.. rsr ser,rnot q very eredRabIc yieh for
State Which has produced upward Of 100 bushels 70
an may ,ay Z, that a.t the n.n1,1 =
.sn,c.. If he wheat farmer in the Eastern 6tates
Are but little or net At al prsctced here.
In barley 81 eounse. report t -. bu.se T.
tn.be. n, acre. or oats, ], O97, 399 bushels were
raised. At an average yield of about 30 bu.heh per
acre OF corr only i1o, 293 bushsls- at SO bushels
to the acre or potatoes, ,s22, 397 bushels at 81
bushels to the acre. OF sweet potatoes, 50, SGT
bushels, at 27O bushels per acre. And Of onions
I07, sO4 bushels, At 100 bushels Per acre.
There were IS, $50 acres in hay, IA IN tobacco,
l57 in broom corn. The produce of butter is
I942, sci pounds; Of cheese, l,o67, 4ls pounds of
wood, e43,577 pounds; Of eggs, 1,o43,SoO dozen;
of wine, 2ss, 400 gallons.
The number of the more important kinds Of fruit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02
BORDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLAN.
Correspondence Of The Boston Journal rt... .ttyE

4 j
QuIsDARo, X. T., Feb. 10, 1853.
The people Of Missouri, in this vcinty sss pecom'
ing very sick of Pro-SIsvery fibustering The con.
servsive men of Parkville held meeting on Bstur.
day last, in which they denounced, in very severe
terms any further Missouri Intervention In hansae
affairs Il is true that they also expressed their de,
appreciation Of " Abolitionsm," but this 10 avsys
done in such meetings in Missouri sis copPronse
with the prejudice that prevails among certain class.
Ex.Gov. King, of Ray County, Benton Democrat
and moderate man, was recommended - the nexe
candidate for Congress from the PsrkviIs District.
The election occurs August. Two men Of similar
sentiments announced rs candidates for the SatS
Senate.
The violent Pro-slavery men Of Missouri, Who are
in Cahouns secrets, state that if the Lecomp0s Cen.
stuon shall pars Congress, bis plun is TO come into
Kansas surrounded by United States troops and de-
tachment Of Missouri mita furnished by Gov. Stew.
ant 10 give the certificates to the Prossvery csnd-
dates in spite Of his present public dstsmens 70 the
contrary. He will then, they say, convene the Legs
lature at Fort Leavenworth and there, protected b
Federal bsyonets, that body will elect two United
States Senators the prpcpsl Of their smbition
and then adjourn for year. leaving the Territorial
Government to go on for q time. . t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02
DID HORACE GREELEY VOTE AT KICKAPOO1
A. <aac Tsaaka.

This is the important question. The p?li books
show that he did. Mr.. Greeley swess hs didn't and
sends from New.York, TO Mr.. Dickson, the following
affidavit
publisher Of The rRsusE dpess and eye TAT -
was never In bis the Territory Stse Of hsns nY yes
In the STATE Of Missouri that be certainly not In eh
said States or Territory the Plat day 81 Dscembs - yee
voted in any State bot Nswforh and Wa newt N -
Town VILLAGE City (whchever may bel Of ksfapoo -
Ksns ,for,sd IN the hs lie thst any vote css 10
aid KicIspoo n BY him b fraudulent and inysl
IsianedJ HORACE 0RkZLEY.
Dated New York, FEB. g. 1853 Dt.i s1'.f
sworn before me, Feb g. ls5S 49,.
We hope that James Buchanan, Wn. II. Bsvrd,
tt omas Benton Edwin Forrest and other di1tipquishs
ed gentlemen, whose names sppeM on the kickspoo
pobooks with that Of Mr. Greeley, Will lose no tine
in making their sfidsvits and rseyiog tbesnsslvee
from the faint that must else tarnsh their names sn4
character.
The people of Kansas demand an explanation Of the
suspicious circumstances attached to their nenes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02

ssnr. But we ls,e no positive ev1enee ret hat
the horses were really stolen II N.
Gen. Lsss Ass appointed perssAs to sarol the
militia in every set.Ienent n Kabsas. He has been
busy for The last weeh seadins them cut aad d.
patching HE orders. He is evidently determined
that the military arm shall not ke deficient.
We have had steady Winter weather ever since
the Let Of February. The lowest that the ther.
nometer has yet marked was 30 below zero. To
river hss been frertn over, and travelling generally
obstrueted. We have only had one eastern mail in
Eve days, and as the probabilities are TIA. the mail
Going east is no better than that coming this way,
+ is doubtful when you viii get this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

v.ia,-a ,,s.s nui,scg Of wealthy So"'tc:Ge:f lave
:,.cr!,,i SIua ESQ I, -tt rc!ir'ie 'rn' IN nus ~
~ mr.. .:I;!-,i. Ia uINt = attI -, So G
H. whole length IN the defence oi slavery - bar "'-
49, cb,;t, ,,s ip,,,on ,u, j. biz ,a- 20 the Negro
The projectors OF this enterprise want 20 De - thr he ~
time tor the residential election y! soJ " a. 10 LcHd on
such Southern herecs Ms Governor We ' s"sim "p.
other southern politicians, who Dare admit ''al sNefy Is
au evil.-IN Dispatch.
Tn. Dispatch, no doubt, is very knowing paper
and can see things which have no existence IN ar
tinctly rs any organ OF the "Aner'eahs we kho" III
II sppsnrs To us st these .'wrahy Southerners pay
- runud Gum for paper 10 "go its whole length III
defence Of An institution recognized by the Consntu-
rlon and which must necessarily De sustained by al
who reverence that great instrument ana are govern
ed by 1t.
before The people of the North, TO counterac, If pos
sible the miserable pr.judices created by the Abon
zion press is doubtless true but what steps they have
taken to accomplish this object We have no means OF
knowing beyond what 1.-The Dispatch" states.
WHY il classifies 'GovernOr Wise of Virginia, and
other Southern politicians" with "Southern here
TICS" We cannot for the life of III understand. We
are willing to be iniorned.-lN. T. Ne'os.
The above, we find in the New York Daily
News" Of August 24:h. We are entirely unacquaint
I'd with tho "Dispatch" quoted by the News" and
are unable to state what amount of credence should
be given to any statement it may make. But If 1t Is
fact 'that number of wealthy Southerners have"
nothing better to do with "SlOO,O0O' than TO sub
scribe the same for "a reliable organ in that city,
it evidences greater amount of money tor SHY pur-
poses than we had supposed the late panic had left
unabsorbed. "1he prCjectors Of this enterprise
must, indeed be flush when they can lavish "SloOooo
to instruct New York in the blessings OF slavery.
w. venture the assertion that tbs "Di4patch' has
been very grossly humbuggAd, and that SiUo oo"
Of Southern money il never subscribed Tor any such
purpose. "Weathy Soulherners" have We hope TOO
much sense not to be Indifferent whether ar not New
York sees "s!avery as harmonizing, christian lnst-
tuition, that is a blessing to the negro"
But when did .Governor Wise and other Southern
politicians dare admit that slavery ls an evl Never
was any such sentiment ever entertained by Govern
or Wise. Throughout his whole not uneVen'tul me-
be has ever been proud of Southern slavery and e1
erng all the influence of hs great talents to perpetu
ate, strengthen, and defend the institution Of the
South.
But if it is fact, that "veallhy sou'herners de-
sire ga reliable organ" in New York city, we would
commend their attention to the Dsly News"
paper which equals, in every respect the other New
York daes, which 'goes its whole length in favor ol
slayery"-then, let all wealthy Southsrners pa
tronise the News" II has recently been enlarged 10
tbs sizs of the Herald, Times" and "Tribune;
and, as reliable newspaper is equal to any of the
New York papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
ST. Johns CnLLEG E,


TE7HE next Academic year of ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
L Annapolis, Maryland, will begin on WEDNESDAY,
the sixth of October $50 The location Of this lnstitu
ton !, in all respects admirably adapted To academic
poscs Remote from the sr and hustle of large city II
invites Study and Literary repose: and yet tie proxim
ty 40 miles by rail road twice day) to Washing and
Baltimore cilits makes perfectly accessible from the
gro national thoOuehinres arg. and beautiful build
tag lust completed with accommodations Tor one hun
dred and iity studcn ai0rdng greatly increased faci
es for the eeucaton OF youth. Dormitory, very
noiious spd well ventilated, with large study rooms at.
tached will under toe cCLs,.lt SUPERVISION o. toe PIE
sion which 10 found indispensable in the education oil
youth The very central position OF Annapolis, whether
considered n reference TO the State the c0untry gene
rally and its perfect heahfulness and exemption irsm
the extremss Of heat and cold point the
mos, desirable spos for seat Of learning Every poss
bic facility for exercise 10 afforded by large and beautiful
grounds water hight OF some three quarters of mile
affords mears of swimming bathing and skating all with
in College bounds.
the College Campus affords the fines, field for the re-u
lar infantry drill and occasional parade. Nor the nd
vanttges scnoiasu~ pOipi oil ley ell less strkin.
With all It's chairs hi-tf by in ilr prime Jc and
freshness Of vsor, the Institution spr"pa'd 10 tax. It's
place by the eide oil the PROMINENT scools III the
land as An educator OF youth LIS facilities for discipline
are much than usually abundant. To the South,
especially is Institution situated just this ia most
in itB. al .hA; required the completion OF under
Graduate Course cO,hng alone excepted Re bad al
the "a OF 500 Per srnun Gentle naen hay,ic SON
the Naval school, and members OF Cong from
Distance. would find il most convenient, TO inquire par
tcusry into the character Ui this Institution punctua
attendance by the f!L. day Of the academic year
ends the first Wednesday in August oliowing) Is MOST
earnestly requested, and will be convenient to tne
student choice OF roOpd depends the time OF ne
arrival For further inrornarn and FOR circulate apply
70 REV. c. K. NELSON, d. d
Principal OF st. John, College,.
July l4-eodlistOc.. Annapolis, Nd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
DESPATCH FROM THE LORD MAYOR OF
LONDON TO TIE MAYOR OF NEW YORK

New YoRK, Aug. 24h.-The following despatch
was received TO day by Mayor Tieinann, FROM Lon
don:
London. Huy. 90, 1S5S.-From the Lord Mayor of
London to Tho Hon. D. +. fismann, Mayor OF New
York: The Lord Mayor Of London most cordially
reciprocates the congratulations Of tho Mayor oil New
York upon the success OF so important An underts
king as the completion OF the Atlantic telegraph ca
BILE. Ii s indeed oi the most glorious trlumphs
Of the age, and reflects the highest credit upon tho
energy .kil and perseverance, Of all parties entrus;-
cd with 20 difficult Il duty and The Lord Mayor ain
cerely hopes that by the blessing of Almighty God il
may BIZ the means OF c-menting the kind feelings
which now exist between the two countries.
lSlgnedI X. W. CARDkS'
Lord Mayor OF London.
New YORK, Aug. 5i-Mr. Field has received o
despatch from London dated 10 day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHlNGroS, Adg. n -Purser Danforth has been
tried by court martial and seur home, and Purser
Nixon has been transferred to the Vncennes IN hls
place.
The sale Of the public lands in Nebraska. adVer'
sed to take place next month, will be postponed Tor
the benefit of the settlers thereon.
WIN. G. Wheeler has been appointed chief engineer
of the steamer Water Witch, uow fitting for the Para
quay expedition.
Col Rec;or superintendent Of Indian affairs for the
southwestern district, west Of the Arkansas river
will on HE return thiiher distribute the Seminoee
aud other tribes nearly half q million Of dollars 10
presents and aunuities.
MIR Turpin. successor TO Mr. lanes as minister 10
Vepezuela is the of leaving for that country
having received his Instructions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
DIED.

Or the cath of July, 1885, his residence in Nelson
county, Va ut about minutes past O'Clock,
F. 81, Capt John HARRIS, aged 81 years and 20 days.
Few have attained This age His mind seemed to be
good the last. short time before he expired he
directions where he wished to be Suricd Some months
before nc died he sid he waiting 10 go lie felt that
his peace made with his iod he frequently requested
nervous heart kind and oblrinr to his neghbor. an ex
celent master kind and induleent father none
know his worth but those who were intimate with him
lie leaves three and four daughters TO mourn his
loss do all that knew km The pa.h OF the just is
shining light that shneh ana morS unto the perfect
day His ways ways of pleasantness ard all his paths
peace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rHNIE innth session OF this Institution will commence
Il the irs Monday ir 0Gt0Dr.
The acsGnf isp.i AsSs,sn,s a,"e..poyad In ,Fc.
~ Department
Two French ladies reside in the mrly Of the Principal
and il /. their espcc'n duty 10 scu6 French habituay
with the young ladies'.
Italian. Painting and Drawing taught 10y Mr. Persi.
co. nm Italian. Mr.. Buchcr, native German, teaches
German.
TIE best teachers Of Music employed, aud every
effort is made 10 Improvement in this valuable
compl .hl.sl
This institution is welt t..c D.shCItJ aJ ca.cy
Of Virginia The puoliG sr- i:vied TO refer to Them to
the Professors IN the Nir!iha Military HstItr TO Prof.
f. H. sInih, OF tho University Of VIrg MIA. aud the
patrons OF the school.
For catalogue containing information terms
OF study boarding department Sc with list Of patrons
address ID. LEE Pow ELL, PRINCIPAL,
ll-rtlDct Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
OREGON.

Oregon ia preparing to come in as State soon al
ter the meeting OF the next session OF Congress- Uni
ted States Senators have been elected and all the
engagements tor a State Government have already
been provided The population of Oregon ia, it ia sad
rsing 80 0O0 wbrreas 93O00 is required for Repre-
sentative IN the lower House Bow, il may be said,
can Oregon expect All enhancement of its numbers
when California. throughout her length and breadth,
complains of lack of muscles Ii IL expected that
to the bill for the admission Of Oregon al amendment
will BIZ proposed tor the admission OF Kansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
DEArH by YELLoW FRYER.

The Chareston "Courier" Of Saturday ANNOUNCES,
the decaass Of Capt. Joseph Hamilton, of yellow e."
YER He was native of Ireland ard aged 81. IL"
reached Charleston, s. c. twelve days since, to take
command of the ship Chsos snd wac seized on Mo"
day morning last with the prevailing fever, and did
on the 10th, in the Charleston Hotel His wife or
rived in the Nashville, Monday evening, 10 thu.
to enjoy the sad privilege of mnistering to the lss'
illness Of her husband.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
UI.OOKLAND SCHOOL,

4 T GRkENUUOD DEFOT, IIBh HINLE LUINI 7,
VIRGINIA
GNSTEUCTORS:-WM DISwfDpIg, ST l.. Principal
Il Thomas U. DUDLEY, NJ. A.. CHARLES l.. {. hIaoG,
VI. \.
This school is preparatory for the University OF Virgil
MA or my College Tine third session will commence
ho l-t OF september next and close On tue doth OF
June IGiIo.yj.g,
The nsructnrs g Masters # Aris ct the University
Virgna; md the Prncps has ovlr had ~ year,
experience tenchn. uni TOR three Tca,s, Assis
Instructor in the University Of virginia. IN tr sbpois
III Mathematics md Ancient Languages.
The location on the { en,rnl railroad II miles W'-t
fiom the University of Virginia, hardly b. surpassed
for hrahuln beauty facility OF access, a1d remote
from temptation.
EXPEssfs inclGtiRg every thing except lights. Sl2'
per OF five months, payable liz hdsaGcI
y For Catalogue. stating particulars. apply TO the
Principal WM DlNWlDnlE, NJ. A,
JuIy 31-ctf Greenwood Depot, Albctnarlc, Va.
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seaa0ls ZEE 4Nf.aEnES.


lIl!..G. ~t!.GC!. u -
: eli ,.rso.I - he i-sli-uc'. al ihe 81 ~
/ ,,r,n., county near tiordoasSiii WI" 'i " ~
-I the ,n,u!n. year under lhe instruction " W;uS
Yonn. Esq graduate ut The Un!v"isty U, t,miIy
, f.y m re. bows br accommodated III NY n,t
r,,,s Il. h. rcioore S2n0 per session Of Ten 49,
omnonc,ug on fret of September and eioins y"
a,h q, June payable, one hall, M the coniI ~ j,x
n othcr AZ In. end OF the session Refer To tnr
Of the University 'a'I'
-glw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
FROM TEX

New ORLEANS, Aug. lO,-i,stor advices announce
that Gen. Twiggs had ordered an expedition of four
companies OF cavalry aud fifth infantry, provisional
for three months, against the frontier Indians. Col
Titus company had passed Fort Chadbourne on the
99tt, for Sonora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
PENNSYLVANIA pOI,ITrCS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. - IA split has taken place
in the Democratic Convention ~ tho first district
Mr. Florence has been re- no.; mated by his friends
and DR.. Nebpger has been minated by the Anti.
Lecomptonitss. 10 the eeco / district. George H.
Martin has been nominated. In the third, james
Lanoy, and 10 the fourth H. ry NJ. PHILIPPE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
THE KANSAS ELEcTIoN.

ST. Louis. August "a Returns of the Kansas cleo
ton, twenty AK counties official and two counties
partial, with four counties TO hear from, show
lish's bill of . 64S votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
BAMILY s,IIOUI FUK ,OCNl: LADIt,.

q hIIUNi VI.
EHNiIIS SCHOOL which tor Il yDHrs pasl. has been
Il conducted by Mm. SnErfEY asD DAUGHTERS, is
still continued on the plan adopted NJ III
The next session will commence the Isl dag vi Dcto
Der next and close the last day OF the following Jurc.
The number 81 pupils limited 10 limo day ,choars
being received In. ars ri the head al this establish.
mcni thn! that th"r past in the work O cdurR.
tion warrants IL ldng their school to the
favorable notice of those pHta and iians, Eho J.
combine for their children and wards TIE ady:n.
tuges OF a school and home education.
Terms For Board and English Tuition 900 per
sion Extra charges for Music and the Language
Circulars, containing particulars may be obtained by
application to MRS. SHEFFEY AND DAUHTERS,
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