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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16

The superiority of this description of easement
Lor the remains of deceased friends is universal
being air-tight, they are especially well designed
ior keeping a corpse in warm weather or for an
unusual length of time, as well as in preserving
IRON the Entertainments of water &C. after in
torment. True it is. the body SO deposit tel i
nothing but dust, and it is a wise and holy Law
OF nature, that to dust it shall return; but still
now much more consolatory to the surviving
friends is the reflection, that this BODY shall he
permitted to pass again into, and form a part OF
its native element by the aid of time and natural
causes alone, instead of being immersed in wa
ter and exposed to the depredations of insects.
BY which the remains are consumed before their
ordinary and natural decay; or how satisfactory
il would be to feel assured, that it remained in
the earth where it had been placed, without dis
turbance from the knife Of the dissector, or any
1oter human agency ~
A HEARSE, accompanied by a careful driver.
sions.
Aug. 8, 1s55.-#tf.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponeo's French PeriodieaI Golden pills

%FALL1Bth n removing s~ioppaGes or Irregularities q
uS nrn>ys- 1he<e flus are nothing new, bsthayr been
lsed by IN" doctors Tor many years, both in France an A.
ncFlca. with unparalleled success in every caSe. and he :
urged by many thuuSanl lad;es N&ha have used them 70
maze the PILLS public Tor the alfer1ai-aa of thosa nf-r5rJ
from any IRREGULARITIES of whatever nature. % we'll AZ ne
pftNthi pregnancy 10 thnse ladies whose health Will not per
INIT a u ilcretsa Of family Pregnant females, or those sup
posing themselves 50, are caHioHed agaii - us NJ thPse
Pills while pregnant AVID the proprietor assumes no rns-
p"nsibllriy after the above admouition, although their mid
ness Wnuhl prevent any mischief 20 health; Otherwise tfes4
flIs arc recommended. Fun and explicit directions accom-
pany each box. Price 81, al.
Sold wholesale and Retail by II DICKINsoN s son.
Cardinston, Morrow county. They win supply Dealers ~
the ProfSr.etoras prices, and send the Pills to Ladies Govt
DESTIALLYl by return mail, on receipt OF 81 throIfaftn.
Della ware Post Office.
81 Each Box has my signature. UPONC
Sept ], '57-Iy broadway Posi- Office. New yo-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
urifytheBlood, and Expel Disc ase
By Bristol's Sarsaparilla.

A FTER an oFieal Of over TwESTY YEARS, this great orr.
n gfnal remedy from which a numerous class Of immita
tons have sprung, sands unfInp etrhed and uuapprs arlla
bic. II is manufactured by the present proprfsiors n. r
AMMAN * CO.. with improved machinery, from the ehOi
cest
Rio Negro S~arSdpdriHa,
AND Is WARRANTED NEVER TO ERMENr.
or undergo nny chemical change in he wnrnest ciinats
PROOF POSITIVE.
it'sailowed by the unanimous opinion Of PHYSICIANS. hr cx
pcTtnn'ntat proof, aud every form OF go iicnee whichcsn
give authenticity to public statements, to be the mes; pow
erful
AGENT FOR
Scrotui0, Consumption, Liver Complaint,
aud all nlcerous, erup v pulmonary and bilious diseases,
acting Directly upon the
Elements of the Blood
1t ncutralzes the virus. which grne-aie$ GU. ansoua and
glandulaF affections, imparts new vitality 80 The stream q
LIE, aud restores the vitfted sccrctioDs 10 n heaithv e,nat
ton.
BaIsT0L'S SA~RSAPARILLA is Invaluable ms q cure
for the following diseases:
Asthma, Drepsy, General ebfhtF-
Barrenness, nry EruptfOnH, Indigestion.
summer complaint, Eryspeas, Neuralgia,
Consumption, Fever and Agne, Scrofula,
Cancer, Female C0npl'ts. Salt Rheum.
Sold by u. T. LANMAS & Co. Wholesale Druggists. 90
Water street, New York, and by all Druggists, al 81 90 per
bottle. Aprn2a. iS5f-lY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
HarTOWS.

MI are now having made 10 order some OF the hest Uar
W rows in Use among which may he found the ceiebra
ted t,eddeS Harrow. The Triangular Folding Harrow. IA,
scotch and the Extension Harr0w-ailof which wiII be sol,
tmarI3b CllAMBMRLAlN & AVERY
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PEPSIN.
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.


PEPSIN.
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!
TIE THrE nIeEsIIY1 Firm. OR 6 4s5Ric JrleE, pe-psred
lirae - 81 II sar;S 81 i Iieb : sn4t the S srnst Pt 81 slsl ~ ia f', 551 se
7 TSs ! s \ tqt qindHasso62 K Tsii1ff fr an f aalsal,ty
~orsaiils no sLG,i u H. bi I s1asi & 4 iqr|'t or E I F9 9ISFo1 = =
pkt 81. III ctsenlesy asreeable 70 the taa'e, and may
Ter cracker wrAousscu,e distress. Brware OF DKUGGEp
Ia ON = tbs Ar- r%Ps am IS : = - i : NH MI c;r.n,.- -
living a l5rse amount 81 se.eniar asidence, frelt iiebig's
DR. Pere-ra On !. I'd and Dirt. Prot siiiimao, Of Yale Col-
u CrkEs fraIs all paris d The Gniied = Ties. "H-
~ Se:d n6 nf ~ Rrnsg SIS and Dealers IN Medicine, Price
y. pIcKINsoN & son, Wholesale and Reiail 4 gents
July IL, 9'-iy
'VNiE subscriber. a Resident DEsTI>T. has recently intr.-
4 da eli iai@ his practice several New STYLES Of 4kTTF
wAo may desire ii, a superior sty lie Of . NOSE
Porcetai in Teeth,
sseo cord e, 2 O. .hs sra, saI'erihwait ra.ert This work he viii
WORK lie is also N making 1ne-d tSe work E al" Of rsasnlHi intfoi st i6s
demon mated
Cheoptasty,
1 asd in T N shas' ,aas s'y 70 ,h of m wosk' , he can = give better salts
VIE ms has Sea aaI makang Is fsr PG lSe last three x..rs .n,.ao.
prepared to make a superior quality Of
Contin Gum Work,
as Pst e. Cd, p Or, John Allen Of New York And in this
1" %,s ne vi" n qeiy me World to beat il for natural beauty and
eases Tor the last three years. and it is stil giying the very
best of satisfaction
IL is alss prepired to furnish The \ RIB
= IL IL pr Sh ]" m axe z all q 3r FGnf K a Is ibs be- Sfsi wonk
Goia, SiiTer, anc J. all rdinm in all styles and at all prices
tsElH FiItGEIt with the finest Of Guld. and warrant
ea ior twen,y i've or thirty years. Chiidren's Treti care
!uiiE attended to, aud irregular teeth regulated. IT.. Win
have on hand hereafter Material Of all kinds, and viii b.
prepared TO do all kinds OF work Oh the Shortest notice All
worA VIII be done as CnEAP as can be hal elsewhere when
eAeelttd ~ the same w"rknan.like manner; aud will be
warranted to give perfect $ ItisEtction-and if he fails. ali
~ asks Is q FAR and honorable trial To make ii right. and If
Z w lAlls ~ VIII refund all moneys received. He will
have On hand in a few days SAMPLE WORK of ali tie above
styles.
find IL greatly to their interest To call and axamine bs sam
pie work and mode OF operating.
TERMS CASH. EY- Office on Sanduskv strret in tho
stone Building. second floor, south side.
DR.. j. B. BEAUMAN.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

s. Benevolent institutions, established by espe
cial endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed. afflicted with Virulent and
Enidamsn niSon-nn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
Lumber, Salt, Fish, Iron, Nails
Glass.

THE anier<iRnef having opened = Lumber Yard ans.
i Ware House on v irss- STREET. between tine ScsPenslV
Bridge and Rsiiroad i1ep0t, are prepared IL offer grtAi m
tHeegaenSs 10 purchasers We are reeeyiag and Wilhay-
cpIstAniiy on asnd, a large stock IF
Pine, Poplar, Ash, RalDut and other Lumber.
Of Jsica. Seantiing. saGsexs, slerung. Silnxle. I1AllI. Fenc.
Boards and Fosss-xt5ch anEvIng purchases rsln frs hands
they Areenabled tb <rEi RI The lowest Cash rsIes- Also.
Iron, Nails, Window Glass Fish, Salt, Grind
stones, Water Lime, &c. &c.
e can sell 20 Merchants asd .sh-r- on The meSi G yorasit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16

M o respectfully inform his friends and patrons
w thathe has renoyed bis office and residsnee to the
house recently occupied by DR.. Beaunan on William st.
arsHwelliI4g west of Latimer's old corner.
June la. ls57-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
-Four! Flour! FlonrI

T'HE undersigned have opened a FLOUR AND FKEn
4 STORE in the room formerly occupied by Vim. Dudep
IN South Delaware, where they will al all times keep On
hand II good stock of
Flour, Meal, and all kinds or Feed,
and viii deliver Flour at The wholesale or retail prices. a.
low as cnn be boughtin Delaware. tall and see before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
x. CANAAN g. SONS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16

TNuE partnership heretofore existing under the am a
a WiLLtaMs 4 LATINEE, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent MI persons indebted 10 said firm will maize nv
ment 10 Nathan Williams, who viii settle The business al safd
firm. N4THlN WTTfT IA
Feb 70, 1885, JuiiN ?. LATlNER.
The undersigned VIII continue the business, lately eondue,
ted by the above firm, nj their Old stand on Sandnsky Mfrrpt,
ance OF the same.
NATHAN WILLIAMS
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Fruit lars.

A large lot of GLASS sELF-sEALlNG FRUIT JARS
JalvSi 81. coRNELI a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
LII Hills
DR.. J. a. WHITE,
WOCLD respec

once over 3. Burr's Store, il the Day Il Wetnore b uiidins,
Delaware. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16

HOES, for Field or Garden use. also, steel and work
II Rakes- ClIAMiiEKLAIN Il ATERYY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
To Farmers, Contractors and Dealers
in Wood,

W. wish to call your attention 10 our IMPROVED
W WOOD SAVING MACHINE. ThislnachlDe has been
thorrnghiy tested, aud gives eatfre Satisfaction. Win cut
logs four feet in diameter. and is : O arranged that one man
and buyt,AN CUT FROM 40 to Is Of WOOb FKR
DAY. For further in Armatiap call on or address
BRADLEY, BURCiAN, LAMB 4 CO,
Dee 4, 1887. Delaware, d.
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NOTICE

TRAW curTERs of different patterns. for Hay, Straw
and Corn stllkS. Call and see them operaie.
arch IL. 1851. CHAMBERLAIN &AvERY
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Agricultural Depot.
CHAMBERLAIN g. AVERY

uAvF nov On hand large stoek Of AGRICULTURAL
An IMPLEMENTS ct the 1Aless aad most approved xmas,
Auaeng which may be found aeapiAg and Nsslaz Machines
al various patterns. Grain Cradles Grassa7dGE a.nseylnss
Srythe Snaihs: sry he stones and Rifles: GTsss siones win
Patent HangEngs; Double and single SIeei sAoyeA rows
Ore Horse Steel Corn PIoEs: Revolving and steel Eooth
Horse Kakes; Hand Eakes; PItsh<oEks. Hoes Re &c
Also. lust received, . large and complete STOCK Of HARD
WARE, House TFimnlings. sash Glass. Naas- "hsse iean
Zine, Red Lead. Venetian Red, French 1eito~- ana osher
kinds Of PAINS. aud Oils
Also, a fine stock Of MECH ASfC"s TOOLS Of rhe very
Tag n,s nest nat-rns anil makes. Al Ct Whirh n > eIer
At the very lowest prices for tssA- Don't fsrget SIR place
the upper Hardware store, nearly opposite the Ni-ans
BLOCK
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MEDICINEOF THEMILLION
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
HOLLOW Ill
The Exciting Cause of Sickness.

IiIE blood Is die life sustaining agent. 1t furnishes til
1 c6mponenis of flesh, bone. muscle. nerve and futegu
nhrnt. The Stomach is its manufictory, The veins its Ills
uibutors, and the inteStincS the channel through which III.
Wa5te matter rejected in it, productions is expelled. Upon
'he stomach, the circulation and the Bowels, these TlI-
aei simultaneously, relieving indigestion, pu.iI ing tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
INTERESTING DISPATCHES.

The Navy Department. has received despatch
t. from Commodore Tavellcttc. n' the Wabash,
dated Bcyrout. November @d II will bc re-
nclnhercd the Commodore VA, sent by the
Government to redress the outrages committed
on the American citizens near .Iaiia. TN ar
rival there he had long interview with the
Pacha. Four Of the outlaws are in prison. and
the fifth. whom il is alleged N the guilty party
is yet at large The Commodore informed the
Paclla that speedy action must be had with re,
ference to them. The Pacha replied it would
be contrary to usage, il not to the laws OF lnr'
key. to proceed to conviction or punishment "i
the four until the fifth had been apprchcnded
but he manifested IL disposition tn do all Inc
could. The next day the Pacha convened the
council, and made out case against the prl'
soncrS, which the Pacha said would he laid he
fore the Sultan at Constantinoplc. The Com
modorc transmitted all the papers 10 our Min
lister at Constantinople. and thinks there vii
bc little or no delay in obtaining justice.
The Wabash Was greatly admired where'c'
she went. She will cruise along the coast I"
Syria, Palestine and Egypt.
The Macedonia was at Smyrna. but the Com
modore had ordered her to the coast there t'
remain until her stores were exhausted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31

a complete figure, To make hi, first trial Oh 4
great public monument; II" amount oi genius
even ii genius I've something more than enth'i'
sia>m. will suffice Extraordinary industry
may carry him through even that Is doubt
iiil
We are disposed To believe in sen'''S' IN
spite If the hi. authority of Mr.. Crawford. OF
whose own SurpasSing genius we have such
convincing proofs. We know. too, that 'a'l
has genius, ~ we'll H. enthusiasm; and we are
the more inclined To believe that hc has
achieved great success. in spite Of the severe
test whicl, nc has experienced. since we learn
that he ha, backed up hi, genius with All en-
uaordinaiy supply =" the very necessary 'le'
mcut nj industry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
PROFESSOR WILLIAM A. HARRIS.

Virginia has for the last few years done her
part we'll i'll supplying her own colleges and
those Of her sister States with efficient profess
s"rs. We are proud to announce another IN
stance in which the learning and talents "i a
ynnny virsiuian have raised him TO high litera-
rv aud scientific position. Some twelve months
ago. Mr. William \. Harris, u son Of Virginia,
and q distinguished graduate ii some OF onr
own scientific institutions. was elected to the
chair II Natural Sciences and Frencil, at
La Grangc College, Georgia The young Pro-
fe,sor Immediately made his mark: and the
President Of the College, Rev W. S. SasSnctt
y. d.. having lately been called 10 preside over
another institution, Mr. lIarri, has been pro-
notcd TO ill the vacancy
The new President is a younger brother ol
our distinguished friends. DR.. Clement Il. liar
riS of Culpcpcr. and Of John T. Harris, Esq
Of Rockingham.
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\>,ru Npr1lyc or 7nE L :. AGRICULTURAL.

>o,I.r.-wr have received from Gen. TcncN Tiirh-
man. Pr,idcn, Of The Na;:ona! Agricultural Soei,;y,
the following announcement! ot i,s seventh aEnu.l
meeting The MA ri ,!"-c meetings which have been
held IN Washington c:,. have each been attended b.
representatives from numerous St and co!i..! 500
s;ie, IN crn:nca win .tc l':c and innua! Member,
oi his central agricultural organization, AMI lmnor
s'ihicc;s nave pc"n snly discussed by therr re-
;r.-"n.a::vrs Of the crrI; agricultural Interest.
bUr'a. -. p;S; yca- iic society has enlarged -
-'!ic.c @: y.,'re~, u. I'll" publication 81 a"MoGt.
Is Bulletin a,.; =, the establishment of free rcai
ing groom an. Library IL Washington. Several OF tie
leading STAT, ,o,r,iv, have ALREADY appointed dele
:a,c. o. the seventh a.: ual .rcc;iaG.
The United States Agricultural society VIII bold
is seventh annual meeting III th. l.cturr room .: Tie
Smithsonian institution AZ Washington ci:y, on
"Wednesday. :hc 18th ,iay OF January, l>is when tie
election OF o:.crr, VIA rr held and the bu,inc>> r.
quired BY ;ue constitution =! ;hc -ocicty Will bc
transacted.
..Oa!ccr- and .,einncr, 81; Tie -oce;y respect
i,,ly notified ~ attend. sni cora! invitation iscy-
tended 90 STATE snt other Agriculture! Association,
- send delegates.
The medals AMI Gipornas awarded 4, the SA;h
Annual Exhibition 8; Richmond viii be delivered 70
s,:cce-sll conprt!.o:, tr.i! agent. The publish
r.l volume Of Transactions for l>5> Will be delivered
10 members OF me ,ocrc;y, aI:. - gentlemen con.
ncc;ci with -. agricultural prcs,.
''lmpor:an: agricultural ,o!:c, wil! be r"hcly Dis
r,iss,in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS,

e, CONFINED FEED MILL. CORN SIIELLEE AND
CORN AND COR CRuSHER,
Patented September Is. lb;,
Tl,iiis mill combining simplicity, durability, eceucy and
economy. now offered BY Us TO 10 the agrcuurst-
q Virginia the only machine that will rully hrr
rrciavns, as IS corn mil! Snding very hne corn
teller and and cob crusher &c The mill perfect
rpi- and BE- managed by the NOS, INEXPERIENCED,
without liability OF bring injured put out of order
IN, low price which this machine IS offered poe 20
rrplrts place, within the reach o every farmer and
all il, valuable texture, taken into consideration
all b. pronounced the cheapest and nios; valuable ma
r.a- offered 10 the asrcuturis and viii lie fouad
apon trial be- Indispensable 20 :h. economical manage
iiea his pursuit, for II Is wcu known fact that boiled
-: wh-n ground will i,npart stock from 80 TO 80 PEE
80 more acursui-pi .haa when FED in the grain.
TREADWELL PELL, Agents.
.Si, Pearl street, New York.
I, ~ -. 4 I Hancock Co., Mschnis's corner
a:.d Main streets oppo-iic Lea Christian. factory.
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THE: RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY, sEMl-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
BY RITcHH. DuNHAvANT, TYLER WISE
TER VI &:

.Ss-p,Lr P,rsR dollars per snnrsn, aud At tho
49,. et .ish, dollars taken for shorter period ;hun
y.,- ror the SEvWggHir, 6ye dollars per annum. and
ihrrr dollars for SIX months payable in advance Por the
wssSLY y per six copies Sl0 TO be paid ~
r.rahy advance When letters containing money are
mi nv mall they be reSis,rsd they win be NJ the
,-s -. the writer's
~ Al dues 10 this oihce may be rem,ed per mall In
rood .nd available Bank noe u re:,isterc al The r'sk OF
..r E!;"r-.
- Nj Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect rSc--,Ins
h. line-, are charged for as advertisements.
,,.!-r. \ distance he accompanied with she
,,ur pay references Insure execution
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ourselves. our crown and dignity. on their re-
turn to their homes and peaceful pursuits
1T is our royal pleasure that these terms oil
peace and amnesty should be extended Us ali
those who comply with these conditions before
the first day of January next.
When, by the blessing Of Providence. in
ternal tranquility shall be restored. il + on.
earnest desire to stimulate the peaceful indrs.>
Try OF India, to promote works Of public utili'
ty and improvement, and 10 administer its go-
vernment for the benefit Of our subjects resi-;
dent therein. In their prosperity wi! be 0H
strength. in their content nent our security.
and in their gratitude our best reward; and
may the tod OF all power grant to us. and to
these in authority under US, strength TO carry
ont these, our wishes, for the good Of our peo-
pie
PROCLAMATION:
BY rHs RIGHT HONORABLE THE GoyEgNoR.GESRRAL
or iSpIA.-roEEiGS DEPARTMENT.
ALLAnABAu Monday, Nov. l, 1865.
"lIcr Majesty the Queen having declared
that it is her gracious pleasure To take upor,
herself the government OF the British Terrific
ries i'll India. the Niceroy and Governor.Gene.
raj hereby rotifics that from this day all acts
OF the Government OF India will br done in the
name Of the Queen alone.
From this day al men Of every race and
class who. under the administration Of the Ho.
norable East India Company, have joined 10
uphold the honor and power Of England, vii!
be the servants Of the Queen alone.
The Governor General summons them, ono
and all, each in his degree. and according TO his
opportunity. and with his whole heart and
strength. TO aid in fulfilling the gracious will
and pleasure Of the Queen. as set forth in her
royal proclamation.
From the many millions Of her MajcstyS ma
tive subjects in India the Govcrnor-Gencral
will psw. and at all times. exact 4 loyal obedi-
encc q the call which, in words full Of brnevo.
lencc and mercy their Sovereign has made
upon their allegiance and iaithfulncSS
By order Of the Right Honorable the Go
vrrnor-t;eneral OF India.
g. F. EDMONDSTUNE
Secretary To the Government OF India.
with the Govcrnor.Gcncral
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
Death Of Gen. GadIdeu

Gen. James Gadsden, formerly Unite
minister 10 Mexico, died at Cha5eStor
Carolina, on Sunday, in the 7oh yea
age. The deceased was a braher 0,
Gadsden, Of the Protestant Piscopa
Of South Carolina. and was huca,en
College, with the late JOHN. Calhou
ring the war of 1912, as a tntenant :. o'
States Engineers, he participated IN IN
active operations on tho boriers ',,,1,, Of
with Gen. Jackson, in tae Seminole ca
and afterwards served fifth much cred
rious capacities, eithk OF a military
character. While minister to hexico
the celebrated "Ga6den Purchase AZ
a large slice of Menco, now known a,o as ;
for which the United States paia si"''
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Naval Depot in North Carolina.

Commander Wilkes has made a lengthy re-
port on tue mineral character of Chatham coun-
ty. ~ G.. with view TO establishing at that
point naval depot Of construction. tits stated
tina, hc considers the spot selected as almost
fabulou<ly rich in coal and iron of the best
quality
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
PACIFIC aAnIoA0 CONVENTION

NEW ORLrlys Dee e3.-lhe Cot
has authorized the issue Of a trust dec
indebtedness Of the Pacific Railroad &c
amounting to sas7, 900. The entire Ii
are $500. 600. To meet the former
$4,000 in hand, and $4,000 trol
sources, leaving about 81, ,ooo 70 ..s.t o. !
for by the New Orleans and otnsr s''SA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

In the last list Of Patents issued We find the
following:
Vim. Bradley, oi Manchester, Va.-For im-
provemcnts in machinery for dressing and siz
ing warps. Patented May u, 1855.
Enoch Thomas, Of Beverly, |a.-For i'm
provement in corn press.
Henry T. Clawson Of N'wbern. y. C.-For
improved pepper cruet
j. II. Cotton, Of Demopolis. Ala - For i'm.
provcmcnt in preserve cans.
John Cumberland, OF Mobile Ala. and JAS
r. McClintock. Of New York. y. i-For i'm
provcment in buckles.
Felix Daunoy, Of Carrollton, La.--For i'm
proyclnent in bagaSsc furnaces.
John Fairclough, Of Louisville, ky.--for
improvement in balancing mill stones.
David D. Porter. Of United States Navy
For improvement in quons for gun-carrages
Evan Skclly, Of Plaqueninc La-For i'm
provcmcnt in boiler furnace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
r. he Filters 81 he E,amHc,.'

RI,Iuoxn. December ~. lnjs.
Gcntemcn-In your issue of Friday last the
following paragraph appears:
"Orro>iTiox IN TrnGE CAsHIr-Thc Rich
nond correspondent nj the Lynrhhurg Re
publican says:
1T i, stated On the street that Col. Thomas
T.. august will hc a candida," for Congress. ii,
the Richmond district, in opposition 10 .Iud.r
John = Caskie.
haze seen the same statement III several
other newspapers. Lest my silence should hc
construed hy some into I'm endorsement of the
rnnor. | take ihi, mode ." saving that thc
statements ''on the street ascrhc to mc a pilr.
pose which hnyc n'e"r raf.ri1tD'|. The idea
nf Judge Caskie and myself hrnc rival randi
dates is absolutely forbidden by the relations
which sub.>t between ri>.
BY giving place to TINS note. in yonr next
paper. you will greatly ohlisr
l",r nb"di.nt servant.
I. l.. AUGUST