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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-02

LETTERS DETAINED. Letters are de-
tanned in the Norfolk, Va, Post Once, (uot pre-
psid,) directed to Vim. Strother, Mrs. Roberta A.
Wooason, and Miss Emma D. Lewellyn, of kich-
mond.
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LAsp SL,nE Train an A. ";

LAND SL1DE.-The train on the Vir-
ginia Central railroad due in this city yerterday
at half past o'clock was detained about i've hours
by land slide In Robnson's Hollow, near the
tunnel. The track, we understand, will be cleared
by TO day, that further detention need be ap-
prehended
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gSH Fresh LEEoHEs.--I have just re-
selyed, by Adams Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
aeie terms. =.
z. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
o. Can be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and M
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25--tx r a U0RsoN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t&- BArHs Barns, barns Hot.
bon ,o,a and shower Baths can be had daily AZ All
ssvoIs az the American Hair Cutting. shay,ng and
STmsm T. pooiug saloon. under the American Hotel =
entrance on ilth street h'sefs-
single Baths Is ceats or fick.ts c. q,
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WITH A VIEW TO A DISSO

* WI n Il VIEW 10 a DISSO-
"a LUTON of ct-partnersbip the undersgn-
E.SAs ed will from this day, sell at their store.
011Ss corner of Main and Pearl streets. their en-
tire stock ia trade at COST every article of which is
in nice order OF excellent quality and most approx
ed sty lea aud would suit e~elers country merchants
and others dealing 10 such go0is. The stock consists
Of fine Gold aud liver Watches of the best manu-
factories in Europe g aid a4d Silver Vest and Fob
Chains Lsdies' Chateain Chains; iamond, Rubie,
Pearl Opal, Garnet Finger Kings. Also. a gery
large assortment of Is earet plain Gold Wedding
Rings; Diamond. Cameo, Lava, doldstone Far Rings
and Breast Pins; Pearl and Jet Sets for Mourning;
Gents sleeve Buttons, Studs and Breast Pins also,
q large assortment of Silver Ware and Dental In
struments. MYERS & JAHNKE.
B-Watches and Jewelry repaired ut low prices
and short notice. fe "a NJ Il
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as's baths . cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10

GHoaaa B. SrHxL, Dentist, Ofice
.nd residence No zsl. Main. between sss and "a
N~"aaVuo Ve. my Ab--ly
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CURRENCY REDEEMEDI-We win

" redeem the notes Of all Solvent Banks-not 10
BankabIe Funds. but In the Precious meeaas,D
one Of tue most valuable Of which is IRON. This
we have cast in packages eonusnieatIy Arranged to
supply the varied demands Of parties. as they may
require aud are fully prepared ~ .deposite 10 any
Tin the most work manlike manner" Also, In.
Sheet Iron and Copper Work generally, at the Gov
ernor Street Stove Store.
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:, ROUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

E.T ~ II sail. at great bargain, desirable 10.
OF 8rccfd near the old Disti!Iery and outside the
depth OF leo feet 1t has il two-storivd framed
Dwelling, aad is enclosed with "A substantial fence
An sloialns lot. Of the same dimensions, will be
sold also. If desired. Apply to
sp rs CAUTH0RN
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FOR RENT,-An excellent family

g. FUR hEN NI.-An excellent family
I'll residence with large lot attached, contan.
iux handsome shade trees. situated on 9Th street
short distance sorth of Leigh French Garden HID
adjoining the lot ami residence of VIM, Y. Richie
Bsqr The DWELLING i. large. well arranged and in
excelleus REPAIRS and IS supplied with gas. The
kitchen Is new. Possession given immadist.ly.-
Apply C. ?. POINDEXTER,
tS-s9 str
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TIE ToBscco QursrIos. Msstfng Of 7bbacco Plant
evs in Prince Edseard. sguIsr meeting Of the
Bush and Briery Agricultural Club, held at the
residence Of John A. Scott, Esq Saturday, the I'D
May, 1858, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted, viz:
This Club, apprehending that the establishment
Of !" Tobacco Exchange In the city Of Richmond
calculated to result in the transfer OF the sale OF
all tobacco carried 70 that market, from the handB
Of the planter to the commission merchant, do re-
| solve:
lat. That whilst we may use our commission
merchants rs ageuts for the sale Of onr produce at
our oscn option, will not be compelled TO resort
TO their agency against will; and that we will
resist such compulsion W every means In our pow
err; and call upon our brethren throughout the
tobacco growing region Of Virginia to unite with
rs In this effort.
I'd. That a committee be appointed to collect and
report to the next meeting of this club, ell the in
formation in their power Ia regard to the estab
nshment management and probable effect upon the
planting interest of the Tobacco Exchange in the
city OF Richmond; and particularly to ascertain
whether aud upon what terms the planters may
sell at said Exchange.
Sd. That the same committee be directed to cor
respond with the agricultural clubs in the neigh
boring countless and solicit concert of action
In resisting this violation of the long aud weles
tablished usage of the country and invasion Of the
rights OF the planter, by attempting to remove the
sale Of the great staple of the country from the
piaces appointed Dy law for It's inspection ana sale
to self constituted Board of Merchants.
4th. That we invite the attention of the plant
ing community generally to this subject of CON-
mon interest, and solicit of ssThe Virginia State
Agricultural Society" such cooperation will
tend to the maintenance OF the present system,
which has existed and operated we'll from the
foundation of the government; by which every
planter may be his own merchant, sell his own
produce at the Warehouses established by law for
inspection, with no other agency and no other
costs than such as the laws Of the State have pro-
vided for his convenience aud protection.
9th. That we respectfully request of the editors
of the Southern Planter, the Richmond, Peters
burg, Lynchburg, Farmville, Dsnville Fredericks-
burg and Charlottesville papers, generally to pub
ish these resolutions.
The following Committee was appointed under
the second resolution, viz: A. d. Dickiuson +. p
Wood, John A. Scott, p. ii. jackson and Branch J.
Worsham.
Copy A. D. DICKINSON,
Secretary of the b. & B. Club.
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NANCHESTER REsIDEN1C'E Fop

e. Notwithstanding 10 discontinue housekeep
ine. Offer for rent my residence in Manchester
containing Il se comfortable and good sized rooms
fous Of then. with fire places besides two basement
rooms used AZ present as ktchea and servants
room. y
The house Is nearly new. and very convenient in
the most ne 4lihY part OF the town. aud near one of
the best springs ia this region. and commands
view 0i ri hmoud from end to the other.
would like to sell also the most OF my House
hobs aud Kitchen Furniture.
To good ieaAat the rent viii be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
Apply At this Office. my lots
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POLICE ARREsrs.-During the month
OF May last l2l persons were locked Up In the two
station houses OF this city, for various Offences Of
this number "A were whites, IS slaves aud - we're
free negroes. They may be divided thus First
station house31 whites, 20 slaves, Is free negroes.
Second station house--l3 whites, 2e slaves, and .
free negroes.
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~ FOR hENT.-A comfortable dwell
III ing. with six rooms. cellar, good kitchens,
ss1as ana Ne.l on Lsish STREET oe,wesn lst ana "a
sion given Immediately.
Also, q large lot in the rear with good stable
Apply 10 JOS JACKSON, JR.,
It's l47 Main afr
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APPROACHING FA1Rs-The nroen

APPROACHING FAIRs.-The prospects
at this time for the Fairs Of the virginia Csntra
Agricultural Society and the Virginia Mechanics,
Institute, to be held in October pext. are - 10
most hattering kind, each promising 10 erca, III
other exhibitions ever held in the STATE In ,ha
surrounding country, many of the farmers q re "a
King up their stock 70 prepare them to contend for
premiums, while poultry rsisers and mannf.ctu.
refs OF agricultural implements have already pro-
missed 10 send Ia the best specimens they can pro-
auce. Iee ladies', too, ali of whom are warm
friends oil the Central Association, are pranaring
specimens OF hsndiwork for the exhibition, and
wii spare no Efforts to make the nt alIof.
ted 10 them unusually attractive.
for the Mechanics Fair, many new Inventions
VIII 9oe placed on exhibition, 10 attract the atteu
tien OF seienfinc as well as practical gentlemen
fhe TACT that the new hail will be ecompleted-thst
ample motive power will be furnished for driving
maeninery- that artists will have fine gallery Ia
wnich 10 exhibit their painting ss-that large and
snowy glass cases will be prepared for fancy arti
cies 30 as 10 ensure the most delicate texture aud
eoiors against soiing-that all branches OF indus-
try Will have spaces assigned them for their man.
nfactnres-that liberal premiums will be offered
ana tnat WI .teyer is exhibited will he under A
goed ROOF and entirely protected from the wea.
ther-are assurances Of the amDlest kind that eve.
~ manufacturer and mechanic who is not afraid
OF competition, will be properly represented. The
People OIL the state owe it to themselves to sop
port the Institute, for by 50 doing they will be
aiaing the only practical plan yet adopted for ed
hcatbg the working classes, on whose intelligence
and industry the prosperity OF Richmond a. q
manufacturing city is almost entirely dependent.
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH, Perfumed

l. Breath Sound aud Healthy Gums, can be OBJ
tanned by using y Jwdeu's Dental fird;" il affords
instant relief and prevents to0thsfhe, arrests de-
cay and prevents the formation of tartar, &c.
DUWDES'S DENTAL FLUID is recognised by
the whole medical profession as 5eiug far superior
TO any tooth powders washes. &c. its constant nee
will pr vent decay. and the many aches the teeth
are heir 10. Recommended by Dentists and Physi-
clans everywhere. For sale by all DruRRists my Fl
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DRowyED-At New Orleans on the 10th uit-
Thos. MeClusky, Robert Henderson and Ed Burke
all clerks. ont boating on Sunday, were drowned b,
the swampipg Of their skiff.
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VioEArlsa rHs RrvssUs LAw.-Th.

ease OF chariss Moss. charged with violatinx shs
Isyenus law of ths State BY selling cigars b. sam-
Pc without having obtained license, came besbvs
.ns Mayof yesterday, and after portion Of the
evidence was heard, was argued ar ieogfh ~ 81
Angus. for tbs defence. The cigars we're consies-
ca % MT. James winston, commission merchant.
ana the accused party, who 10 clerk 10 the houss
70 New York from which the cigars were assigned,
return OF sales being made 10 Mr.. Winston. vhe
received his commission upon the naiss and guar.
sntied the credit sales. As Col. A. hsd NOT heara
all the witnesses, come Of them being ahssnt. the
investigation vas adjourned until O'Clock this
morning, and the party admitted 20 bail N shs ~.
OF 500 for his appearance. s.
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nA- WATER CooLRRs. have on
hand of our own manufactures Tho hest ous,i,r
Y, " ATEk COOLER. neatly painted. Cali and sup.
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o. FOR RENT, and possession given
81 in a few days, the large snd des rably located
dwelling, corner Of Sth snd fraaklin streets, now
occupied hy Mrs q, Z. Bartoa, ~ a Boarding House
for watch x is admirably adapted. Apply to
THOMAS W boswell.
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
ie f-9w We. Burton, &c.
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GOLD IN IowA.-The Des Moiues Citizen chronci
cles discovery of the precious metal in the city
of Des Moines, itself and dredictsthat when the
| river recedes to its ordinary summer stage, rich
deposits will be found 1t further says
The number Of miners In Marion. Warren, Madi
son, Clark, and adjacent counties is daily ncreas
ing and reports are still favorable as to the sue
cess of their labors. great majority of these
gold seekers are old Californians, and must have
cut their eye teeth on the golden shores Of the
Pacific, and yet they are digging and prospecting
with high hopes of success. The diggings in John.
son aud Iowa counties attracting people in the
vicinity and new discoveries are reported iu Page
and Taylor counties, and also in the vicinity OF
Fort Dodge.
The Oskaloosa Herald. admitting that gold has
been found in Clark county, Iowa, discourages
migration thither, by saying in the next para
graph, that the amount is infnitessimal, and that
thus far miners have averaged only ten to tsoenty
cents day.
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rEU The PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence in my establishment, I respectfully submit
that shall not change the price Of my bottled
LAGER BEER. PORTER, ALE, SC, during the
summer season.
The following have been. and will continue to be
my charges;
Per Dozen quarts ......s2 00( 25 cts allowed by re-
pints..... o0( turn OF the bottles.
Lager Beer In half, quarter ana eighth barrels,
for the city customers) Philadelphia Ale in whole
and half barrels, the lowest market price. Terms
cash.
n: B.-s.ore and Bar keepers, considerable per
oeatage allowed. p. WILBACHER,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs. Laidiey Robinson,
9Th and Franklin; Messre. Duyal Norton. corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment. will be
promptly attended to. my4
BUILDERS HARDWARE We have
- In store a large stock OF Builders Hardware, to
which We call the attention OF all In want, consist
ing in part Of
Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches
Wrought an Cast But Hinges
Lul p0rters and Parker's Pat. Blind Hinges
and fastenings
Parliament and Mayer Blind Hinges
Mersiman's. Maekerell's and Harosten's Blind
window Springs. Sash Locks. Window pullies
Flush, Round, Square and Chamber Bolts
screws, Fiplshine Nails
Fash Weights sash Cord
Cut and Wrought Nails, &c.
CLARKE0N. ANDERSON 4 co,
myN No. lfs Main Ut.
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N FOR RENT-The House on Ca

Sol NAs N<1]-' 1IC AIOtoS UIl VdIy
- street between I'd aud Sd. at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes. IL has rooms, is in thorough
repair aud to good tenant will be rented at mode
rate price Possession given LIST day OF May. Ap-
ply 10 DLBLELL Il JOHNSON,
ap 5-ts Shockoe sim
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NEW ARRIVALS, CLOTHING. CLOTH

NEW ARRIVALS, CLOTHING, CLOTH
\ ING.-Light Cashmere sack and Froeks, from
s. 10 SI2
Brown aud Daliab Trieo Cashmere Gutaway
costs ~ 10 Si2
Coats, " 10 aI2
Large and assert lot Fancy aud Black Cashmere
Pants, from o. to &C.
Cashmere. Marssilies and Merino Vests fina as-
so-tiafHt.
Doh, forget our well sels eted stock Boys Cloth.
ing, al seliing atz WALKER 4 CO.'S,
myN ieaeorner Main and lfth sts.
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Ns FOR RENT.--The Dwelling over
nS Store, No. iS5, Broad street. above 9th. The
5-~ii,ts are in good condition. and consisting Of 10
-,n1s Kischeys Bath Room and other out houses
Ps-session given the fret Of jane Apply at the
sr--6t
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THs REV. wM. TAYLOR. whose book

The KEW. WM. TAYLOR, whose book
California life was noticed In our paper of YES
terdsy, breaches each evening this week, Al the
Centenary Methodist Church, on Grace street, be-
tween Sd and 4th streets lie is u preacher of
very peculiar powers, dealing largely in familiar
but most apt aud felicitious illustrations and ia
withal 80 earnest and honest In the presentation
Of his views, that every hesrer 10 pleased and i'm.
pressed by his minisfratiols. 0ceas;onalIy. one
Is obliged 20 laugh at the drollness of an iiustra
tion. but much oftener the hearer finds the tears
gushing from bis eyes, aud the peculiarly rich
voice Of the speaker thrills through every nerve,
as In terms Of eloquent aud earnest persuasion,
he urges men to Zee from the wrath 70 come
iis labors iu this behalf have been greatly sue
cessful in other parts OF the country and there 10
every Indication that his presence at Centenary
Church will result Ia numerous additions 10 its
membership. On Monday night six persons PFC
sented themselves a. penitents. The service
each evening begins precisely at eight o'clock.
SrArE TAx-In Jefferson Ward, the
State tax on real estate this year. 10 $l56si 97 on
personal property 1886 70; number OF white d.
theables $50 number Of slaves 2,2T7; number Of
horses 25s, number OF cows. n; number Of wagons,
carriages, I3g; watches, 32o; ciocks, lSs; pianos
81; yaIue Of silver plate, 33 .26s. household and
kitchen furniture, 1o0,s47. Aggregate Of money,
bonds, ect, $i26,T21. Invested capital In mann.
factures. SSH ora. Incomes SO, sf5.
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DEAfns AT PENSACOLA. flA.--0e the 16th ult. at
Pensacola. Fla. III. A. Names shot William Waters,
from which the latter died, leaving vile and
twelve children. On the tame Day, man uamed
Thompson vas killed by the husband Of . woman
with whom Tn1mpsop had attempted TO siope--
Mr. Mahoney. on Monday, while in stats Of In
tsxication, died from exposure. The same week
Thompson Taylor fell into bayou and was drown
cd !
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DAILY UNIoN PRAYra Msnr,ros !,

519 ?. NJ, are continued this week and are held a
the monumental church, the noon meetings ss the
the early meetings, for youths and young men, at
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the same ball, are aloo con-
sinued All Of these meetings are intsresting.--
they have been productive Of much good In this
community.
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@ FOR RE IA very desirable
- dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
Foushee, one square above Grace street Baptist
Church. The house contains ten rooms, ana has
been recently repaired and gas introduced has the
city water in the yard, and is in of the most
pleasant eighsorhoods in the city.
To good tenant the rent ~ill he low. Apply 10
IA ZS-ts RAGLAND BRO.
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PLuMBrNa.--water fixtures. hereafter.
are to be put IA the same vsy that rna Axturss
are. III person wishes water conveyed upou hie
premises ne must apply to the superintss 3 dent.
presenting his siAn,and may, on obtaining peruis-
sion then secure the services Of any plumber
he peases. who will do the work at once This
arrangement Is not only an adv antags 70 citisens
but saving TO the city, inasnsuch a. she can dis
pose Of q portion Of her employees who are now
Kept for fixing hydrants and water cocks.
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ga FOR RENr.--A Brick House On
II 2ltA street between Grace ami Broad, contain.
IN. six roams Also kitchen with two rooms
CITY water ia the yard Apply to
X. SEDGwrCK,
r,-9 y Main strapt betwasn lTth and 18Th
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Bishop EARLY.-A correspondent of the Peters,
burg (ya.) Democrat writing from the Southern
Methodist Conference, at Nashville, aludes to the
decision in the case of Bishop Early, as follows
am glad TO tell You that Bishop Esrly's case has
ended his best friends hoped. He is himself
content with the decision of the Conference,
though be has suffered greatly, ia much afflicted.
and feels himself crippled and injured 1t tconsoled
him to know that many Of the best men in the
Conference made stroag efforts for him, among
whom DIR. Carter is said to have made an admira.
BILE speech. The action of the Conference retains
the Bishop n full former relations in consideration
of an engagement to amend the subjects of com.
plant.
The is little other news People are on the q,i
rire to know about editors, agents, &c. give you
one or two rumors. which are about the most re-
liable: For the Nashrile Adrocate, DIR. Lee and II
NJ. McTyeire are spoken of--and Messrs Rosser
and Edwards for Richmond. We shall know, prob
ably. all about it by the last of this week. -
think 1t not improbable that motion made
by Mr. Edwards to increase the salary of the Bieb-
| ops will carry, as he made some spirited remarks
| on the subject, which were received with much
favor.
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fBY TELEGRAPH

PETERSBURG, June 1.-The examination of Capt
Bayliss aud the crew did not come off this morn
ing, in consequence Of the great excitement in the
public mind.
The cargo of the vessel was discharged this
morning, but no more slaves were fouad on
| hoard
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a FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
G1 ed Brick Tenements, on Cary street, between
ith and Sth. They we'll adapted for Grocery
stores or any kind of retail business They contain
rooms. besides the store room, and well adapt
ed for the accommodation Of families having all
cesssry convenenees Possession given immediate
1y. To good tenants, the rent wifl be moderate
Apply to 4. +. KAGLASD Co.,
ia 21-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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!. FOR RENT OR SALE-Th,

NJ. t,rtshie uoslSe and Lot. recently occupied hy
" Amanda & Cochran. For terms apeis to
JACOB SHOOK,
my 9a-ts AGENT for T. J. MSCHhSNkY
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KEEsEE PARIS Pottery.
my H-ts Corner of 18th aud Cary streets
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DaMAsE sRon rHs RISE on rHs MississIrsf -
letter from the South estimates the damage 70
plantations, 10 consequence Of the rise OF the Nts
sissippi, 60 be thirty millions Of dollars
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-01-07
NORWICH, VI. Nor. l3- lSh7

NORWICH, VI, Nou. l8. 1851.
To Messrs. Cone Brothers, Publishers of the
Sumner Gazette, Kansas Territorv:
GENTLEMEN: Please to let me address YOU
through the medium Of the National Era, if /
can obtain permission TO do so by its respected
editor l address you through this channel,
because, II you have sent on your papers to
subscribers in this vicinity, according to our
just expectation, the mail route has been unac.
countably obstructed. / presume you receive
she Era regularly, and hope this communica-
slon may reach you soon, and that we may soon
see communication from you through the same
paper.
1T is nearly one year since l responded to
your prospectus for the Central Kansas Times.
hy sending on the advance pay for three copies.
The receipt of the money was acknowledged BY
you, June 9Th, whilst on your way to Kansas.
alter waiting a number of months longer, your
subscribers here received one copy each of the
SKINNER Gazette, dated September 26th, with
declaration that it should be published weekly !;
since when, we have neither heard directly or
indirectly from you or your paper. Now, /
would respectfully ask
LIST. Have you mailed our papers at your
post office, or not
"a. 1t 30, Is 1t within the scope of your knowl.
eGge to account for the failure?
. 81. II you have relinquished the enterprise
OF publishing the paper, will you refund the
money you have received for that object?
4th. VIII you please to excuse me for ad.
dressing you in this manner? | am sure YOU
WILL, when you make my case your own, and
think how you would answer the question.
What has become of your Kansas paper?
Tours, &C., L. CHAMBERLAIN