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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07
Pussenacrs Arrived

IN shp Asas from Byese-Cs,hsriue saser Erneiss q.
Booker.
Il. hp De Wit Clinton from Lice'Iooi s'ansbuEy ryha
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07

POTATOfs-There IL inquiry for Shipment but 1t
changed prices.
RlCE-TheIe is moderate inquiry a. Sd sc. ssls 2o trs
sUGARS-lhe feeling lie desIee nTmeT aud q erye
demand prevails sales ot $50 hd Cubs 8 07sc. c5 hnds
Y, ITO Rico lie. 81 lhds New. Orleans aud boxes a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07

Number reported for this marhet Forty fourth street
for the dty for the week. 5000,
The prces to-day quoted as follows:
Medium. q -
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted at. .loc
The general average Of the market AZ over.....sc
Tie most Of the sales from. c!c
Prices head and 4 n, Of different weights, will be found
in accounts Of sales Of surdry Droves
Total number o Beves received the city this week
TIM 3O5 head less than hs week. and Cos head more
than tie Of The number each
"Wednesday market 4 be Ad while the number
to-day being 304 shows III head than the and
l0l2 head lees than this day week.
The fcInK.rx druxs nre ~ the marke, thia Heck.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07
REPORT

HFPDHI
FoR rHE WEEK EsDrxG WEDSEsDAy OcroBEs 6. iS3.
TOTAL RECEIPTS - ALL KINDS Foh THs wEtk
Accordns reports from the several market places In the
city there have been received this veet:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07

SPICES-7hsre Of importance; prices Of
tiud srr tea5y quote Csssa - -. Mt neg. 50
ssr PEI psr gic. Ponen;o, &c Cloves, 8ds.c.
STEARfN-The surply hsht aud the market nominal
Sal, nf II 100 r,s white W6stern "a private terms.
TAlLON-1h. market Is hesyy ard the Inquiry moderate
Sale. of lsoco rss lodlo.c. Rough f-t s steady Go.
cash.
1NPis Las been IN moderate reques; .eady sale.
of ,rfue 90 .sis o Rsca during tie week ri ca.h
eud DO Straits Sic ros-sn extreme price; parcel
rive are now IF, rcd 7!c uos Pates conne duh
h,ayy the small sale, mAkng chiefly from second
N are no guide market. We quote obbng price, for
x at ss6.s sIS; C. Coke; '5G IS Coke Terne,
.SGS7sc lower.
TFAS-The sale this moniss proved piri,i ard nearly al
the catalogue sold 8 shad. easier rtr for the grades.
which mostly the ossils I'D advance 9q
on ~. inner dssc rItious.
TOBACCO-Lsfs in good demAui fail price. for both
Foreign and Dome.tc Manufactured quit, a.. .s OF Ken.
iuesy ia lS Hsysns, foe4, an6 scedca .: .iG. We
quote.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07
s:ares B1i,s Oak.

SOAP-Cssic is selling moderately lie TIE sp1: and
oldlcic., 10 arrive
sfEiTER has been in lively demand partly European
,ccout with ssle Of ~ the spot aid arrive a
dec euos rno<. the latter Tst to.aes Low sk
Sic In, the stock s ample FOR sl req .ireIneD..
sKiNs-The demand is limited for most krds. and sith
ty increased stock prices favor tie blyer .a. Of some 90
ise Of Curscoa during week 65d67sc mos AID so
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07

1Ae 7.sss Of that day says tiv.t in American secur
tier Michigan Southern improved, while New-York
Centra were fat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07

On account Of the large receipts of mutton coming
down from Albany Washington Market prices for Sheep aud
Lambs remained abou, the a week until to-day when
nisher pnc, about Is cents n head obtained
The show about 1900 head less than last week and
doubtful that 10 the the
figures the different Sheep markets The daily receipts at
Bsowrinss follows Wednesday $50. Thursday
Friday 500 Monday 657 Tueday 2s7 IN This
morning. Tie receipts Browninss for September last
show ~ 3S heed against 25 20 IL August falling OF of SOS
head There il prospect for better market during the
coming especially the quality Of the stock will
than the last weeks We Brokers'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
ROID Ri 4 RhAIrTJEITT EIGIIRE

During the delivery OF sermon, last Sunday, in ST
Patricks Catholic Church in this city, the eyes Of the
congregation suddenly riveted upon The speaker
kew. Francis K. Boyle, by what. for the moment.
seemed be depression 10 the all absorbing topic of
conversation and conjecture throughout the civiiz ed
world-the Atlantic telegraph. The eloquent divine
spoke in terms of glowing panegyric of this wonder
full triumph of human science, and dilated upon IA.
revelations which the grand achievement will accom-
plish in the commercial, political and social condi
ton of the two hemispheres thus successfully uni
ted by means Of the electric wire. What ID it,
after all, exclaimed tho speaker when compared
with the instantaneous communication between
the Throne OF Divine Grace aud the heart of man
Offer up your silent petition for grace. II il trans.
united through realms of assured space more
rapidly THAI the lghtning's fash, and the answer
reaches the soul ere the prayer has died away on the
sinners lips. Yet this telegraph, performing liz
saving functions ever sincs Christ died for us On
Cavalry, fills not tho world with eXultation aud
shouts Of gadness-with iluminAtious and bonfre-
and the booming Of Cannon. The reasous is, one Ia
the telegraph Of this world, and may produce wonder
fnl revolutions earth; the other is the sweet
munion between Christ and the Chrstihn soul, AMI
Will secure glorious Immortality in Heaven
Washington Uaos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

The Orange and Alexandra Kali Road Company
are pushing forward vigorously their work between
Lynchburg and Charlottesville. On the Mausssas
esp Rail Road the new bridge is now building, aud
other work active on tue twelve miles between
Woodstock and Mount jackson. The rails necessary
for The completion Of this work have been purchased,
aud the hope is confidently entertained that they will
get to Mount Jackson in Decor Dor next. Onward
and Hampshire railway. Tiny miles Of this enter
prise are graded and by the last Of this month or the
beginning OF September, the laying of the rails will
be commsnc.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CELEBRATION AT
HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Aug. III o'clock, midDight.-To.day
the greatest enthusiasm bas prevailed here in regard
TO the successful laying of the Atlantic telegraph
cable. Every piece Of bunting in the city was dis
played, and every bell wac ringing. Shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon royal salutes fred from
the citadel and also by the First Halifax Volunteer
Artillery, who are on grand parade tonight. All the
public buildings and principal business establishments
and private residences have been brilliantly illumna
ted during the entire evening, many of them ALEC
being magni6cently and gaiy decorated with Gags.
The telegraph office here showed forth with trans
parenoies. on which the names of all celebrated in
Geographic annals were prssented-that OF Cyrus w.
Field occupying the most conspicuous place
An immense torch light procession. headed by the
Mayor artillery and engine companies parsded the
streets until very late hour disconrsDg sweet music
to The citizens. who, in vsst numbers, promensded
the thoroughfares. cheering enthusiastically when
passing the telegraph Office Many persons came in
by railroad from the surrounding country to witness
the demonstration. Double royal salutes, of forty
two guns each, will be- fired from the citadel and flag
ship and by the HALIFAX Artillery az Queen Vctoria's
message to President Buchanan is passing through
Nova Scotia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
THE ATLANTIC CABLE CELEBRATION.

NEW YORK. August 9.-Tbe Mayor has sent mes
sage to the City Councils recommending the extern
sion of the hospitality of the city 10 all connected
with the Atlantic cable expedition that the citizens
be requested to illuminate their dwellings aud places
OF business; and that the public buildings be ilumi
mated the evening OF the day Of the general public
celebration.
Resolutions we're adopted by the Council rendering
thanks. and Offering municipal dinner to all cou-
c-rued in the great enterprise, providing for an lum
nation of the City Hall, and requesting Cyrus w.
Field, Esq to cit for his portrait, to BIZ placed 10 the
Governors room in the City Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
TIE KANSAS EI.EcTtOr

LFavESwoRrH, Aug. 4, VIA Bonneville August :
per United States Express. Complete returns from
L-avenworh county give majority of ,74S against
the Lecompton constitution bill.
Psriinl returus from Shawn-s. Johnson and Frank
lin counties increase the majority against the bill Ia
4,7H. The total vote Of these counties "a received il
$40 Ii il thought the whole vote Of the Territory
will reach 1900, and the opponents of the bill claim
majority of s,UU0. Topeka cast 246 votes against
the bill aud 10 for il, and Lecompon o against aud
81 for it. Nothing has W. been received from the
southern and western counties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

,ncleve character ans yei aden place "l'h sesa'o
TO ihr fall election. Tue Bieck k-puo"cen j'''' iins
are .ud- avviing 10y ridcu.o aud other inrans, ~
choke of Gerrltt Smith from running Tor
This movement ha. greatly alarmed them Smith Is
a vain aud head strong man, aud Wa believe ,la' ne
will run for Governor il no body eIse sticks oy hl7
nomination beyond hs tenants in Madison coun
,Tnrd 70 do without tbs vote OF the Asoonists III
thl State.
Their. ara yariona programmes which the various
nars here.bou,- begin 10 di-cuss with regard 10 The
most suitable candidates for the next Pt.sirncy.-
These VIZ shall reserve Tor another letter III me nsn'
,in &C. sub.cribs ourselves, your obedent rervan's
''''' " TUDOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
THE FOREIGN MARKETS

QUEBEC July BY The Nova Sco,ian We have
Liverpool papers 20 her day o: sailing. They report
q moderate business in cotton, but firm ri the anntx-d
qro,a,ons: Middling Oriean,, l5.l6; Mobile e.;
and Upiands l3l per ID. H. -four, according IL
letters there bad BEEN sn advance OF 81 per harrre
s,ncs the preceding Friday Wheat was unchanged
White corn hss declined 3D.
The Havrs cotton market remained without change
bu' the demand was rather better.
The final closing rate for consols wa. 9ji Amer
can stocks were frmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
EkOM NEW MEXICO.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l0-The SanIa Fs mail, with dates
10 the 18Th nlt, has arrived at Independence. The
mail party reports thu, the Indians we're very rou-
besome thu route. stopping the train and demand
ing provisions and whiskey. The rivers continued
were washed TO such extent as Ia fender II very
cicult for the wagons 10 proceed. Very heavy rains
fell IN Santa Fe before The mail left.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
- % E IT ~ =
THE pArrER OF LITTLE FEET.

Irp with the sun at morning,
Away 10 the garden he HES,
To aee IL the sleepy blossoms
Have begun TO open their eyes,
Running race with the wind,
With step as light and feet,
Under my window hear
The patter Of little feet.
Now to the brook he wsnders,
In swift and nois.lsss Il ght.
Splashing the sparkling rippleS
Like fairy wa;er.sprite.
No sand under fablrd river
Has CLEANS like hs golden hair,
No pearly sea. shell 10 fairer
Than his alender ankles bare;
Nor the rosiest stem or coral
That bushes in oceans bed,
Is sweet AZ the flush that follows
Our darling's airy tread.
From a broad window my neighber
Looks dhwn on our little cot,
And watches the "poor man's blessing"
IcannOt envy his lot.
He bas pictures. looks and music,
Bright fountains aud noble trees.
Flowers that blossom i'm roses,
Birds from beyond the seas:
oee moves aOco Cuuulbu ldukutoI
His homsward footsteps greet,
His stately halls ne'er echo
TO the tread Of innocent feet.
This child is our speaking picture,
A birding that chatters and sings.
Sometimes sleeping cherub-
lOur other one has wings.I
His heart is charmed casket,
Full of all that's cunning and sweet,
And no harp strings hold such music
Az follows bis twinkling feet.
When the glory Of sunset opens
The highway by angels trod.
And seems TO unbar the city
Whose Builder and Maker Ia God,
Close TO the crystal portal,
see by the gates of pearl.
The eyes of our other angel
Atwinborn little girl.
And ask to be taught and directed
To guide his footsteps Alright.
So that be accounted worthy
To walk in sandals of light,
And hear amid songs of welcome
From messengers trust and fleet.
On the starry floor Of Heaven,
The patter Of little feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

SWEARING In OF BARON ROTHSCHlLD.
On the 9th of July al the morning session of the
House of Commons, Baron Rothschild presented him
self 10 be- sworn before taking his seat. The scene
is thus described:
few minutes after twelve O'clock and before the
commencement of public business Baron Rothschild
entered the House, and took seat IN one Of the
bsuchea below the Speakers gallery. Hs was accom-.
panied by several private friends the number of
members present at the time wss very small but the
benches either side gradually filled, aud more than
one hundred honorable gentlemen voted in the divi'
zion which subsequently took place.
The Speaker-Any honorable member who deeres
10 take his seat will please come to the table TO be
sworn.
B,son Rothschld Immediately presented himself at
the bar, where he met by Lord John Russell and
Mr.. Abel Smith, who, amid considerable cheering
from the opposition benches, led him to the table He
was pbout to take copy of the prescribed os'h from
the hands of the clerk when
Mr.. Warren rose 10 order and begged to put a ques
ton 10 the Speaker. The honorable and learned gen
temap, however, was not allowed TO proceed, being
received with cries of "order!" and CHAIR"
The Speaker taking Of hls seat by an honor
able member is matter nf privilege, and ought not
TO be interrupted BY any discussion. (Cheers
A copy of the oath being offered TO him, he
stated to the speaker that he had conscientious OBJ
lection TO taking The oath in the form rendered to him.
and he was ,hereupon requested to Withdraw. Lord
j. Russell then moved a resolution in conformity
with the act, to the effect tina, the Baron, person
protesting the Jewish religion, was prevented from
sitting and voting in the House by of his
oientious objection to take the oath in the form
quired by tho act. After some remarks by Mr.. War
rem, it was agreed to. Lord j. Russell then moved
further resolution likewise in pursuance Of the act
'thst any person protesting the Jewish religion may
henceforl, taking fhe oath prescribed in sot Of
the present session OF Parliament to enttle him to cit
aud vote in this House. omit the words and make
this declaration upon the true faith of Christian.
Mr.. Warren said he should take the sense Of the
Honse upon this resolution. The House was divided
aud the resolution carried by 81 to 81.
Baron Rotschild then advanced to the table, con
Quoted az before by Lord John Russell and Dir. A
Smith, aud az he walked up the floor of the House he
wac greeted with loud cheering from the opposition
benches. He desired 10 be sworn upon the old tesla
inent, and his request being al once complied with
by the Speaker he took the form of oath, omit
ting the words aud make this declaration upon the
true faith of Christian The honorable gentleman
then signed the roll OF Parliament, aud after shaking
hauds with the Speaker and the Chancellor of the
E1chequer, hs took seat the front opposition
bench. He there received the congratulations Of
many honorable members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
MISSOURI ELFCTIOS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. FLAMES a. Craig. Admins
tra0n candidate tor Congress in the fourth d..rlct
has received majority in Buchanan and Platte
counties Of 1880 votes over Adams, The opposition
candidate. II s believed that Mr.. Crsig'- n"Jor'f!
10 the district will exceed 00D
Companies organizing in this City to proceed &c
Frazer river via the plsns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
THE PRESIDENT AND THE ATLANTIC


PHILADELPHI,, Aug. 10 The following is the re-
ply OF the President to the application of the agent of
the Associated Press for permission to obtain and use
the Queens message immediately on its receipt aud
while it is route to him at Bedford
l am perfectly willing TINT the Quean's message
and my reply should be- published. You may use
them Immediately their transmission.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
The President has given directions to have the
Queens message sent TO him at Bedford, ins,ead OF
going TO Washington, in is received before HE
afirI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
YELLOW FEVER AT BOSTON.


Bosros, August 9-The Bri,i.h brig Spartan. from
Cnoa' arrived at quarantine to day, with the loss OF
lures or Tour men from fever. The bsrque Hebron
from New Orleans, has sickn.ss ON board.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

trsIuus. "A negro woman belonging I" u
Thornton, "i Rappnhannock comfy. "aS con
10 jn!. on Monday lat, charged wi'h dio"h'
child Sh- conl-s-e- the rIirn", but -nys -h- 10
10 Grnwhll-rseIf also. and Jumped "'o 'b"fI
The child in her Gr;D-, Ia, iiosirG !" me ="
Thinking her clothes were the csu-r 81 arf no
in, -h- urdfessrt and mad ~ s-co"d attempt
che again tlDhi-b to- h- bark. She say rn- y
ed IN the wood i've or sX days IA 'h'- coma ~
ing principally upon WhuitI-Oerfies- SIZE wa
by anmn bow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

DISEASES - MISUNDERSTANDING of vrui-nt
type il prevailing Ia fearful extent in Pentirt"m
county. A letter from Franklin, the county sat,
dated the 18th ut, says
Mrs Martha Mccoy waa buried On the previous
day and also Mrs. Dunk.. Isaac Finn dier! some
weeks ago. and sine" tha ali lis children, four
number. hln not able Ia give th. nance al al who
have died during The last month. out thsre has hard
ly been day bat there has been from 10
four deaths q day for acverai weeks past. At til.
time there Are not many ot the dis. asc in
town. Mrs. FaiEbsrn and child. j. G. lliil'- child,
Mr.. Skiles children. and some blacks. hre suffering
from he disease. The doctors are ali going con.
s,snly and there is no telling when IL will 9baie.
Another letter from the same place. dated the =,
ns' ant, ssys:
"Mr Campbell Masters died on Thursday last
about 7. III, snd since my previous letter We have
h sd some Ten or twelve deaths, mostly children. Mr.
Philip Bible is very low and not expected 10 recover
The dieease | am told is somewhat on the declin",
at any rate this IL III. case about town"
The Rumney IVA IujeIiigenc-r
This painful disease is also prevailing 10 alarm.
ing extent in this county, Cabin Run and il. irbu
tarie, a crretpo',deu; writes that ''s-v-r. Der.
.uus, both old ami young, have already fallen prey
10 IL and many others are now coujnef 10 their bed.
on account thereof Aud 80 stubborn is its character
that il reu-ss in almost every case TO yield to tn.
usual medical remedies. Truly, This is rad aud dis
tressiDS state OF tbinEs.
ApPoIsINESrs.-The Governor has appointed
Lease Is. Dunn OF Washington. Colonel of the 5,h re-
gment OF Cavalry; aud Maj Arthur G.. Cummings OF
Abingdon, Colonel of the 5th regiment Artillery
These are good appointments. Col. Cummings is
graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute al L-xjry
toh. wounded in battle during the Mexican ar
and Wa brevetted as Major by President Polt
DuELLo-On the s;h inst. an affair OF honor came
IL ar Fair Bluff between Me-srr Cha. Latham and
- Te!fais, both o! Wa-biosion, y. G.. Dos round
was exchanged "lthou; Injury 10 either party, when
the affair was smlcab.y adjusted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

ARREST FOR MAIL DEPREDATIONS.
MAkIIEsBpRo. Va August a,-Jos. B. Cunnii =
ham was arreeted by the deputy marshal Of the W.
cru District OF Virginia. q. 3. Watts for misdr
msanor in the mails a, Sleepy Creek post office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
For The Enquirer.

M.ssrs Editors:--As you have published The pro-
caed;nys of sev.rsI meetings o agricutursfa setting
forth the grounds OF their opposition to the ooaec"
Exchange" recently established IN 'h'' e'i, o.u ="
written by retired merchant, re the editor MORN
u. is calculated by liz calm Mud dspn+-'"n"e 'rn''
To remove -ome oil the oil -clons honestly -n'erla.sc
against the lua,iIution aud which upon cohvW"""'
will doubt not be II. honestly surrendered nave
tan The liberty to ask oi You the favor of ia INTRO
duc,ion into the columns oil the Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

THE GOVERNMENT TEN MILLION LOAN
WAsHrSeroS. Aug. 9, P. M.-The bids for the -
vernment loan Of ten millions Of dollars were open -
at the Treasury Department to day. Riggs d Co., -
Washington, aud Belmont, of New York, bid tor t'-
whole loan at premium of 377ths per cent. IT,,
amount Of bids over 5psr cent. exceed six millions ~
doilars. No bid under four per cent. premium w"'
successful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

ArPoIsTMESrs.-Th Abingdon D~f"0efa'
Mr.. VIM B. i;yar- ha. been appointed tie
Vi the Lyucbuig Agricultural hnd Mccain
Getty for the COUNTS OF Washington aud hHt-e'
Ugr young towrsman Mr. WIN +. bo1r'.
been appointed q student NJ thu lnvs'-NE i ~
STATE 1T large. IL will enter the Nrd'a' =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
NEW GOyERNMENr OF cANAnA

ToRosro. August 9th.-The newly formed govern.
meut is as follows: Premier, Hon. Mr. Cartier; At.
torney General teast,l Hon. John A. Mcdonald; At
torney General, (west.l Hon. MIR. Gait; Inspector
General, Mr.. Aieyu, Provincial Secretary, Mr.. Bel
lean; Speaker OF tho Legislative Council Mr. 81
ooteei Commissioner of Public Works, Dir. Rose:
Solicitor General (eastJ Mr. Rose; President of IN,
Council. Mr.. Van kohne,; c nmissioner Of the
Crown Lands, MI smith, Postmaster General. M
the exception OF Messrs. Calf, Belleau and Sherwood
tho foregoing were members of the late McDops' d
administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
NOMlNATlON ArCvprEn

UREA, August 9.-Grrritt Smith has accep,sd The
nomlnailon Tor Governor Of New York, made by The
Liberty Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
vlselsiA ro-r orrrcEs. -Appointm~a.

NiRGi'rA Po-r OfiIcEs. -Appointm~i's
Vacancies "crHsipned by Resignation:
Samuel k"Go.rly, postmaster, Hr,mss' y
county, wee VI. y. Chambers. Phn-a. y
postmaster, AngrnGrs. jackson COUNTY, vac"
w. Sr.men. James l.. Bailey. pc-'mtrtrr
Grove Sarry county, vice l. \. Madeira
McChrslamd, Postmaster, Morgan, Rds".
county, vac" " Morgan. rr,iened. Wan.
/ pos'n--fer, Pigeon Trace, Logan county, vio
Shepherd resigned. jane y. M-Gry, po-ii
Sa'ut MAry's, Peasants county, We W. g. II
resigned.
OWc DMc0Htand. M~lrase, Ro"kinghAn
~ FrscOnI1 Mills, Canphr. county.
ko@, Amherst county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

CHcPs ~ MApr,ov Ccu>Ty The whcst cr
not hc an aveIhsn crop ~ tElr county. SOM
planters cr"ps at wh-g; are a. fine, full gran
eyer saw, .ui the beads rot halt full
TIE ga crop j. u p-ri-cl failure il th,- cnur
TURNER, dii not a,t"mp; 10 gather their crop
~ !h- greater portion -. the un's hn- had g
which makes i..- feeding oi them 10 tho ca''.
haZaFL' Us ; to- some cattle have died from
ih-m. y scnlrnrn rhI u. ted hi horse oi-
this years os'o. aGG she horse has been s,s
els -.
me .ras- crop was never better, which VII
up in part for Tho .srlrre q: III. Ont crop.
What VIII bring 81 -, and corn will sell 70.
per barrel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13

BADLY CCT.-1hs Norfolk Arsa' csy' "'
day evnuirg nu alteration took ps"e m ia
on Wine Water rir..t, between Pa'ilck ~
John Martin when Marnn drew kg.!e hni d
Il terrible w"Gmd on Bu?n-. a"r"-- 'a- PIT
stomach. Martin. who = u b!irk-m.ih, gave
up. ana was committed Ia J.ll.
The recovery ot BurB4. ~ho il sn- OF th- 2
Of thu Nsriouni Greys ui Portsmouth, T. OF
quite doubtful