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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

The New Brunswick, n. j., Washington ora-
sion by Mr. Everett yielded 1887.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

ARREST ot C0uSTERFrrrER A man.
rsmci j. =. Hutchinson, from Virginia wa, W.
rcs:od n Memphis. o. Tucs,ay, :or passing thirty
io!.:, II coun;c!ui; '.ory. on searching him. ;he
sum o' .,:2. IN co,.ntcrit;: bills upon the State
Baus .: Missouri. various lllinoi, banks. and tie
Southern Bank 9: Kentucky. we've .,Gnd. wei!
.nl.. amount y! gold a.l Silver. also .pnriol!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

VIRGINIA ArPoISTMESTs.-Benjamin F. Fer
rll postmaster Il, Lone Tree, Tyler county, vice r."
bcrt rcrriil, moved away. Warner !. Hill postmas
,o- .. Union Village. Northumberland county, vice
r C. Lycll. 4. I. Gregory postmaster NJ Elk Creek,
Grnysnl county vico .tno Frathcr. resigned. Joshua
Morris, postmaster at Walnut Grove, Pu,nnn county.
vice f. Muan deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
rAclll1.rryc TnEx-Thc Norfolk papers say

liza. delegate, 10 he Convention in Richmond, who
70 np and return by the Norfolk aud Petersburg
Road or returning will be passed free from Peters
burg 20 Norfolk. Delegates who take passage in the
Curtis eea aiil pe charged much ees than the s,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

,.uyrEAS vacancy has occurred IN the Judiciary OF
.t5 I,nmouw ealih by the death Of Green u. Samuels
- 5 Jli-. Of the third Judicial section, composed
,n. >. sf Cup,p.r. Madison, Greene. Orange. Abe
-. icu'.a fluvanns. Goochland. Nelson, Amherst
- Nu.,.,s Bath, Pendl.,on. Highland. Rocking.
~, Shenandoah. Warren, Hardy, Clarke. Frederick
- Morgan. berkeley. and Jefferson: therefore. In
~ -. Law ;he shrrig Of each OF said counties 10
.-,u,r,I 20 cause election TO T., held therein
-, ;be l,h day Of April Next, q, The places pre-
-, IN lAs for Juds. OF the supreme cour; Of Ap.
- ,o.1i.,!, ~. vacancy aforesaid.
- md uv hand a. Governor and under the seal Of
.s- Con n,ouw,s:h, y, Richmond, this seventh day
., January, 1872 aad in the SD year Of the Com
- ,oru,,ni HENRY A. WISE
: .yngGE " MrNr0Rt.
~c-.:try u ae tcmmoagsal;s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

THE LAST FROM TRINITY BAY.-Dc Sauty. the
Great Mysterious preserves his character 10 the las
|. is now announced that he has 'eonc home" Bu.
where that home j, 10 one knows. nor by what means
hr ven, ,hl.her. There j. NoiIcthlng appalling IN
.nc simple announcement DO sau,y gone home"
What slali do hereafter 10! "unlItelligbc ci.r-
rents -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
uIAAwA1-o>E HUNDRED DOLLARS

!'HE AEblE EEwAID will be paid fer the appr.hen:
e 500 - delivery Dayis liutcheSon in the city Of
',a' 'd! n: yliari Ia any jail SO that get him again
.N. ~. .! tue st"tr o; Virginia, And t1o u taken ~
''@'e - sliEii FOR man THOMAS JEFf.RSoN
81 -o2l' :. ysr. % age. brown complexion. full head OF
80 i ee'' ise Zee: i',ches high, aud rather Erun
.s;-;s.
!sa:i--e-g JOHN A. UCTCHES0N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

Robert P. waring, of Charlotte, n. C., has
been appointed consul to St. Thomas.
Mrs Partington has bought horse SO spirit
ueus that he always goes of in dscantsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
GEn. ". ATKINSON.

i'VNN>soN MERCHANT. office front building, shockoe
Y "4f,gu.- Ecmond. Va, still continues 10 sell on
....'a Tobacco Wheat. Flour, Corn. &c, and would
-. especially 80 lei; conssnmen,s from bis old friends
aai yl5c ea-gay. with the renewed assurance on his
II "a: -'e! e.gr, ALL b. made 10 promote their best
.',r-., Ian ll-cvlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

The LARGEST TOBACCO Factory ~ TIE
woELD.-The C.arksvilic Tobacco P!au,' talks rs
follows: I'VE believe :hat Messr. L. H. Moss ~
Bros, of C!prksyilie. ccnduc; the largest tobacco
manu:ae.urn. business in ;- United States. and. i
"e presume the .4rcc,t in Ill" world. We are III
:"::Ecd liza. :acy employed !5r Operative, dGnn- the
year ls;N. ard that they put mp and shipped upwards
o: zoos Boxes Of manufactured TOBACCO. i; any
o.hc. :irn IL he whole couutr! did 4, much LEI ;,:.
peak on;.'
nIc,.G :ac."-:.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

ArFHAylN lIARpY.-A meeting Of citizens Of
Hardy comfy was he!d u: Por. R"yni la-t week Tor
the Irp-c u: sis;ug no..er - fellow named Hardy
vi haa "c.n tried :or si.r.:iug - wife To iu; tho
cofr.y Np.irc was also given 70 gang. with whom
he aa- associated. 20 quit IN given time, but on
:!.- refusing Il igh, cisucd. and man named For
ter wa5 5any NDrndcd. The gang, seeing :hc eXas
p,r,.iou .! I've people, iccamrei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

Az EX-Eoi7oE N THE FlElD.--Our stout
;r7end, Thomas {. rhacksion. E,q late OF Peters
crTs, AID "i'oE o: The late "Sou;h-.idc Democrat.
Is 4 candidate 'orthc Legislature from Mecklenburr
county. J9inu. BOYD. ESQ.,. the editor OF the To-
5accc Plant. La, withdraw. lis ra..e FROM ;!c can.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

TnE Nrw YoRK "NEws'" CHARGE The
southern Arsss." o: Norfolk, denies the late
non % TIE News ahon: copying from :he News"
without cre,ii'. and il ias, says what may say.
iG::0". -" certainly have no; reccutiy taken any
'i.InS from the "NSw>.' with or without credit. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

DECIDEDLY DANGEROUS. The Fredericksburg
News ougn: 70 have ii, head shaved at"r going into
tie following +. Of irsanc madness II says:
mo man vii, bc gu,ic.- vino negccs To- protest
i.v hi presence It: nc Richmond Convention again>t
.he insane madness Of d,-anscd Democracy winch
now cu.sc, lie cour:ry."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11
JOHN A. HrrCHEsoN.

Y CE.-r.e Annual GENERAL Meeting OF the Mu-
"a A',.rAnce society Of Virginia, will ee held ~
- ';s, u ;h- Ci'y Of Echinond. Monday, the 18th
100! ~, .; II o'clock, A. VI.
!. l-..t,! / III rIIERHnOEp. PRINCIPAL Agent.
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lvtNrEO- ar rIr coIrNRIIN UoTgL-As

w !s~ai: % 0Pea th. house in March next. wish to
. ts.: t... Manager and Two competent Assistant
V. ''' . % oh sin the hs, for the several posi-
. 'n - such viii ,ui., "ill aase liberal arrange
' 'r . bay good salaries give :h-in an interest
-i-e ':'ints, IS !44y be- preferred.
!frH.4,.of., Ill. b. r-c-iy.d unit, 18th February
I'''s'- v De newly furnished throughout; and with
@ '.i'. have every confidence that the old friends
e ,a,-abin ma: rely upon its being placed fully up
aa, possible. even ahead Of It's old reputation for
'.-' - at goo! i.Ly. ~i'h noderat. charges
ir!'.>- JOSEPH II. CRENSlfAw.
-. f.-..fgt.h Rchmsnd Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

Tnr SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for
February has been received J. contain, = nunne.
Of iutcre-;in. ani wci!-wTi;:cn Contributions. The
reviews oi new books arc entertaining and n>,r,i,-
tive: AID, under tie head ci Editors Table" We
ind IIo>; tNccilcn: reading. TIE following j.
is. OF the contents: Bainc: From Mct>I,sio {: Tie
Thugs: Edith. Miles Siaii;-h Where i, E,im.
Letter. ot Sgin>tcr: Scripture Scenes The Mas;e7
Pike; Editors Table: Notices -! New Books &c
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PROG, IL. BfsoG a E:S, BItOt q Es.-e.W

- ;,f 4 .,s. .: ~. Br.rnc, for sale on accommoda-
--s,--r. ~ ~ pEvEREUX,
Leather Dealer, 132, Cary street,
.'T' EFF Eatw,en 18th and 18th sts
NUiI,E To TOBACCO PLANTERS.
III iAht TiIi> METHOD OF NOTIFYING suCh
w PLi\fEG>. a. haze been In the h.bi, OF sending
= .7il-e1 = Shccko. Warehouse, that Ne have LAKGE
''tt. NtEY DAY ~ THE WEEK, and the Attendance
" .-!e', fli A. j: ever has been
MrDyAEMON CHAMDERLAiNE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-11

ANSERs' OIL-iOo bhi. In prime order, for sale
=. l. u. B. DAVENPORT
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WINTER SPORTS m NEW ENGLAND.

TcoSrLrpED N OUR NEXT
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29


STREET RAnROADs-THE WHOLE MATTER IN
NUT SHELL.-There is genuine argument
real proof of the puddipg-in what n. Long
worth, Esl., said to us yesterday:
"I'm for giving Street Railroads trial
other cities hare done so-dnd Ike them. Why
should ice not do the same I had rather have
cars running by my house, than the noisy ON
uibusses. I'm not for taxing the Companies
heavily, but wish them SO conducted that the
people can enjoy the benefits"
Some old fogies of the City Council are pre-
pairing their doom. The peoples voice will yet
thunder in their ears ! He that would be
Mayor is just the man that would command a
Gallileo to recant Canal navigation is the hight
of his comprehension and ambition. He would
use the pod auger-no matter for the improve
ments-because his grandfather used it. The
Cincinnati Council do not reflect the wishes of
the people. The President and men of his old
system of ideas, had better resign, that men
Who are up TO the times may bring glory upon
our loved city before it is too late.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

cursor and companion of revolution.
England, at this time, from the American
stand point, has taken her true position
at last, and will doubtless maintain it,
provided the declarations Of policy by
Napoleon LII, be made in good faith
We do not believe that England, the
only star of liberty in the dark armament
of European politics, was ever the foe of
rational freedom. On the contrary, amid
all the surges of passion, all the conflicts
of principalities and powers for dominion
grounded in the love Of self, whether
manifested by Princes or peasants, Eng
land has ever thrown the weight of her
money bags into the scale of comparative
well-regulated government and welded
her sword to sustain medium between
the reUklessness of popular excitement
and the stringent despotisms of thrones.
Now that the stability of sound princi-
pies seem to be united with liberal poll
oy-the only safeguards of society-in
the person of Napoleon, it is an augury
of good to find British Statesmen aban-
doning the effete systems, which more
than popular movements, are really the
hot-beds of rebellion, the prolific source
of devastating wars, the bane of physical
progress, and the paralysis of honest,
true and useful progress
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Street Railroads.

The Street Railroad ordinance passed second
reading on Monday night near the hour OF IL.
It was then referred to q special committee,
consisting of Noble, Mack, TOrrenoe, Weas-
ner, and Snodgrass, with the City Solicitor.
The object of this Committee is to put this
iucongruous matter, as the various amendments
and ideas have made it, into shape for third
reading, and to make it conform to the law.
This is doubtless the wisest cOurse-and we
trust the law officer of the city will do his
duty--aud see that the ordinance is what 1t
purports to be, an ordinance to authorize Street
Railroads, and not an ordinance for the en-
coHragement of litigation, and the support OF
lawyers.
In the course of proceedings on this subject,
it seems to US, the Council has lost sight OF the
principle which we supposed ruled them in all
their acts--the law and the authority. The
Council either has power on the subject of
Street Railroads, or it has Motif it has, it is
in the statutes of the State-it is not power
by mplication--neither is it an inherent and
original power--the municipality has no such
such power as the law confers, and no more.
Now with this guide-board we trust the City
Solicitor will steer the Committee clear of the
quicksands which beset their path. If he can
find law authorizing the Council to undertake
to make sale of the Omnibus stock, &C., let him
say so-if not, let him say all such interference
is without authority of law and void. If he
can find law authorizing the putting up the
public streets at public auction, and making
them source of taration and reuenue, let him
say so-and if not, let him say it is unlawful,
and that all proceedings under such assump-
ton and usurpation of authority would be null
and void
We would like to have this ordinance right,
in all respects, within the discretion of the
Council. But, whether this be obtained or not,
it should conform to the laws-there should be
no exercise of doubtful powers. There is no
need of it and let the city solicitor look well
to it, and see that the city gets railways in
stead of law suits.
1t would probably astonish tho most tyran-
nical governments of the old world, which
have exhausted their wits in taxation, to find
that simple municipality, in this free country,
had discovered that the public highways and the
streets of our cities were sources Of revenue
could be taxed-privileges for use sold, and
even the per capita tar, levied upon passengers.
We take it, there is no real earnest in setting
up this right upon the streets-it was doubt
less to render the bill odious or for bunkum.
We trust at next meeting, the Council will pass
this ordinance in a shape to conform to the law
and the wishes of the people.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29


sess every advantage in Italy. The symps-
thies of the people arc with them, apd the
hopos Of the world are in their favor. The
battle upon the ,MinciO, which was daily OK
pectod, will prove 70 be one of vast import
To predict the rssulS at present, would be i'm
possible, for Peschiera, Mantua, and otner
stronghOlds upon this stream, can only Dc
carried at an immense sacrifice Of human liie'
The new British Government consists Oh
Palmerston, Russell, Gladstone, Richard COD
den, EIgin, Gibson and Granville. The fall OF
the Derby Ministry shows conclusiyeiy tna'
the feelings of the English people are alto'
gether on the side of the French and Saroih-
iaus. Tho latter may be temporarily checked
upon the river Tincio, but the redemption OF
Italy is n certain event.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ANNUAL REPORT TO
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-From this docu-
ment we learn that the Treasurers report of
June 6, 1859, showed balance in treasury of
Sl97,67 06. The Auditors report, of same
date, is $93,632 AZ, showing a difference of
S104, 1887 64-which difference is moneys col
lected by the Treasurer since the December
collection of taxes, which will be reported to
the Auditor in August.
There have been issued, in accordance with
law, 100 county bonds of 81 900 each, for the
erection Of tho Lunatic Asylum building, as
follows May 10, 1858, so bonds were sold to
Evans & Swift, at an average Of 81 per cent.
August lst, ls48, so bonds were sold to Thomp-
son & Bro, of New York, at per cent in
terest, they paying the county u of per cent
premium.
In addition to the above, there has been a
| sufficient amount levied to complete the entire
| building.
Upon enquiry, the County Auditor has been
informed by the Auditor of State, that there
will be about $4,000 due this county for the
support of the insane, but that it cannot be
reached until the Legislature makes the proper
appropriation for that purpose.
Every Grand Jury for the last fifteen years
has condemned the old County Jail as a nui-
sapce, and have repeatedly called on the Com
missioners to erect new one, giving greater
accommodations, purer atmosphere, and more
security than any they have seen.
There will be comfortable accommodations
for l96 prisoners, and if necessary, there can
be cells put in for still larger number, with
out interfering with, or injury to, any part Of
the building. The cost of the same will be
near 100000, but when finished, the grounds
Of the old jail can be sold for about one halt
that sum. The Board levied four tenths of a
mill for the new building, which we think will
be sufficient to put it under roof. And like
assessment next year will complete the entire
work.
In consequence of greater necessity for O
Court House and Lunatic Asylum, the Com
missioners concluded to finish these two build
ings before making way for that purpose.
The Court House being finished and the new
Asylum near completion, the Board being aware
of the great necessity for new Jail have de.
cided to commence the erection of the same OF
the East of the Court House, according to the
plans drawn for that purpose, by Josiah Rog
ers, Esq., Architect. After having examined
a number of jails in the United States, they fee
satisfied that the place they have adopted viii
furnish better Jail.
The Commissioners have reduced the taxe
l0-l00 Of mill this year, as they have for tn,
three preceding years, and the taxes woulC
have been very considerably reduced, had they
not have been compelled to levy 2O-10O of
mill for making the new assessment Of real es
tate (Which occurs once in six years,) and 40
100 for Jail purposes. Those two items, will
the amount reduced, would give reduction o
e-third of the taxes for county purposes; al
which is respectfully submitted.
, JOHN RIDGwAY,
M. GoEPPER,
JOHN McMAKIN.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

THr Austrian EuPfRE.--A writer In Paris
naner compares the resources Of France auu
Austria for carrying on aprotracted warIai y,
and claims for France a great superiority NJ
wealth. and the general intelligence OF her
population. The writer says; austria, II ue-
prived Of Lombardy and Venetis, only rePre-
sents total Of 32,5l5,OOO inhabitants sup
posing that no calculation Is TO pe maze ., 'ne
assistance to be given by the inhabitants OK
the Italian provinces, France must add 70 ner
~ millions, the or 8 millions OF the Sardlnian
States, which will bring up the NUMBER OF inc
odversaries of Austria to AZ millions. One
third of the population subjected to Austria, or
more than ten millions Of persons, are not
above $40 per square league, and 1t Is not pop
ulatiops so thinly settled who possess the rlones
necessary for carrying on long andexpensive
war. Seek where you will in that country,w which
counts among its population Germans, Aunga-
:. ms, Poles, Saxons, Creates, Servians, Daima-
~ Slayonians, Wallachians, Morlachians
'ihs' q oyacs, and ever so many other races
Saa, nd bearing hatred one to the otnerI
w ~, ~, ~, nowhere find the ease, knowledge
and indsnena, nee which is to be met WIN rom
anu lnSo % French territory to the other,
as we'll Us in smilG. w; ricbos liberty. and
collections of men \. sonrces of mower. are
science, those three grea, 'snna. with It's 6OO,-
ood 70 pe i1nna. OomPSrgp po,;S S ch in a popula-
ton nearly reaching 100000. compare To1ou.s uue
great cities of Marseilles, Lyo,. . ,gsSt one
Lille, Rouen, and others, with the lahs -nbers
Of Austria, such as Prague, Pesth, lie. Ans,
Trieste, and Grantz, and the inferority OF Il "a
tra will be strikirgly apparent. Austria
about to undergo the punishment OF having
taken so much caro- to oppress her Inhabitants,
to keep them in ignorance, and to everywhere
shackle the free development of the intellectual
and material aspirations of man. BY keeping
them down che has lessened their power to aid
her, and must now suffer from her own selfish
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
EPITONIE--AuCTION SALES.

BRAsHEARs & Co.-Thursday morning, June 30, 9
O'Clock, catalogue sale of Boots, Shoes, &C. See
adv.
W. & L. ARNoLD.-Wednesday morning. June 20,
seasonable Staple and Dry Goods, &c. See adv.
COOPER + SToKEs.-W Wednesday morning, 10 O'Clock;
Dwelling House and Lot, No. lii Broadway. See
adv.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
The European News-- Arrival of the
Arabia.

The royal steamship Arabia, with three day"
later news from Europe, is announced at Hall
fax. The Aus.rians were rapidly retreating
from the river 0glio, and making arrangements
to concentrate upon the Mincio. This stream
is the great line of the Austrian defenses.
The mighty energies of three hundred thousand
men, will here resist the onsets Of the allied
army. The Mincio is the proper military line
Of the Austrian Emperor. The invasion of
Piedmont was condemned by the best soldiers
Of Vienna. The French and Sardinians pos
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
HOME INTEREST.

The most perfect and beautiful pic
tures of every variety at Bishops, No. 50 west
Fourth street.
The highest perfection in the Photo
graphic art has been att.;ined by Messrs' BALL
& THOMAS, No. l2O West Fourth street, near
Race In tho taking of DaguerrSotypes' Am
brotypes, they have no superiors in America.
They aim to please, and always hit the mark.
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cts. Warranted to please.
Those who want to get good and cheap
likenesses of themselves, or friends, should call
Immediately at Applegate's Broadway Gallery
of Art. The cost of likenesSes at this estsO-
lishment is only 25 cents each.
Harlan g. Wilson, No. 80 West TOurth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
AooIOryr,-A little girl named Anna Raj

AocIDENT.--A little girl named Anna Raj
ferty-whose mother is wash-woman in
rear of corner of Barr and Cutter streets
came near losing her life by being thrown
from swing yesterday afternoon. She was
swinging in second-story porch, when, the
rope breaking, she was precipitated to the
ground, fracturing her right arm and suS-
tanning other serious injury.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

azY-I. O. O. F,--The officers and men,
beTs of CRYSTAL FOUNT LODGE No. l76, 1. o.
o. f., are hereby notified 10 ttend the regular semi
animal meeting, THURSDAY, June So az . o CLOCK
full attendance Is desired. s. hobniNSSN
je29-bt Fer' oecy'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

ANOTHER Railroad accident-probably fifty
lives lost instdntly-and fifty wounded. See
kilograms. "No one to blame"-of course
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
THE PRESS.
Printed by " CalOric." >"
CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.

CORRESPONDENTS, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter OF the world.
NO NOTICE taken OF anonymous correspondence.
We do not return rejected communications.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

'ERIcAS EXPRESS Co., and the Adams Ex-
Co., are continually shOwering favOrs
US.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

TERRlBLE.-TwO more stabbing cases in New
York and Brooklyn by school boys. See tele-
Orams |....
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
VIR CHINA HOTEL.

Staunton, Jan. Is. 1851