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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

An individual named J. W. I. Robb, had
his pocket picked on the cars of the Ohio and
Mississippi RalrOadiyesterday of porte mon
naie containing draft on the Bank of Ameri-
ca, New York, for $711, and $50 in cash.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

WILSON MCGREw, ESQ, q citizen wcll es-
teemod and known among us for many years
as Silversmith and Jeweler, has been taken
from the circle of his friends by death. He
was buried yesterday.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
CUPPLNG AND LEECHING.
STRANGERS GUIDE.


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & SEEDS.
Wilder, Robinson SS Co., $50 Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
APpleEate q Co., No. rs Main ST. -... .....
Anderson, Gates tG Wright, liz Main st.
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chns. A. Jun nghanns, corner Third and Mill sta.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpin, HinHan 4, Co., 103 Walnut Ut.
j. l.. Wayne 81 Son, 1874 Main st. N %
CIGARS, AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. Co., 1S Main at. moo
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
j. Butler, 80 Vine st. t..,. ...,.... .......
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John Hitchell, q College Building, Walnut st
L0OKING-GLASSES, Ero.
VIM. Wiswell, jr., 10 West Fourth st.
MEDICINES.
and Blood PriSer' No . EaSt Fourth street seo' 1o
ond building from Main.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Bachelor, DeCamp & Co., 81 Walnut 81.
Pollock g. McC all, 282 Walnut st. - ~
Nixon s. Chatiield, ~ and 20 Walnut st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR.. w. III. Swander, 107 Longworth st.
DIR. w. III. Beck, 81 Broadway.
DR.. j. G. Beck, 81 Broadway.
oAODLEh1 & OAhhlAGE ThlM MINUS.
Hunter, EdmestOn 6, Co., 16S Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
II. w. Wright & Co., No. 10 West Second st.
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. II. SlOat 81 Co., 50 West Fourth street.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free dE Co., q Main st,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs 81 Smith, q West Fourth st.
Osknmp & Bro, los Main st.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
SnOwden Otte, II West Fourth st.
Sawyer Kirk, s College Hall, Walnutst,
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
8. q. Burnett 81 Co., % Walnut at.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
Arrivals of Trains.

INDIASAPoL1s q CHoINEATr-9:IO A. NJ; $3.50 p. NJ;
9:50P.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-7I5 A. NJ; IO:I7
A. NJ; 6:40P. M; 10:l0P.M. ~
LITTLE MIANt-7:3O A. M; l23 p. NJ; 7:l8 p M; lO:4b
pm
MARIETTA AND CIHC1NNATI-l02O A. NJ; 9:l5P.M
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-7:OO A. M; I:3O p NJ; 1910 p
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
Local N ewS.

We were in error in stating that the X. G.
c. had ceased to exist. Wo are informed that
they are still fiourishing, and arc rapidly in
creasing in numbers. .. .t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

Mr.. DooLITTLE, of Philadephia, formerly
contractor Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, now of the Short Line Atlantic Railroad,
through Orleans, is now in our city.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
MEDICAL.
RUPTURE.

nRS.DANIELS' RADICAL CURETRUSs,
IL the only truss known by which Hernia can be
treated Philosophical principles also, Abdominal
Laced Stockings &c. Drs. Daniels make a speciality
of the treatment OF all Physical Defornites, Club
Feet, Bow Legs, Knock TX nees, Weak Ankles, Pa
Talyss in whatever part Spinal Affections, and all
Office and Institute. No. "a West Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio.r. -. 0..|. ..... I6s
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
DR.. G. w. PHILLIPS,
Golo D,oo,IoA

Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eckstein q Co; John D
Broi Edw. scanlan Co.; J. 4. O. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. ....t.-- 55
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

Miss Frances Cady, of Blackstone, and
Miss Georgiana Brown, of Pawtucket, were
carried over the dam at High Rock, Black
stone, recently, while sailing in a boat Their
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
AN ADVENTURE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

The following narrative of singular and
painful adventure in the primeval forests OF
western Virginia, by one of the early settlers
OF Kentucky, was found, not long since,
among other papers, in an old trunk belong
ing to family in this city. It is believed
that it has never been published. 1t might
afford an apt illustration of the improperly
OF permitting a conviction of a capital offence
to be founded on circumstantal evidence
N. y. Ledger. .g.r.-...,.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

Also after each Circus performance, in the Ridotto
Saloon on the James Raymond, the newly-organized
CAMPBELL MlNSTRELS, comprising tho pick Of
the Campbell and other Mnstrels Admission, 2S
cents. u. my25-tf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
Head This. AleO.

ttCdu HUIbs FtIHUe n" n n
From Hon. r. storer, LII. d. Judge Of the Superior
,LI.L - ma q CINCINNATI, Dec. s, 1885.
DIR. g. W. PHIIidPs-Deaf SIR: Your Cough Mix
ture has been used with great success in my family
belle Ii to be most safe and eeacieus preparation
for tt, Of ordinary colds, well of chronic
affections OF the throat ana fuDPn. nIHnv OF my
neighbors, who have felt the good effects Of this med
icine me that they regard IL with great favor
STORER
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
DIR. G. w. PHTLLIPS'

M gic Cough Syrup
Hopping cough, Cr9uns Sore Throat, Bleeding Lnngs
remedy is safe, reliable, and the only one that has
proved itself universal remedy for all the above dis
The testimonials published from most
dsting citizens here at home, who have been
cured by its magic power. - =.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

Also, before each Circus performance, in the Blu.
scum, the enormous Boa Constructor, the huge Ana.
conda, and the celebrated Skeleton Yiolinist, all
living. Admission, % cents. ....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02
Important Testimony ., -...
From Hon, J. ". Chapman, Judge Of First Judicial


u. .H-. ...f. r .. .... MADISON, md, 1888.
DR.. GEo W. PHILLIPS Cincinnati, Obio:--1Iaving
used several small bottles of your Cough Syrup"
personally and In my family, and having its ef-
fecs others, in numerous instances of cold
and coughs, most choerfully recommend II an in
fallible remedy in all such If this Syrup
in general use, confidently believe large majority
of the colds, accompanied by coughs that termi-
nate in Consumption, would be enectualy arrested.
In fact, necessity for any, who obta
Respectfully yours, - = : j. W. CHAPMAN
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Family Circle 90 cents; Gallery
25 cents; children half price to Family Circle only
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

SENIOR SARCEDAS,
SENIOR CARLOS,
SENIOR CoRDELLA,
-From Spain
And their first tour In the United States
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

Mr.. R. OMAR, ~. -fr...
MR.. GEORGE SARGENT,
ssaltsi! MR.. w. II. HILL,
-u.e-..r E,... MASTER BARRY,
FROM the United States and the cream of the Amer.
ican Arena. -.-
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-02

RUNAWAY WIFE DISCOVERED AFTER FIVE
YEARS ABsENcE'-The Albany Evening Jour
nal gives the following narrative:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
whether'hey wanted Central America? Henever

whether they wanted Central America? Hentvcr
wanted it; but the time nigh. come when his
children wouldbc compelled to have it, whether
they wanted it or not. And why, then, should
not the United States do on the American con-
tinent what destiny required them 10 do -
The original Clayton-Bulwcr Treaty was good
because it was reciprocal. and provided thai
neither England nor the United States Shonld
COLOMBO Central America. But he called Oh
Sir Henry Bulwer, and said he would test that
diplomats principles by adding two words.
and saying that the two contracting powers
should neither occupy any part Of Central
America 'or Asia. But" SAID Sir licury.
you have no colonies in Asia No" replied
the speaker, nor have YOU any colonies in
Central America. tApplause.J But" said Bull
wer, ''you cannot establish any nation in Asia
No replied he Mr.. d. nor YOU, in any par,
OF Central America. lApp!ause.J Everything
within Central America was American. and with
Ii Europeans had nothing to DO. Applause !
When al Europe was lcasued agalns, Rus
STA, the United States was not represented. for
the reason that America was too far OF 10 haze
sufficient interest in the question: and he trust
cd that when the question of the annexation Of
Cuba, or Mexico. or Central America would
't'''N, What LUZ oPS "puHt W top h'. va W. "a
ter!ere with lis. Great applause Mr., Dou-
gas proceeded 10 explain las peculiar
views on the suhcc; Of treaties with
foreign powers which were summed up
in the assertion that the government Of the
United States should never make any treaty
other than our interests required The foreign
policy of the government he thought should
be consistent with all treaties. For enter
tanning and maintaining such views. he had
the misfortune 10 be degraded hy being rcinov-
ed from the Committee on Foreign Relations. -
"A voicc--"Tha, won't injurc YOU These
principles Of home policy State Rights and
Popular Sovereignty, he should maintain and
fight for. In regard to foreign policy. his &C
ton would be governed by the same principles
towards Mexico But he had only appeared
on the balcony to acknowledge the compliment
just rendered and with the expression that his
life should he devoted to principle. ne woad
give thanks and bid good night.
Loud cheers were given Is Mr.. Douglas fe-
tired and the gathering at once dispersed, IS
the rain was iallin. in torrents. AMI they we're
all well drcnchcd
Senator Douglas then returned TO his rtcei-
ton room. where he underwear, the hand
shaking ceremony from y large nunbcr 81 citi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
:. u,l e,u iSoutl 10 connect destiny ol sTa'rry

South TO connect the destiny 81 S'"'e'''
mora! and religious estimation "' "''''
that OF the African Slave Trade
Tn. Constitution Of our country. upon
Southern men have relied with coi'ii'e
protcct and defend domestic slavery
afford us no guaranty for the Slave rae
is battery which vii! he turned aga
whenever il is appealed 10. That insd
settled the question and put It at rest iof
nr,yidng the power Of extinction from It
r.or IS,s-and when we disturb that see
,,p.nt of II. we are. SO far IL thl. question,
ron,ern.d not only without con-utnthi
J.f,.pc. but We are running ult araln'nc
dick bose, Of that great burk!er
pr,i.r to see tie institution OF S!aI;
ocr,,.,y tine safe ground where that ton-uton
lo,: !, want no chan.c Of the Isle. anno
n.s round TO stand upon. And vi.
claim in behalf Of our domestic Institutes
the guaranty Of constitutional protection ian
not willing t. unite in breaking up the OH
nrouii,c, OF that Constitution o: tearing c'"'
in. wall of .lci.rc. which th'> thrown 'r c"E
them. 49,
sec 40 advantages 10 he 'icFI'c'i iron. IL
rcw polio, i rc.opeains the AREA" >.'''
Trade. 20 induce ne 20 feel wiling I H.>.'i j.
the disposition which the Constitutions 81 u''
ni,.i states and o.: Geor,a Ia made oi H.
or t. ird.rr ne 10 be wiling 20 Connect ~
.-,u.c Of our institutions N IN" South WIN u''
o.ii,;u, and the condemnation winch h!'tG 70, )
and Humanity h..e AeafeI upon IT, ~
.r...!, al: til, M GUIDE: mc''> re must ~
when | ,av tina: al, such attempts WIZ ~"
u,.-e,;le and weaken the p"rtna"eh''. a.,
stability -: southern >lavery inieeh' y w.,
w.-e a.. caeM, 10 the institution OF a, 49,;
:. ,ba S,r,! cn,i2us Of her prosperity, a.' ~,
',..:-.,,, = ,bYe.,.,.. the peace oil >''''.y'
-. ,,,i hrcahin. DOWN the mo-; rF"-I'eiFo~ d.
i,r,nci., q, her agriculture by immature 90 -.
- ,,'; ,i,. .xc..,- of it, product.9h,I'
iGj,;,r III. productive :a!ue oil itnH a' ~, RI.
-. ,., institution Of >la'e'y - '''
most rl,cr.:yc Of all means, the s,I Z. =
-. u,ii;,y ani proii,abencs> - -; :, 49,
III, With the labor AID interest Oh W. ~,
.,,.a ca., OF the Southern eoni"H'1';
and arravins against it the religion anu ''iY'
-mj humanity of al the world. - WEI! - ,
,h i. S,m,I II TN, were his aim. H. cI".
~" employ AZ ascncy more aiaI''"!
the Internal purpose. than IN my r''''i'' ',,'
Y.N,,j H.. ihi- very ,cncnc u ."cie>'1"''
io.u,,nra,e and fay applied d. "5' me-, .
,5,r sei !. the pGrpo>e of any friend '' ~ u.
'n ', But / mean that >nc;, %"'I =;
.,,...,..,I,t, u: tie policy L. 80
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VIRGINIA ~ +. c.re-.: c9u'

"..T ' . faaa-' .'s-. ~ 3 ~
Ss-r.,.f ~. l,:>
d, Mason .ua other paGP.-..
N.aiu,:
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} : -t--i-- JAM, " r.rlD<. NJ
o q: q: A.! Ia risti OH. S!'- Mar ;.
f'ls 4lt Ma. ) wA.'" D., VII. W
>. D. .i'- sso "a. Ns-'ha Pafe
] 70. G~or:~ i ps.I,.p- b h.. gaa 'it
lsi!- i.iLf. 40 ~. ETA , "..:' -
III. = - JO--ph r!ra.IH;- AZ! N.as' "
N.r.-,i :H4..i!p>. Abr: Me. J''"''. ="
,or ~ .pr-.l ,-aa, - County Cor: =
~ :h- question 4 u. grsb-;' . i'e > =
. T.. d,-d
f.at..-, u ;h.. rroe-,!.as /. 80 pro :
az. = copy Of. ?-g,f p-'foi'.h.'o bs =
Amen, u Rieh4:. j VIE. .i"' .. 81; =
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NJ. P,r:la.. w.!.ilm ."Ai'e y. ~,
obi. frr May = Eis SA' haE =
- Wh.:.. al!.an. LafiOr aAc 49, :
va. Marta \. P4ri.o-. W.l.!"Li n =
ME-. IN n oUr ri;h, AMI Ia neti OF
a.. yfI,F whi;e anltl.ia Phiili,p
...,l.. AMI Nasrya h.. Re Who "a' We
-. VIII ans. Jo.eph Wis.,. are aoa
e, ., virginia; II /, ordered: "a; ~ ,
,,h.r, N The .ecoai lay q Mach o.
',i.r.:.5n O. hi. no;.c. tCr one fag'.H. 80
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
'VF..
RICHMOND. NiEGiSih,
December sd. ISIS.

Communicable rs H. u. -Aidiag.on.
am called "a /, review this case, and To- de-
eide upon the question OF his pardon.
LIST. II appears TO have been hu, case Of
assault and battery. inilictin- no bodily injury
Of permancnt character. II was
ID Doubtless malicious in the sense that
there was existing il the mind 4 hostile feel
ing. aop-ehensive Of personal rcncountTc pro-
b.blv: bu, there is no evidence that tins assault
was planned or preconcerted and there is proof
Of the contrary. that i WAS accidental AMI SUD
denly brought on. and the prisoner Was not
armed. And
Sd, The proyoca;ica by his brother was en-
IRENE, and his reply WAS .orbcarins and peace
fu
18th. H. was laboyns under high degree OF
excitement. OF kind the most trying 10 q
weak and passionate mrn the cause Of which
became mingled with this ARRAY with his
brother
5th. lie was Immediately Imprisoned refused
bail and was vigorously prosecuted; and Yet
two iuries failed to find verdict Of convection.
6,h, His folly dismissed his counsel. on his
third trial, and his own madness aided his con-
vic,ion for felony when i, was. perhaps more
n-onerlv n case Of miSicmcanor only. punl>ha
ble by inpri,onment in the Jail and hy tine.
And
TN. This verdict was found by 4 prejudice
against his rcputed conduct in another matter
rernote in time. distance and merits from this
BE was charged in Norfolk with maliciouSIy
heating and woundng his brother, and was pro
baby. tried in part for his cruelty to his WIG
IN Richmond. for which he had been ARRESTED
here and afterwards driven of by u threatenet
mob He NAV have been cruel to his wife, but
that admission left the provocation by, MS
brother still exceedingly aggravatlng' ana tne
criminal prosecution against hun shouio "o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
Al Argument agaias: the POLICY o. Re-o2saias TIE
African Slave Trade.

49,, -.
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p'"': i advocate. i'. p,mt.! ~ = "',''.','
lalHF'. IL - >',' ~ H. " 80 ',,,'
iitica' p'"e'' ",'.'t' '''' 80. ill.,. =,
presentation - "o.t.: " ''i..' ;,.'' -
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conh"c'i"'' "!Ih ""> I"r'''''' - ~. "'. '".
% De- Oh" ''''>.'', WI w, ~. I'll 80,
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relation ''r '''i P'"i',' v. ,.'.'- p,, ,
q" >":h-'"' 80 20 ''e' .'.' -.
ehi "i 'hr e'iHl''D' '''''' u"
a''a'''t" va "''' ''''
ia, ''"'>'
hNt i '"''e '''!N mop 81 7"'''.'o ;.t H.
enough !F"ia ,'''l sour" " If ".'.i -.
migrate" /, .''e ''St ''''D '''.
the.F :al"FM ''c' T''v' "t''" W. =, $40,
they have aD'"' "'"''e 't l%i".a,."'' ',',.'
nae '''u',"G ~" '4"', ~ =,
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WIN TIE Wv -. ''.'a,,
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%e''.' '''e - Ill j..
ana '''r 81, + ,.
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MAINTAIN ~, 'i'i'''.'' 'I"i; ,''N w. 80,
!ca>' ~ -. 49,; -, ,n,
w u" ''!'''''' "a" 49,:
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maintained o''' -.
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>'a't 7''''.>' ''' III. 49,,
nope II go, ,.,"'''"' ...,,
can succeed ~ '''''"- ,,i'
territory Nct !" bc'"'!lt i @i'tc. -N'"' ""-'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
pIEnun>r EEm,I.E 4.

Nsei vii De- q Nv yacArs.e, ~ as :
u February i-rfu--fiTlr,. 1it j. !,
Vs. attn i'. G-r". 10. Ff~nrh :. Mas !,
Pa :; Fsut'.ii--y HE .H,'.'4' ~
rt. Be-. a.! c1up.-'. -, %: rL..'' p
aiy'l;r.. A!iFy-> IL. ~ '-'or! fo,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
VI ARRIE.D.

Mum. raYn i.=."!. :ar residence =: -: lr:a g.
;h.r on wriae,.y .-uius p--lh~r ..'', tt 81. NJ
sic- I..::.lyfa~ 81 .ELDt\ e >!hTsR to Nj NJ.
III HENRY. only !ag;i:sr % C-r Ja-a>. l--s a.
~. Nm; sJGG:y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
>N--NS
THE MEMBER FROM MEcKLENBURG.

We are authorized to announce that DR..
VIA II. Jones' now member Of the House q:
Delegates from Mecklenhurg, declines being 4
candidate for reelection 10 the General As
semblN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
TIL; IN DI: \

uNIIR l-r,': -.i 49, :h.. frr:hoi =
he .-.h,f o."IHE lNpES. =
r..r-ds ~ 80. & 80 VFr''r' month y
r-c.,sa :. ,:a,e, having prevented ~ AZ
;-r:Ay, l... asrrri "a Tie pre'p'e'u
i!eu,. 49, iGsl-ac.. pa; BE ~ s. -
=. f.rtr. VI C.al.-- t!A. ,7s VI.
rr.,'ic, sy-r,. .ai 'Hb';hu'.'' 'H'.'s
Ta4p,r. p, IA .aai.i~n'.: a''G'e - !.
an ht = ;'a''"'.'; pte'i't'' 20 - y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
,,rI ,TION WANT

A ni.,ItpY wh5 h.-hAi e.
N ,-h.r: sc y".f' t'-."' : ~
nj - ..au school -, 70"
rr .. Nr.i- 80! - lS.'- Va 49,
,n it-o.-
Eg'r.s ".su: 60
81 >CoTT
c. ri arr "'s'T' w.
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. So-b Z
DI ED.

pxf, IN Nonisy - January. a. D.. f--!va~s % -
its JAMES BHnWN JK. IL 81 .!i' var u - -
~. ,gt-- Sill ,str r..e" from -. PaEl' 'f-f-' A'
l.y n; II ocio-. y " Tbr friends %: h f.'aA, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04

-" An exhibition of the beautiful Pano-
rama OF China and australia Will tonight '''
given at the lIali of the Mechanics Institute.
;..r the benefit Of the Noun; Vernon Fund
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04

The a.gir-> tron. tan state Tia, TIRE SAINT
are in trouble anon. themselves. date TO N"'.
i inform. Us tina; lbont 30 "i tiie 's";hfc'
a:!i sisters are cast "u, Of the Mor;n"n foi
The precise uatur. g, the affair i no, hn"~n
bat il ! ,ai 10 be on account ot the 'l'.Ia.ty
Shown ~ the :cnl:.c> to ti.r troop, winch az
,iuatcrci At no -rca, distance ;r.u the Mprmou~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
I'm rlrl..rr-R.; E,rREs.. Tn.

.-,.. rN,-..." 4 Pet.r-buF; e'''e'
i...r. mici. enlarged ard 'ne'i
IL. -a,....1.ae type. /: in ~.
INDUSTRY. cu~r.y. talent a,.' 80
,..,..,u o.; IN rc;"r-huf- W " F..
= %. 'i.e "Erpr'.- g.. '-s ..'. %.
I ..'...-.. =. ,s-i l!--r."e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-04
IRON PROTECTIVE MOVEMENT.

Pan ,bE.plIi.. .laa. Ia secret con'e:'i'i'
a, the iron masters commences t1-in0frpW. IN
senator Coopc: delivers Az a,:irc>- "n honial
evening. Il : r;l.uyrc, tia; startling ana
Formidable protection movement j., ab"", To- b'
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for Vice President This idea i started by a
few Know Nothin,S and land reformed De.
mocrat>. who possess little or 10 political!
strength in this quarter.
The primary elections held by the Tammany
Democrats proved trec. II many Of the
places Of voting not dozen men were present,
and the liquor dealers and Others. Of Tammany
utra-opiuon,. selected members from among
themselves. members of the youn. uen :
general committee who are no, qualified hy
position. education. tii We cXcei: 4 few in
stances or any other trait Of character. I"
stand at the head Of the Democratic party Of a
great city like this. The Regulars. AZ they
call themselves, and others opposed 10 Tamlna-
ny dictat,oir. still keep Up their opposition. and
the breach TO all appearance. seems as wide as
ever. In Brooklyn. the attempts at Cancellation
anu union. have net with favorable progress.
and promises to result in permanent harmony.
The total receipts Of gold and specie froH.
California br the YEAR named have been -
follows
Total amount brought in SIS. 90. so, i.?.@ii
Isl - 133 90
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MARINE NEWS.
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* ROCKS CHEAP.

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