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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

Sg The list of premiums awarded by
the n. ". Union Agricultural Society at
their last fair, at this place, and published
in the Star last week, was published in
the JOURNAL the eth of last October. A
few weeks ago we published a list of what
few alterations were made. For this rea-
son we do not now publish the list as re-
quested.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

GS The next lecture before the citi-
zens of River Falls, will be delivered by
Mr.. G. w. PRATT, tomorrow evening at
Z o'clock, at the Academy. Subject
<'The Nature and Tendency of Music"
Mr.. PRATT will precede his lecture by
singing several select pieces of music, ac-
companying his voice with the melodeon.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

hereby giye notice that | lave the tax
duplicate OF the town Of Greenwood for the
year 1857, and ain ready 10 receive taxes
thereon. For ten days, ! nay be foand at
the South Fork Mill, and on the day Of the
annaal meeting Of the ~ Y. Union Agricul-
tursl Society, at IL place Of its meeting
S. n. DlcNixsoy, Tom Treasurer.
RIVER FAILS, Dee. 18Th, 1857 no y 2".
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
Attachment Notice.

PIERCE COUNTY, }ss.
Town of Greenwood,
In Justice Court to Ninrod H. HiclSerson:
NOU are hereby notified that writ OF at-
tachment has been issued against yoa, and
your property attached to satisfy the demand
of William s. johnson, amounting to twenty
six dollars and eighty-one cents. NOW, IN
less you shall appear before J. I; Shepard, q
Justice OF the Peace in and for said County, at
his office in said town. on the 18th day OF
March, A. d. 1858, at o'clock, P. ~. ,ludg-
ment will be rendered against yon, and yoor
property asold to pay the debt.
WILLIAM f. JOHNSON, Flf.
Dated this 22d day of Feb, A D, 1858. 6-8
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
RIVER FALLS:
wednesday. Feb. "a, 1863.
~ Mr.. ]. NJ. MCKEE is our authorize

- Mr.. J. II. MCKEE is our authorized
agent III Prescott, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL
agent in Hudson, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL
- For four dollars We viii furnish the
JOURNAL, and the ATLANTIC MONTHLY one
year. 2
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

!" Rev, Mr.. Williamson, an Episco-
pal Clergyman will preach in this village
Friday eveningnext. Services commence
at 7 o'clock 2. NJ.
The Lyceum meeting will be held on
Saturday evening.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

NEwsrAPERs.-Every intelligent man,
Orrather every man who wishes to become
intelligent, should take at least five or six
news and literary publications. First he
needs his home paper. He should deem
it both duty and privilege to contribute
literally to its support. Then he should
have leading paper in his own state
whiel would keep him posted on state aft
airs, aud the Improvements going on in
It's various sections. Then he ought to
have large and commanding paper like
the n. Y. Tribune or Times, which call
into their service the most definite knowl-
edge, the best talent and culture, which
station their reporters all over the world,
and which discuss great questions, with
point and power worthy of the subject.
Then ifone is professedly religious man
he fails in an important christian duty, if
he negleets to take a religious paper
Every real man too, every one who aspires
TO the dignity of a well informed citizen
should take a magazine like the Atlantic,
which stands as the representative and
exponent of the best thought, the rarest
culture, the keenest wit and most delicate
fancy ofthe nation, and then every one
knows that theladies have urgent need of
Cooley or Peterson. Now what will all
a,ese cost? Why about SO. You think
perhaps you can't afford it. Why you
can easily save it by little more economy
in dress, or something else. If necessa-
ry, curtail table delicacies, and feed the
mind better. Most assuredly it vii,
pay.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

ES a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the n. W. Union Agricultural
Society will be held at the Greenwood
House in River Falls, on Monday, March
LIST, ut o'clock, p. NJ. l
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
CHE %! CElEADy

NTe mean the west .ofthe K /. Gra'ttr ot
w section /, tovn q, ruegc tS. his is
as COED land as thcrc is IN the kihicl5inic Val
ley, and viii be sold al The lowest price fof the
ready John Davis" 1t lies ilcar Tie head
waters Of the kinickinic, and Is most ;iesira
bic location. For further particulars, yoli thai
have money. call on the Subserihar nj the
JoURxAL OfFlcE: IF. 4. TAYLOR.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
pr nfnarss,ira Naficc

gcticc is hereby given that The partnership
Heretofore existing between the s;iiscfihcrs IN
der It'll of \. ~ d o. 5. POWELL. Is this day
dissolved by MUTUAL consent j Il iiiose per
cons indebted TO the subscribers viii f'i@ase
,,,aI-e settlement With = \. POWELL
\ X Pow ELL
o. :, row ELL
River Tails. an j. 1875.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

The \. Y. TRIBuNE.-We publish to-
day the prospectus of this paper. 1t is
not necessary to say anythingin its piaise.
1t is "known and read of all men," 1t is
emphatically THE American Journal
Read the prospectus. 1t is carefully writ
ten and is an interesting article.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

EE The Hudson Chronicle says q
match is to come off at that place on next
Friday between Lilly Bell of Minneapolis
and Black Ralph Of Hastings for $1,000
a side, best three in five. Lilly Bell goes
in harness and Black Ralph under the
saddle.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

AT River Falls, Feb 23d, 1853, STELLA
AMELIA. daughter of TRUMAN G.. and MARY L.
TuTTLE, aged 5 months, II days.
Like some sweet fairy flower,
That cheers us for day,
And at the evening hour
Passes from earth away:
Like the glowing sunbeam
Lingering in the West,
Giving one fleet golden CLEAN
Then sinking quick to rest;
Thus she came, thus passed away
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
TURNING AND SiWING MILL !

YUyHE subscriber has on the South Fork ofthe
l Kinnickinnic, a large and comrnodious shop
for doing all kinds of Mechanics work. He viii
be prepared 10 DO all kinds of Turning OF the
shortest notice Also any kind Of Saving e
]. 4: SHORT.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

The weather is fine, sleighing good and
business lively. Teams are busily enga-
ged hauling lumber preparatory to bull
ding in the Spring.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

Rg- If there is anything that particu-
LARRY disgusts us with this place it is the
hardness of the mails. If there is an in
teresting item of news, We are sure to re-
ceive it just after we have published our
paper. ltis simply ridiculous that the
Eastern mail should be carried by this
place within few miles of us, when
route thro' this village would be equally
expeditions, accommodate all of the peo-
plejust as well, and many of them great
deal better, and be peculiar blessing to
us and our county subscribers. We I'M
derstand efforts are being made to bring
about such an arrangement and we hope
they may be successful.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
SOUTH FORK Mill,

Cob-crushing and feedgrinding done on
short notice at the South Fork mill including
grinding corn, slellcd or i'll the eag. wheat
cracked for family Use or stock feeding, oats
ground alone on with corn OF wheat.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

EyOR sale, including wild timber, prairie lois,
L and improved farms in the Co'.n'ics OF
Pierce fa,d ST. CroiS, which are worthy of at
tention either ter homes er i.yyestiaert spec
ulation. For particulars address
GEO NAY P0WEE.L.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
HUDSON \ DIS.
%. HE. Lynn AN.

n TASCFACT and Dealer in Caai-
ES net Furniture and Chairs. Corner of
Scond and Commercial streets, Hudson. Wis
JUNE 2i 1857. T2-tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

River Tails. an. !. i[is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
[Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun

WARRINGTON, Aprls ~, lS
The Senate will on Monday propose confer.
70 the House upon the disagreement relative 70
Kansas admission bill, snd appoint committ.
its part The House will, il Is supposed. agree to
proposition. II go. there is strong probability o.
adjustment of the question upon the basis Of the
port of the committee. 1t Ia stl confidently asss
by the fri.nds OF the Senate bill that II will pass
oat any essential modification, and that ksnsai
thus be admitted under the Lecompton Con'ita,
The feeling which vas created by the long and
tating discussion OF the subject has very much
sided already.
The passage Of thu deficiency bill in the llou,e
great relic; to the administration, whose prspsrst
Tor the war ia Utsh would have been emba'ra'.e
i,s DELAY The passage OF the bill wss no doua, q
by the determination OF the President TO dsp
.nirahl. p-r.ons, a. commissioners 10 Utah, 10 s.
tain m. intentions Of ths Mormon leaders and il:
sihl-. 10 bring about q cunciliaiion without Z:
to force.
The last news from Gen. Johnson's command
Eort Scott, is that the whole body, military snf
IVA. in ,xcellent CONDITION, and had no know-ts
,he movements or intentions of the Mormons
y,r. very DESTROYS of having brush viii! then
fore :ne arrival Of large re.iniorcements. No one
be surprised ut Intelligence next month ths,
Johnson has advanced to and occupied SAT-
CITY. There has prevailed much confusion anid
a. 10 the real issue between the United States sIt
Mormpns II il time that II should be clearly def
The special order in the Senate on Monday !:
bill for the establishment OF tergraphio oonincI
ton with the Utah expedition. 1tisprOposed to Cor
Washington with the distant army IN one hun
DAVIS from breaking ground The Secretary Of
hiyhly recommends il and thinks lts Importance
NOT be we'll over estimated. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
DIED.

At his residence, In the county Of Louisa, on Nod
tho 9Th OF April, Rev. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, r
9Th year Of hi. ago.
1t would be unjust, tsa life such as bic, to st,eas
portray it in an obituary notice To intellect OF :.
binary cast, be added decision OF character and irl
Of purpose which did not place him the roll q
mon men. An elevated and comprehensive dcvoc.
the sublime truths Of Christianity adorned his III.
displayed itrelt IN wise b-nerolcnre 6Id is rn.l
charity wherever objects worthy Of either we're iO:::
In all the relation, OF aocia! and domestic lite his
WAS governed not only by the kindness o. his hear
by conscientious convictions Of duty, which nothn. "a
seducr from the path thsy commanded him to puri
Reared ut time when the elevation Of tho rcvolui..:
era ind not yielded to tee iactious end time serving
OF the present DAY, lis patriotism. dsinteres,ed AMI
blended in harmonious nnon with the Christian vi1
which gave 10 il the strength and purity OF ,hsiir
spirits, n sincerity which knew M guide torti,ude a
amid ell the trials nj life. the love Of truth. lss
CESSATION OF faischoad, Such wcra the virtues y:
marked the character of this worthy citizen and
bic Divine and havo lstt his lite an example whict
lead 10 honor nnh happlncssin this world aEd to Sa
Immortality beyond 4.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS ApRu 70 Il

RICHMOND MARKETS, APRIL 10, 1855
FLOCR.-suppernne to shippers at S54 to 81
~ toa'. for Ezra BY retail &5h to 81 or supe.'
tI TO for Extra.
WtIErT-Prim" Red in demand a, sl3D; wh'ei
L1GN--JTH 20 10 cts per bush-
GsTs.-8si 3IgG cen.
., 1SsAcC s W. gsGts common Lses At t4Hs 4
TloGl:, Manufacturing tl2@lI.
oGrroS VARSs, &c:-cotton Yarns 24925 cts; q.
Wrapping Twlne 22 cts.
REESWAX-2S cents . Din demand.
bR00Ms.mf9G3; according to quality.
0as 6; Pine - co.
PLaSTER-Lump sat Northern Ground 81
Ciaibornes Ground IS % per ton; Calcned. e. 57a.
per Dbl. Stock of Lump very light
RYE:m!mproved ttls-we quote 70ots. . bushsL.
CHEESE.-l0x611c.
NUTs.-Hard shell Almonds 10 to 10 cts Soft shell |:
81 c.s. Mixed II TO 1sc. Filbers to lOc Palm Dup
Joe, Cocoa NUS 81 y iGG
bhCOS-We have 10. ncte better feeling IN TIE b.
market. with IN upward tendency in prices We quot.
day, Sides loNc; Shoulders sHcts; Plain Hams iiYG.
Sugar cured Bsgged 12Ecu
LARDmIn bbis lOH 70 II et,; In kegs II to liz :.
srGARs.- gge.e New Orleans az to SC; Coffee 81
s4ss%c, Gru.Ged llGllKo: Loaf 1lj5GIl.c.
C0FFEE.-Rlo eHQt12c; Laguayra lSGiah.
M0LASsEs-New Orleans Molasses In Lbls. SO cts W.
sale. Cuba New do. 2sQlS0 cts.
POTATOEs-Te quote Northern MERGERS 81 ~ Coz,
s25GS7o q bG7hel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uano So per ton "
can S25 per ton. Colombian $50 per to. De- Fs,
Manipulated Guano S5G; Recess do $751; De Eerrs sgi
fho9Dhn'e Lime sID per ton Rhodes Super Photp1
OF Lime e46k per ton Bone du-t s3aI.
FlsH-llerrings Halifax New f46 from the .ssr,
North Carolina in market MACKEREL-So teS.
No. l, In kits, 81 rs.
Observation-Disclosures Rcctihed aoa23o; Cinci'H'
none in market
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder, 55GS1
LlQeoRs.-BRASD Otard, Dupuy d &c, Gg2r,
gallon; A. selgnst,, n 1894 81; ssxer4c, % so
tleIneSsey, sSs55C0; Peach, scarce at 81 2j?i Vsr
apple, e1d5 5Sc do. Old T5c sl 50; Norhsfn, d. :;
Iac Imitation 45I54lx cent, RcN-Sew EngstG y
o. cents for mixed; o5k for pure. Gs.-Holaad' ~
IRON AND NAILs-Pig Iron, $50 to IS; sweie g..
per ton. English refined and Tredegar, $50; CGn-
shs4.s. 40; american ccrc:ry. siso. Gu: sS''Ss
LlaEr-Last .aics at AN from store; 81 By a;h'
from Vessel. Market well supplied ..,
HOOP P0LES.-Flour Dbl. s799; HID fliGi7 ?e-
sand -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Hazards sPort.nh |;
sad FFF Sj25; Blasting So Q keg, wholesale Price
tail price rP and PFFa615; Blasting 3+25
PLA&sEED-a1 1901 20 r bushei. ..,.
C0AL-White sad Red Ash Anthracite Coal, ~ w "
Ash, lump, 81 5OGs7 por ton Lebigh Lump, 70! foan
VI The above are retail prices. N
CokE-Por city consumption IS 70 Per cart 100.
81 IS.
KiCE.-414H cents as to quality and quantity! ;,
SALT-From the wharf 81 - nom Store 40, = n:
ChNDLES.-Tallow l4k tl5c u D.; Jack'ons Ia
fiuils ~ c. Adamantinc, 2OGs@2:.; Sperm &c.
spssIa 8! csut..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN AT COL. BENToN's
DEATH.BED.

The Union ssys thai "the President hearing OF the
extreme illness o, his aucen. coppeer, called upon
him on Friday evening. The dying stateSnar is.
clared afterwards his exceeding qualification at the
visit. The interview s said to have been protracted,
Mr. Benton !. said to have expressed his extreme 30
otude for tho condition of public affairs and pain
ful sense Of the imminer, dangers which threaten
the country. He is said to have eshoTied the Pres
dent to rely upon Divine support and guidance, AID
mol upon that of men, who would deceive him."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13

WE have appointed j. j. VIM. Esq, our Agen
to collect subscriptions and advertising bills due to the
Richmond Enquirer" the Virginia Medical Jour
nal" the kaleidoscope" and for book aud job work
Mr. VIM is now on collecting tour, and will .horfl,
visit the following countless We bespeak for him
a kind reception from our friends:
Caroline, Hanover, Stafford. King George, West
moreland, Nortbum berlsnd, Richmond, Lancaster.
Essex, King and Queen, King William, Ms,hew.,
Gloucester, Middlesex, Diuwidde.G reeusve, South.
auptop, Sussex, Surry. Isle of Wight, Nansemond
Norfolk, Princes Anne, Prince George.
Mr. j NJ. Garland and Mr. II Il. Smith, our for
usr Agents. having retired from our employment are
no longer authorised to receive money for to give
receipts in our name.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13

THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL
tits, think to be deplored that this great State
work did not receive at the hands of the late Legis
lature the fostering which ts Importance and ts
pressing eIigencies demanded. Either Of the bills
proposed for s relief would not only have ghtened
the immediate embsrrassmsnts Of the company, but
would have been the inauguration of policy harm
less to every other interest in the Commonwealth,
and yet, which would have sesulted beyond doubt,
In the completion of the water line to Covngton.-
We should distrust the intelligence and the patriotism
Of the Virginia Legislature, if We did not believe
that better couneels would prevail at future day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
WORTH PRESERVING.

We recommend to our readers the attentive psrusa
and careful preserv sion OF the series of Letters
the Resources. improvements and Commerce of Vr
ginia." We have been particularly fortunate in OBJ
of a gentleman who has thoroughly studied the gres
subject to The exposition Of which he has brought tc
bear such compendium Of valuable statistics, cou
pied with mastery analysis OF their significance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, April lc.-The steamship Tennes.
see is coming up with important news from Mexico
General osoilo mas laken the CITY OF GuadaiaIsra,
reee and his officers we're permitted to leave the conn
try unmolested Gen. Osollo WAS on his way back 10
the City of MEXICO, and would probably be declared
President.
The city Of Vera Cruz still held out for the Ceusi-
tutionslists. Tampioo was besieged by Ga.zo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WARRINGTON. April l2.-Fhe Estates" believes
that Commodore Lsvale,te vii. be the Gag officer o
the Mediterranean Squadron.
The funeral services Of Col. Benton took place At
his late residence at two o'clock this afternoon. There
WA an immense crowd present, including the Presi
dent and tbs members Of his Cabinet. The remains LEFT
for st. Louis al three o'clock, accompanied by Massrs
Jones snd Jacobs, Mr.. Bsnton's sons in law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
RITCHlE & DUNNAVAN T.
suppL1Es FoR rHE nraa pxppn,r,on

SUPPLIES FOR TIE UTAH EXPEDITION.
The following supplies is said have been ordered
TO be purchased IN New al 900 rations. mixed
troops on the march to Utah. 5000 rations "mi.ad
vegetables and 600 rations "desiccated n
be sent to Fort kearney tor troops on the march TO
Utah; 1900 rations 'mixed vegetables" and 49, 900
rations "dssccated potatoes" to be sent to Fort Lara
mic, for troops on the march to Utah. The mixed and
desiesetsd vegetables will cost shout per rs
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
CORRECTION.
NVWNTsI ION.
To lie Editor. Of lie Eng4Utr

TO TIC EHU0Ts q Nt LN4AUU
rALsGIRi, April 10TH, !.
Gentlemen II find 10 tho Enquirer" tie nor,
Capt. Halnillon's dosh which wrote for prics,ic.
sent you copy write so ileeibly sometimes thN
not surprised find It misread. 1t Il said In thst
published in the paper, that Capt Hamitsn'p CHI
hGd oe.n r.issd ia tie love and admiration OF Tia l.
intended TO write the a.rtg,S and Gdmon.,ioa d
Lord. hope you will do mo the favor TO eorrecttt
tco in tbs particular
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
FROM WARRINGTON

WAsHISoTcs, April !O.-There will be NJ
cep;sucs OF the volunteers whose services have
tender-d to the PresdeRt, until after the pssssg
the deficiency bill.
The remains Of Col. Benton will 60 west vi,
Relay House and Wheeling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Il, ~
ARRIVED

ARRIVED, IL. %!
Steamer JamestoYo, Parrish, New YORK; h''
passengers ,.,;rors
Steamer George Peabody Prtchs!t' p'''o
mdss p,ci'
Schr Mountain Eagle, Amss, teishs days. .
port, ice o., tu
Schr Henry Remsen, Chadwick, Nav x i%.bg
Schr Francis Arthamus, Small. No" i"'
SAILED, 3.'p,t,
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell! fn'''''
mdpe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
CITY AND STATE NEWS,

TIE Busy DAY.-This young but thrivip,
oslitor for public patronage, appeared in nsv
proved and much enlarged dress on SATURDAY
This il the second time, within the last six mr.,
that this little semi weekly paper has been Com
N enlarge. in order TO afford room for the incrs
natropase of advertisers. The Busy DAY
agreeable and interesting sheet, and iis editor n.
determined it shall "go ahead In addition 10
ing large city subscription list (only 81 per sp,,l
the psper ia daily distributed gratulously anon.
Messengers on all the lines OF rail road travel, II
eight or ten miles beyond the city; by this mest,
strangers, before arriving ia the city, have an Or
tunity of becoming acquainted with the bu.nss
ali who advertise in the Busy DAY, and can At AL
and without delay, select from among the firm,
make purchases accordingly. The editor say,
plsn has proved advantageous to bic advertiser,
irons, and he hopes, with grester facilities 80.
crsased efforts TO serve them, he will in the end
advance the interests Of his own enterprise. N
continued SUCCESS crown bis labors.
Tsr BROAD STREET HoTEL.-Ws invite Il.
tention of capitalists to the sale OF this very eli,
and valuable property, which takes place this Il
noon The Hotel and stores rent for about AL
Der annum, as we are informed, and, with a n
outlay of money, might be made TO yield n
Isr,ar ann, The location of this property is AL
passed BY any in the city for first class Hote!
FsrsaEr.-The Nottowsy river has zen go u
sw,len OF late, as to prove considerably troubled
TO the farmers residing along its banks, il 81
county. Stacks of fodder. hay, oats, fences,
hsvs been carried away without mercy, aud 10 :,
instances hogs and sreep, which wers csugh, /:
wares and drowned.
Communicable United States Senate ccrs-
the following surveyors OF customs: William II. Ii
ardsou. Snow Hill, Maryland, vice Charles Pan
deceased; Cha,npsB Thornton, Port Royal, Wig,
rsappointed; G. w. Merchant, Dumtries, Wig.
re appointed.
N,yAL.-The United States brig cambridge 10,
at Norfolk, preparing to join the African squad'c.
The following Is list of her ottioers: Leutenan,t
manding +. b. Renshaw; first lieutenant. u. :
ms. second lieutenant ). ). Bsssett; third lieu,
ant, Nv p. A. Campbell; passed assistant 'urgsOr
L. WYshsm.
| DELEGATK ArPoISTED.-Cul. w. +. Bocock
| h.., .nn,;nt.d m rpprssaut The county OF Anno-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
lIAKRlkU

MARRIED, In this city at the residence of Judi 90 V
Crump, Thursdsy evening. April 9Th, By the !
Chas. Mlnnegcrode, DR.. J. SPOTSWOoD WELLpO.
OF Fredericksburg, to Mise EMMELINE b.. YOU:
daughter OF the late Capt. r L. TsJL, Ct War.i
Gloucester county, We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13

LATER FROM RIO.--Advicss from Rio Jan
dated the 20;h OF February, raporr the lour nus
rs much changed. with elk Thousand nine buU
and ninety five balrsis on hand. Galesos sOl
S2l 80. Coffee WIS firm, but little doing 10 the
Gle. l2U,6OO bags OH hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13
RESURRECTION AT ANTIGUA.

NEW YORK. April li.-An insurrectiou is reported
at Antigua. The inhabitants were hesing aud many
had arrived at St. CroiI. An English eteamsr
had left the latter place for Antigua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-13

DELEGATE ArpoISTEp.-Cul. w. p. Bocock
been appointed to represent the county OF Apo
tox in ;Ls Southern Commercial Convention.