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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04
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The German

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per An
mum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: las MAIN STREET.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
Volunteer Counsel. %

John Taylor was licensed when youth
oE,twenty ,one.Ct practice at the bar of
49, He was poor but well educated,
and ossesssds Of extraordinary genius. a.
The graces of his person combined with
the superiority Of his intellect, enabled
him 10 win the hand Of s fashionable beau'
w. pe7 I. .eIie. .:sg sa ysi .aa,sa a5s
q Twelve months afterwards, the husband
was employed by awealthy firm OF that
city to 60 ss q land agent tp, the West. 4 =.
AS a heavy salary was offered, he bade
farewell to his wife and son. He, wrote
back every week, but received no, q line
in answer. Six months elapsed when, tn
husband received letter from his employ
or which plaiued'sli.s 1zlynl p i}A sFSY
Shortly after his departure sor The West
TIN, pilssapd hes hasbsnd setuspedstoMis
sisslpp& There she nmediately dbtSned
divorte w act OF LegislAlure, married.
sgaiu forib RI6 yAahd ab) )SdmPidte tn eli
max Of shes esneltys ARdy KpRgR helh the
namS ~ 4 ayloR sLs0n diAbessi kfdfkaB Of
Marks, her second matrimonial parlner.
BhiHpetfdgsueurly bpgBlRDglof insane.
His career. from hlafanbneut became ec.
centric in she. FIST degrte--somelims he
preached, solpsiimes he, plead. .at, The thar
until Al lsst Isyer carried him aof At
compaTatiyelY early age. "a S,-ssys, !, ~.
The follQgBiag issssaq y account 0fsSn ef his
Atdn ksK|yE6duSaos thsi 9tbn Oh ia btil,
$40, athe g. urtT lHoussi IN aOlhfksville,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

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hiu1 11gai THETROP16S. hho'H 7''
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Sweet are my dreams Of you,. o realm s,,g %
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RoArs round the frozen sayss, .a,r .esqa
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-s'd my MyeSeSoenold fnem no'Ni see
30 snA, Nnd otciopaiess snes' (llae 70 ~
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f.s. Eternal npmerilesi ,a.ss1st ~ .uii iEdt
eo'er beds Of gold The waters run 90 " NJ
4" And broad leaves Wrinkle IN the sun: t.,l -,
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ti There the aamingo stoops to quench
Her wing OF crimson fire, -bov - ''p,iD'
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The plains whose blllowy herbage glows 4 "a,
With supernal light, :,
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

3 .oe1sss .fi7,E 81, le clsd3l5 7a
Sspy ~ msn eg.ss ,diHo2 30 ie udzn
h0s sbes1i 30 maai isas1 coz isdi l9a
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orc ssef 4sids sssas5 sd dire sssss teii
81 hl7esss- ~ raon'od ieT ii ns-Bh
~ bas ,Sieas -ii bza dIioN sli a,sui
Issqitsa 100 bagot's glIn iailtq tgsgs
$500 sid 10 Ifiln sdi eaqp is6Ns tu4 .sst
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

NJ 78VTTst55 u7'sTt ~ isFis rsTS 9n-SyaT1Osf
~ co 15i astu aIsd,foH sosfsqHi bHs issl
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--.vse3silaa6a r,adiIoI 70 sbooa SO 70
-sb .sr5zes4s'ai soa 70 spoiiB''ss1 '4obA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

.AT J6TmtfIya women. were prohibited
i,om- marrying until they bad ipun q set
ef bed fus1AGFs, %hd hence we're entitled
,piNssev q s.until married. A moross old
6achtiSi ii cur elbow remarked ;;ass.'N Now s.
sshsyo spin street yarn" bWsg,looked
ascQer9 at him, ofcourse. as everybody
knows we don'slike to hear ill-hatured re-
marks about the ladles. lli t9srsE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

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since, = J 9upg. .E9msPi ,ngpssd 5sPbhAFfas
employed in = printing. office as Gonpos
itor.s fred a spist6f' Il a printer oHRned ]
MboSe, sin seIniiSionF lot beflatnasRbdsF6aS;
Eords hichsherhadr RPoks R;lDsb~ pEbjiSa
dice, rTEo ballsyweEes sfsedsat ahiE. sAHta
missed. Miss Hubbard was arrested .Qg,t
stely releassd 81 bail. Atsa'a ai 1stxs " =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

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.sss-.iia al lsslsss nssb Sah,plg tds ~
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
Ii,TR
A''he seapoFts pa IS 55 500
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.


ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Miss Emma Heywood's
farewell concert was not very largely attended, but
was very delightful affair. Miss Haywood sang with
all that remarkable and almost unrivaled sweetness
and art tor which she is famous and her auditory
perfectly enthusiastic, becoming selfish in their ad
miraton and by persistent encoring forcing her te
do more work than was in the bargain. AS we said
before, we now repeat that we do not know more
pleasing ballad singer than this lady, and we cannot
conceive that she can be surpassed, with her power
fal and purely melodious voice and her exquisite
artistic skill.
TIE VARIETEs.-" Second Love" and "Forty
Wnks " were repeated to a slender house.
THE AMrHITnEATREs-Tha surprising boy, Louis
Aldrich played Shyioch again. He is a tragedy pro
dizzy, and no mistake and his destiny which we hope
he will not contrve to disappoint points him lofty
place in his profession His capital of talent and
knowledge is almost sufcientto start him in business
as an independent star now, but he had better stay
where he is for a long while yet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
Domestic Intelligence.

Starvation at Pixies Peak Mines.
LEAvENwoRTH, X. IT, May IA letter received
here from Denver City says that there is great
scarcity Of provisions at that place, owing to the
great demand from Pixies Peak miners and emigrants
which they are unable to supply.
There is great scarcity at the mines, and several
of the miners have died Of starvation
Many destitute miners are also arriving and find the
prospects of even livelihood very discouraging.
All accounts from the mines are very unfavorable.
Destructive Fire in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May l7.-An extensive fire occurred in
this city last night which destroyed Stevenson Block
Of eight buildings situated on the corner of Washing.
ton and Main streets.
The loss is estimated at sl5O,oOO The property
was partially insured.
Messrs Zent Il Trabue, who occupied one of the
buildings as furniture warehouse lost about Sl2 900
Their property was not insured.
Me'srs Frank Smith u Co., produce dealers, occu.
pying another building, lost $4,000. They were fully
insured
Messrs McComb & Co., commission merchants
lost $4,000.
Messrs j. L. Case & Co., feed store, lost 80 COO
They were insured for $5 900.
j. NJ. Coates, stove and tin ware dealer H, Dow
grocer: and Fl. FL Mette liquor dealer, all lost con.
siderable by the fire.
New York Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, hay l7.--The New York weekly bank
statement shows an increase on loans of 100000 as
compared with the previous week. &.
The decrease in specie as compared with last week
is s9l5,OOo decrease in circulation, $3l4,0OO.
The net deposits during the week amount to
$4,000.
ATornado at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May 17.-A severe tornado passed over
this city last night accompanied by rain and hail
A number of houses we're unroofed, and considerable
damage done otherwise.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, May LITTLE Mississippi at this point
is rising very slowly.
The upper streams are swelling.
The Missouri river at Leavenworth is rising at the
rate Of six inches an hour, and is now higher than
it has been at any time before this season, and a
heavy rise is coming down from the mountains
MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE river at this point has
fallen four inches during the past fortyeight hours,
and is still falling.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE Ohio river il falling
slowly with five feet six inches of water in the canal
V1oKsBURG, May l7.-The steamer Natchez passed
down at o'clock this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. Dan Turnbul, Col NJ Courtney
Miss Harris w Mex y ID McCutcheon, William Minor ID
Stewart Sam Meeker w Saunders D Myers + j Papi-
neau, W Minot Kelly, burden and family r Tho
malty, Stewart amt lady, K NJ Boone b Shearer u W
Hi Mrs Lewis, A r Cocus w w Pu H. r O Norton La
...J Gray, Miss EHarris u o.. Stockelland
LADY, Miss Holt, C'art,ey, Davis, q KoppeTl + B
Lewis 3 WILSON, J r RUSSELL A Reading, b George, W
Kelly M;s o Hill. nr CLARK ard ndy, Miss Pee.
bts, J Herndon. NJ II Bowers and lady Townsend L
o Black W Mayes, Moore, Malone, P Perley Texas
Bullock, Wikinon j 0 Renkin q q Thornton Fl Con.
Randolph l. Sharpe, j 4 Gh ppell Milton Coon r
Ala. j Lent. VIM Hewes lady YEA j Homer
Pa. .E Cole, Ills. DIR Wiley. Wis..A Tomlipsun
City '
CITY HOT EI: D Thomas, NJ Jarrett, Iipscomb
G d Mitchell jno Shuer Grant and lsly s Il Wnrds Wn
Shields q Everett, IA Baker. Mrs q d Roe II j Wea,hers
icy and lady, Jos Nc Kinney, buckingham, d Beatty,
Johnson " segrIes Miss. IL Brown John Mcyrn JohI
ihoden, Grsce. * Ingranl A A Arismrfe j w Bris
cae Niwell, NJ Price, IL tirifn. La. H u Norris
BroWnng II N Rtntrow Cook, ] NJ Moore, j A Lloyd
U Jones, q Pre- ton, A 4 Black, HYDE Mrs Lame
Texas. .R W Walker, J W Dean Ky.T O Riddle Mis- \
Matks, 10 ner, bonner, A}a... g II Bryan John
wants. Ha II bnrse, ii Bl0nion, Hill, W Barnet
LeiiIe Tenn j. sonthmayd Ark. IA Goodel AID Ia
dy, N Sc0yell aud Lady, Y.
ARCADE HOTEL w II stith NJ Finn q Quayl,s
Durdu, Miss. j Moore, Crow Texas j Hnrdtid
....J Grce, Tenn. NJ boar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
mv-soard of Assistant A Alder,nen to-morro,

MR. MARK SMITHS BENEF1r.-This, though one
OF the last, will doubtless be of the most brilliant
events OF the brilliant season at Pacide's Varieties.
1t will be brilliant because the great and deserved
popularity Of the accomplished and gentlemanly
beneficiary will attract heavy house, and because
the bill is most excellent 1t comprises the standard
comedy "Ihe Honeymoon" with great cast the
drama OF "The Old Gnard,'' with Mark Smith as
Harcrsack, pas de tyos and the musical buresoue
OF 'Bombastes Furioso,h with Smith as King Irtar.
omiaes and Owens as Gen. Bombastcs. This bill will
probably afford an amount of entertainment more
tremendous than any other of the season, including
as it does, the comca the pathetic the farcica the
musical and the fantastical.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
HoED OVER AGAIN.

Though barren in the production of corn, wine and
Oil aud milk and Eoney, the land of Palestine is in
modern times scarcely less productive than when the
spies OF Israel went forth from the camp of the taber
nace to spy out the tness of that promised Canaan
Its hills OF rock and its deserts of sand are being
tlnually worked over by book makers and newspaper
correspondents and the nexhaustible resources are
never suffered to be moment idle but are ever con.
trbutng to the stock of narrative literature as done
up IN all manner of shapes by the scribbng pilgrims
The tied has been well worked that our special
correspondent in Palestine" " must be person very
handy with bis wits and pen to attract attention or
even to be so bearable that our readers will not
give his lubricaons wide berth as the Pharisees
did him who fell among thieves" going by on the
other sde And by the way, it is the so very usual
fate of our correspondents to fall among thieves
in the now Unhoy Land, that the tourist who es.
capes such experience is considered to be wronped
IN suffering such deprivation of lively incident and
to have had rather slow and uninterestng time OF
it, to say nothing of his not having pretext for
abusing the American eagle for not extending its
wings for his sheltering, if the bird of liberty had
not enough urgent business to attend to at home.
without looking after the safety and comfort of stray
proteges who may wilfally go vagabondizing in re.
mote and dangerous climes, knowing when thew
started that they did so at their own risk.
The latest OF the corresponding ramblers who is
hoeing over the worn out plains of Palestine is Col,
Brooks, senior editor of the New York Express and.
as he Wlelds the pen of the letter.wr;ter with the
happy facility that he does that of the editor he is
successful IN gathering rather an agreeable crop of
gossip, remnscence and incident from the oft-reaped
field OF research to be transferred to the columns of
his paper per next steamer" These letters ore
really readable, astonishing it may seem, for there
are few writers who could be more than unbearably
prosy in serving up rehash of Palestine which has
been cooked over SO many hundred times that he
is artist of the first water who can do it into new
dish with any novelty of flavor We watch the
cookery of COL Brooks with no little interest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18


New York, Nav 17-Tbe sttamsbin Ara~ =,
the SOUTHAMPTON lid Havre line ayrved at tb;s nort
this evening She left sons,on,,.on on ,bo vo,;r,,
of Wednesday. the 4tb inst. some hon,a Iot., .n.s,
the Nova Seotan left Iivernool A hr;o, .,n,r,.,,,
of the Araqos advcez ere ahsjr.a 10 ~ a,,an. "a
the Associated Press and I'm, a. Iob,s
n F. but yus gather tho efo,lo,s,,aa;.;o,.I ~.
from Liyerpoel renort
L1vgRpoos. Nav 4.-Tbe sos,a-;,s ..,or..,h;o
dispatch has iest been received ~, v;snns
VIENNA. NAV The Anstrian ar,.v nnao, ~,
Gylulia after c-oss;no Tho
raj unimnortant towna IN tba rra,.ss !; .,s
dnian territory advanced without s.-o.,a
to Cambro Case and Tomel1o y.hir,. ~. oaa
cupied after some slight skirmishes,
No important engagement has vet ss,.o r,.co
PARIS, NAY A-The enlistment of 1o,,nteers ;nto
the French army haa heep oo ,,,,o,oaa a 49,,
are voluntarily oininp the armv Tbesv se,v;ce. a,
accepted for two years service and great enthusiasm
is manifested among the volnnteers ,rbo ,n,;se
many of the better class Of Young men. -
war credit of ninety miIJ;oas of frames !, s,or
to be opeued
The Government loan of 500 ono aeo is In he con.
tracted by national subscription and foreign canta
lists will be excluded 7.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nav 3,-The ofscias ;o,rnaIu of
this morning announce that thew are aethorzed IN
declare most positively that no treatv of alliance
offensive and defensive, exists between Rnsa;a and
France, or any other power.
Advices from Vienna state that Venice and verono
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

PLAC1DE's VARIETIEs.-For Mr.. Mark Smiths
benefit the standard comedy, =" The Honeymoon, "
with Mr.. Jordan as Roiaado, Mr.. Davenport as Duke
Aransa, Mr. Owens as Jacques, Mr.. Holland as
Lopez, and Mrs. Boyce Juliana, will be followed
by " The Old Guard" with Mr.. Mark Smith as Hau
eTsack, Miss A. Graham as Melanie, Messrs. Dayen
port and Piunkett in the cast. After this pas de
frois, and then the musical burlesque, " Bombastes
Furioso," by Messrs Smith, Owens, Seton and Mrs.
Seymour.
The AMPHITnEATER.-Th Marsh Juveniles an
nounce the drama entitled ' Simon siegal," with the
principal character by Louis Aldrch, the young trag
edian, followed by the farce Of e" Perfection
CoNcERT HALL.-Mr. Leo Taylor, the Oriental
Wizard, will perform feats Of magic and ventr
ouniSm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
Juorea,s's Resta,xranf.

.UOre0I's Resfaixra1lf,
1T CANAL STREET.
During the past this welknown establishment hs.
been efed and put in complete such
made as to guarantee to patrons all times all the deca
cies the markets afford.
The public may rest assured that nothing will left undons
on our part to maintain the reputation "MOREAUsn ha,
hitherto sustain edtha of being the best Restaurants
the United States.
RHODES d MOULIN,
Proprletors Moreau'sn
nE 2pd No. 127 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
RIBBONS,
y. 4. Hammond.


ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER
No. Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully solic the above aaed department
of art
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills of Exchange Checks Proissory Noes
sc embelished with original designs engraved on copper
steel and printed in style unequalled the South
He has obtained facilities for doing every description Of
Sene and particularly refers the style recently intro
duced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with th
cheapness 1hography and particularly adapted to Bills
Exchange, Checks Account snes, Bill Heads Labels
etc etc., etc.
Being the only Engraver of Pictorial subjects on steel or
per the pubshes others requiring Portraits Land
Book Illustrations, etc., requested to examine
bis specimens and will add that the finer and NOR
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and the North the common practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI
rATIoNS Engraved aad Printed in every STYLE punctualy
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and EoTARIAL SEALS. Designed, II
sraved and and furnished with press. de etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

A MIscHTEvoUs DoG.-An Esquimaux dog was
dispatched to Boston. During he nigh. the animal
became refractory pulled down the counter tore open
a bandbox OF bonnets, and demolished various articles
around thepremses with the most daring familiarity
ing the rayages, Mr. Paulding came to the sage CON
cluslon to let him slide without further trouble, and
he is now roaming round the streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

In the Louisiana lowlands lived lovely Lucy Leslie
Levi Lafklas, lockslnith, loved Lucy avishy. Lucy
ioVed Lew largely likewise. Levi lassoed Lucy
Lumpkins legal Lunkhead, lashed the lovers to.
gether, and lois OF little Larkinses leapt limbery
long like ambkins, lending loud luster to the land
and likewise causing lively pleasure to the hearts d
Levi aud Lucy Larkins ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
To the Trade.

To the Trade.
IL E N r Y Il. B r IG G s..
JEWELER,
At the Store occupied by Joseph Hufty,
No. 80 CANAL STREET, N O.,
Respectfully calls the attention of the City and Country trsd
TO the Tact that he has opened and will to receive
fresh lots of
FIVE -TE BcKELxzx~.
Consisting in part of LoCKETs CHAINS, CAMEO BETS
ETRUscAN SETS EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS Watch
Keys, Trinkets etc., which he take pleasure in showing
q. 7. BRIGGS,
fe2s 2ptf 20 Cana, .t,ea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
DR.. Georye W. Smith,
Opening Spring Goods.

MRS. FARRELL.
(s G ESs OR TO MRS BANIsTER
146 Cnnnl Street,
Has received and is opening her SPRING STOCK Of
BoNNETs
RIBBONS,
MANTILI4AS, etc.,
Which she will be ready to show MONDAY, the 2stb
instant ne8 2p2m