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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

Inc toiiowing Is q statement Of the receipts of NOR
ehAndise' At Richmond. last month, by Canal and Raiiro.a,.
ny .'mss Rirr and EanasnIa Ousai-lio era h,. 49,
as nhds tobacco t,s,s b'n manfd tobacco; 19 hhds ss.ns
- hour wi eas corn ~ has. oas 29s tons Dir iro, .
as. sar Sopp% ore iSls tons coal; ! 80 tons stone 5 ,ass hay:
nqa"s onh; $50 Hour bhas; Iis lbs butter 81 bu, m..I. va
nNssesd SsySss lb> dried fruit S,fSS lbs leather 4 rs,,i.
',S4s lbs- WOOL Is, bags shot. 'nlAJ
By rir0fHi1 CsafSai Ra1,oad -xs ses N. -,
Sorn, = tons pig Iron, ~ tons scrap iron, no Iba ria,-ns 10 ss
IDS bacon, SLyssS he butter, 100 estus, IS ealu, AZ 49,. -
. "a 70 hogs, 40 sheep, IL lambs. DdI h,' lard ESQ ~
% "a !, .p.s Wool is bis apples. SC pkn buekwheai uesl
polAtoes, . > Md. tobacco, LA bua Data, iso bus ns..ers sSt
ers clover and graAs seed, l2s lbs. beeswsr. Os. pLy, nj -
oaeeo. y b,ies donestics, e. pka leather, IL pfra ssoss sS ~,
sePs,, ~, y hi-ky y empty beer bbs. II hhds tobacco .t.n.
"p.sa mineral ~A'er. s2 empty bes, - bbls manganese, &c.
~ Rtohnord and Daarius Railroad = 20 sruhr. -h-.,. !,
mus tobacco; 20 hhds. stens: II U.s. boxes MID tob.eee' , hi.
smoshs ,oeoeeo, -. boxes pipes; 6s bbis. -four, z bbh and ia
nsss nrsi " bags gusno; = bags ginseng: - bag, nax..-I az,
.sr. 4 ~ and z boxes fruit; . bbs peach kerndr ?? bbis NJ.
,stoes, x,Spb lbs bacon; . boxes. Z bill. and 1 hss be-,v"s ~
e-gs Wool J, s' HIS butter, II car loads Of cattle. Sr,rsar
. 9 a ioad OF hoss; IL horses Z nats lumber; 20 rolls I,,th,, . ~
oo'urs' no empty CASKS; Is hAgs feathers; 10 has, r.gr IA .n.s-
'eri" oAes yarns; .,laok kegs nails: - tons coal etc.
~ .tcAF,ond and P,feIsberg Railroad =2s, hhd, ,oh...u
l.Aihef; 100 lbs bacon; iis empty LIQUOR MI. go. ~. ~, us
- bhvS donesties; 1855 Iba. scrap Iron: a. Al t.rh.'r
oAes rag sIsd do. waste; 400 slaves. ~ bbb. sptaL turnentn. y
Gag guano' z'oxs tons coal. s','sc lbs niseeisneous frrirhI
~ RhA"osd Freder'ot.ssyg and Fsomac RaRropd : IN n,
bus nheat i,uSs bus corn, 1881 nus. cats ld bn, m..I ssv;.of
re, o. hhdA iobsee", iFs empty bbs 2o ina bacon io M s ',
.sr psF ergsi : . sheep, Ii lambs ~ calves I COW IS ~. -
- no.s. Hour, tl9 bags bark, IL bus potatoes. II bdi. ...h "
Gus freight. "'~Si'~ mneshane'
We snhjoin q comparison OF the shipments of CERTAIN
Articles from Riehmoni, by Canal, during the periods inase.,.a.
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y Of he N y H,ysv.

EEw YoRE, Oct. %, 1859.
Abou, the goth Of March, 1917, Capt. Brown bearing
an ordinary letter OF introduction, applied 20 me, IN the
mama Of some Kansas committees and private citizens. 10
go West aud instruct a certain energetic portion Of the
free State men. ="
Ny reply was that 80 far AZ The purpose went. that wal
good, but wss not far enough 10 induce me TO move; but
finding that biz intention was TO act against slavery IL
self ] aequesced IN his demand, provided be could man.
age a. 70 send, for at Icas, one year, TO my family In Rn.
rope, each month, Tho bali OF what I was AZ that time
making and would fgrthef ssnd my daughter 10 her
mother 10 Europe. for could not leave her 10 New York
al alone, snd could get q son out here instead Of the
child ! scot home, ~hloh, siA certain other preIimipary
esPen.es, would amount 70 $500, besides ny travelling
and other expenses. T'
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a Visit 10 ,hs Horne Of oerrl. sm,,n

We sueSo'n the concluding portion Of a highly Intere,
ting letter from a spcctiI correspondent Of the Nev Yorl
Hoaid' who recently visited the home of Ge,i, Smith
At Peterboro', Madison county, N. Y.
very httie enquiry smougst such citizens a. chan
ced 70 sset convinced me that the excitement hare bs,
been istenss: and tbe ieterest deep seated, 10 an ,hs, "a
'~'s''stoe bsrpfrs Ferry sssir. Wherever a.Led n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
WILD CHRaRY AT THK sOUTH.
" AQent az AAEaA. k1ornLI s...i. a. "a. -

"F' FH4ES.OH 20 pHOItsh. vt
Dx.,su. ArEESs. August 81
Sntohle Inflammation OF the LUNGS, At times very severely. and h.y.
Is aiopieh many medicine, without ay hut t,nporsry reu.T \
Pnrshased about three botilea OF Histdus RIiadl 81 TRi 90.
=: non W Fleets OF which obtained more relief than fro n All
he hcAeints had ever taken for that drre..Inr di1orae, 4
have, by the repeated use OF this valu.hie Bal.ap Ls.n 49,. -
.Sm pressure Tor breath and oppression on the Lungs. than had
~ nd indeed, soses..e that : wnlss cured, by continu.
Judgment dictate. poHSp ~ ~ YOU
noa-d,ckxiw w.v,.h man.
Prsrsrsd By SETH W. y0wLE . Co, Bo.ion. and 10, ,,Ie nv
y SRAf,, PURcklL LADD q CO., aud W. PeTyEsnS
s,.snond, and by apPein ed agents In every county, and Drug.
-f@ ae4f-slrA.t--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

have never yet been the rubjecs Of = hssory." This en-.
quisi,c Inconsistencies Of the nature Of the work (which,
We need scarcely say, 10 a collection Of good things from
the paragon Of Western witsl Is i~nlnitable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

~ ~ you wan, Boots. Shoes or GAter,. Of good quality, 10 TO
A-IA LIZ cos. and II you can't get them there. I do not
know where you can end them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

'ne'e 81 sso received. during the past Inseal year: 2 tos hhl.
Tp's; zs,'ts ios bacon; i.osa empty liquor Ibis - sos -four
eos; 'sosoihs butter; Ts bus meal; ISL. bus a.zsecd. 4sayooi
10y a" run se'si hsSard; ios.oa ls leather; q, asa ihs
uOoi' 5000 bags shot; ois bhs Whisky =, ba, po..,s., an. SIC
noss u sheep IL cattle 10 calves; II lamhs, and . honss-
No reeord "f'he'e articles was kept previous "a las, year.
we annex our hrst comparative table Of the exports of
f"haeeo "'recfto foreign ports. since the commencement, Of IN.
new season. II will be seen that the exhibit indicate. ~ i,s,..,.
In the shipments:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

Hrandresh's Pills have NO Action s.ve
on nPsrisfes.-founs people cannot, but middle .red and
>, peoP'e eau, appreciate that medicine which, being used In
sickness. acts only upon the cause Of The disease. Aroupa .,,rv
.rran Aneeted' there the medicine peas,raies. removing inruh-
ue'' preventing all settling ofthe hunosin,o ulcers, s~slins,, or
N ? near Affections, In Epilepsy. In Tieurisy, In sore
Threats, and aneeioas Of The respiratory orr.p. e.o,r,n. T. =.
pspAA' these wonderful PILLS give Immediate relief; ana psn.-
"erenes VIZ b 'ure 70 cure. hsiAdies which have been pronoun-
= osyoha human shih have been cured by their ue. And 4,
. sonasrfu' behoid the reaseni Brandrcth,s Pill.
PURIFY the blood they have no power. except over Inpur, bu-
mon ana ehtse being removed, the disease 10 removed Million.
NJ deriving health nom the use of this Innocent medicine. vhirh
DOT Always strengthen; firstly, BY taking out OF
the body these matters. which held, a. ~ we're. the rue prIn.,r,.I.
custody and, secondly. By iupsrtins = No. giving property 20 ,he
blood. Sold nj Dr.. Brandreths Principal once, No. aea Cans,
Street Nes fors, and by all respectable dealers In medicines.
oA-dkglm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

Notiee TO Country Merchants Visiting
hichnnond this RaIl.-we would most rsp.e fully can
'neir attention to our stock Of ROOTS and SHOES, which we win
sell low for cash or 10 pune,aAi customers on liz month. credit
ALEX. HILL 4 CO.,
"' III Main st., Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

a.cs that Coppee vas guilty On an the cossh IN The In
dscsuent His counsel Immediately gave notiss Of mo.
ZION for An arrest of Judgment - IN hresas sass.
The court then adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

THt editor OF he LouisriHs Journal has been tho oc.
csacn OF a bisader as amusing as any Of bis own With.
ci-ws TIC London Bootssiiv, . monthly organ Of the
~rubushing usde. commenting on a lit Of American an
u~easc-ueu,s. ssys observe . book snuouoced on
20 sipes, f~ssgeseo sahlees, Pn-acisrs. Nr. Eli.
Usy bs psipded " Tile The, tbs ,rysaaes n E-girsS
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NOD Nj 49,.


EAND FOH HHIK
VIZ WV kENf.-By virtue OF a decree OF the CTrruit Cont
70, ,hs county OF New Kent, entered = the fall term Of said Court,
lno,i " The suit ~ " APperson vs.. Apperson's Heirs ~ will sJI a,
,Peeial Commissioner, by Public Auction, to the highest bidder. o n
'nCHsDAr, the i3h dy Of October next, (Court dsyl hat exeet
,s' piece o. Iimoered Land tnosn as "DILLARDT," 81 which
TIE late DR. Appeson died seized, containing itJ pr 2no acre.
more or less. Said isnd has on II The enest it On min. tIsbsr g.
ms vicinity, distant 3 miles from the Pamunky river, sh.re sgssdy
sale can be met With for II to sorlhsru ye.ssE.
ItHNs-A sreai off 10 aud ~ months will be .Iyen exe,o, n,
asm4h sum 70 deffay costs 81 sale. the purchaser being reouIr,d
70 sve good Personal security, and the tile Withheld until ne las,
ssyment ana trsnsfer. directed by the Court Addre : me Al
NsS N.it court House va T. TAYLOR,
~. ppecial COMMISSIONS.
Y She shove sale has been postponed until November ion.
. O'Clock, p. w. TTIytns
noI tbs specf.i Comn,.sion,.
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THE HlRPER,s FERRY CONSPIRACY.
ANornER LErrEn rRoM roRnrs

me- First Ieguaintqace rim Brosn-sHpuLafiou a, 10
Ns SSrvices-FOrJss S.g>s rim Oye,isg and Hyan-
Gresky Pro"f'ss 10 BE- IN kaasos ptsH ds Fighting
Begins, etc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
oyrrcs MrRouAyrs, Ivsra,xcy ~

OYficg MtRCHANTs' INSURANCE co.
RfcnNoxn, ID November, $50
islDEND.- Board Of Directors % ths Company. ont
- g, IL metz profits for the pas, six months, which have amount.
~ y hneen per cent, upon the Capital Stock, have declared a
DviIend OF BIN per cent pay able 10 the stockhoIders on and an.r
FUND. m WnS
not-dtd TNGAoAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

W@ ns1 atmA
The steok market coatinsss dsn, 49, : sirSa 800
.Arss< Aafsssas seaas have sssns.d n - s-rlav,,sly -
p>&tWse SpehpAsfsa,s e - stm ~ "A
49, s~eaiis. ~ lave ~ ~. 49, - ao
- al" ~sA..s~ n sA. sseeArs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
we snfjoin q comparison OF the shipments Of certain
articles, from Richmoni, by Canal, during the period. iud,,.,.a
We eondense the following from the Circnl.r Of
II. Messenger, New York :

wv ioho"inS from the Circular of Il. A
II. Messenger, New York: .tr..|.I|ET0t
The transactions In Tobacco IN, IN. ..--
All That could have been anticipated, iaiing Into View M w. 80 ~ -
ferior type fthe crop nov on sale, which 1, ren.r.nv -" m
oL hasaf and maturity; In short Il Is not omen We have = .,as,s
possessing SO Few elements Of usefulness. We Ar. ia \. s..9U..a
Mat This will be remsdied by the cc<rdins nraan-.. ~ sensve
ycraby spoken Of The home trade and msnuf.ctur.. w
i is w moss ne'dom, While for export about 500 hhds' Yer,
egn portA We also noiice some shippink from, ar., h.,Ss AL ~
sads y eNI, column Of erports The deliveries from var,ho... 49,
1917 "a ,s ssesndsni compared with the receipts. Der auo,s.
non. stand as per last circular The market eIos-s Arm n, MI N
sfaoie Grades for lugs and inferior leaf prices ar t.ng.r n.
p,see ~ ssi.s OF Kentucky leaf at 1870 hhds virginia and Mar.
Manufactured TSdcco.-The proue.. In sale. n, o.,.,.A.
been FULLY. up 10 the average. Prices for The hes, ma y.
nrsna. Q. - and % have reeeded from i0ao. y n, hence ihs
sna ns',sr Erad.n wel assorted, and VERY ample fr ~. Al.
vaneed period % the season, while Inferior auauii,. h.to- nj.
mahmaafa y no, In large supply. 0roeers purchased Win rsst
mous'a'lon. ana Generally hold very light stocks. The active Inn.
sness season 10 drawing TO . close, xs must th~rrsor. 49, 60, -"
sresponding diminuiion In value. The stoeI has .ush,,v !. :
IN the last month An error occurred in our las, eoxnsss.,s.
sAF"eh o STOCKS, which vas rendered for IssI instead of Iss-
We take the following from the Cotton Cireular Of w
p Wright Co:
crop-fhe telegraph yesterday brovsh, n. account, from v.,,
Gus points Ia the south, which make IL stnnos, e,ttsin n.s h ~,
iher maturing OF cotton for this year b Al an end A Nina r.,
y !, a a,a v h.ys passed over the enhfe cotton region on The nirhts
we learn " Consequences resuhing from Ills fost In m.
meani.ns, hoseye,, is Immediate effect on N. public mind IN y.
aru'wp bales M q extreme estimate for crop, subject
yeioped TO wauantH II. ="
Receipts at ibis port continue large, and are likely 10 he i.,r.
20 inon,n,; ne river are high. new railroad. opened, road 10
planters 70 hurry their crops 20 market and realize them. WeRsy,
upon several occasions. insisted that large early receipt. Do nj %
It. ~ lnpy isrse crops. and that eonlpasisots are omen oaleu.
SUMMARY : tnersase At Me port. compared With last
yysshhr, $3.50 BALE sspsrts-ineress % Great Britain, 1900
10. Total Increase In exports, -, %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
OF RIspycr

on saturday, the ,9th Of October, In the county Of New X.
WILLIAM H.. fRAisEI, IS years Of age.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Nov. q. $50.

1890 -
htSisNs-A'u usual At ris season Of the year. business, e,pe.
tany In commodities o. State prodaction, Is yery dun. pseon 4,
heavy. wheat Dun rlour quiet bu' steady. othsr .rtieiss un.
changed. The money marke, .. more s,fny.us than n ~, b.p
fot some time past, aud Il Il. understood that .he HAM, h.v, .r,.,.
ed upon a course Of contraction, Which win "plach the sprer.- ~
those who may rely upon them for discounts between NE pr,.,p,
'o'aa orders. ht0la prizes Isss % % Ped. "" '"'A'"s
A a ~. quot. =. before. common red aud green ., sse
B1sos-Ths asn.ad. yery limited, .sd ~. make, F. io.o,i,.
shoulder. sx@sHe; Hs@', plain, nv s,s; sugar cured fSsXai}
s.swlI.ws quote :, 90. yb.
.h sSin 9saas s .o'i ~ g. sI... !. sx '''' '.Ir'e good isasa Do.
si Sa : P.,.s, sssS:s s e. y E.as a Assssss; ss y sSss. :;s,.
,, Gssf S. 8s.STssA si l :ss. ME- ss:. H'''.'n' O'"''' at " SOL
cos,n1ss @.rs,, eco ias, unchanged. the ruling price hr
%aMphL@ws sSsss. yses.a |. u sOs, as.
cent. Jsvsi Is s.S..: Mots. nisss ~. cts |'su'yrs
orros Y.ss-ws quote country :, Nom cents; city ~ e,u,.;
ss,s.ss-% \: qso.. gs,m. q y eta; Arm
.s::p:s,,e aa..,sIy Una. I..sSSySi ;%~.S5sss y SIs sssSs.
i...s iIsSsSS;'DDss ssrs ' -. Hs.a, ~ su s.1i sssr ~ s y a., n sss
s.s-%s sss%;ss hsdiss HsriIas . ass s.s ss%s S sicS
,l SSss !. To- sss, s. 4 4 g ssss::. !; s., Sc; ;s ,.:.c:; ". quot. SUI
Ysrr. w gaoi. H.iis. .isys,, a Is = eo1 ,Iis y hsf bo.,
ss.. IL e y Ts : ' slSg go I Z siT 4 y, i e .i.l;,S r.. y. Ss%::.
r,ss,,. md w.,ss',, 10 .'' S.ss. Not, 100 gI q
~ W. qus'. SorA.p sa.a at sse. o sea ", ,,sa
beige nss. J. sssi. AZ "A, FSs,MM 81 sssn saissd AJAX '.'
Isos-we guee Pig sftzIfs9t according 70 qualify aud QUAINT.
ls:Tfs s:Ss 49,. "a 1 fSs! ~ . ssss ~ ss. S:.a: ss ss. s.:s:; tIss
,L.sa-w: sss.. PIE. Western in bs.. at isK ct. t.s
Issa we aas.s ~ y. a. cent. cash and u,,.. n, 49,.
an. .s,ss... y sse'. s s.s en-; ssa s,.y' ssa'ss W MD
per leader, 93oo0S9, a. N sire, safhf and ossIttv -ths ist3-r
priss ec,y 20 sryss,or, he.yy sss,i slir,ng .sS Hsynsss LssS.
E...w. sssss Ssssisss sslss zsv s' ssssl s!ssz5lssiw
Ses..-e Svsts x,x eysss, a = s..,r o.. 4. ,,..
1 Z - s'sa . isk lSsrS iss hsvs
] Ss1 SyS e, ~. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

ni11sesd 0sy Road, sisA
Is.esf ylrginia, par en-.
IArneu' hAAk. par cleo.
kxchAnEe nank, par 500. /.
nank OF the coaa'th, par
Va Nrs and l1Ahns fnsnrl
richmond Hrs ADsciasion
Merchants' Insurance, par
Virginia Csntral Railroad .
Richmond, Fred and rot.
nchnoae and rsessbarr
Richmond and Danvills IA
Janes River and KAnavAa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

~ DIVIDEND NOTICE-Tbe D;rsc
sSSA tors Of the VIRGINIA YrRE AND MARINE INsuR
49, ConfANt, on the Isl Inst, declared q dividend. out 81 Oh,
Rssns ., NE pas. s, months, OF 10 per cent. payable 10 the s,ocr
ho'aen % mrir legal represent liives, on and after Ire Iaah nat
. sdded The remainder Of said profits, viz four Der ornt IA N,
sarp'as mha OF ue company. making thai fund nov $40 aro. tn,
no7-dtisS WM wiIIIs a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

~ Eve most resns s,san. sLu
- The attention Of our friends. su.,o-. 'aD
Cnrpss p,s = : ss.ar,Ssn' q boots, si,ess, TrmnG.a.
and hrst ass~rt,,es, ~ 49,, Sc..p ney viu $40 ne Isrrs.s
90 manufacture ~ ~ the bsf PAn.s.i.ss. tn.ss. sf'her 81 our
Fessr cav aud essglas hf youtae,yea w vow
ALtkANpER HILL 4 Co.
Hsaaiseturerr and Tmpsrs~uof
sell No" and shoe. asdcap.s n.-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

RSss:esw:Es: 3: 1900 ss:::.
cad A'''' NJ" ''TA Ii;;s!sssa. Eel -: |. s :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

@ TO TIE CrrIZEys AVN
te rrseisi Aasr,,an ,ns vIsIIlNd TIE orTy.-S wta $500
~ ~ n, atsnI.on oIthe crutre aud sra yossa ,L.ts..Sesn
Rtsiyrss puffs' ,seavss .rge add sspssio, s-.r,nsr, =, !,
puy,,.h \. sess'hsr wa heh asd sarisi r,oSs ~ "css.s...
se.h before purchasing elsevNsss. 7 Ples.c fvsms
ocis-dm On. doc, ,,.v. so g Main ss,s.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

~ ~ 10 U: w. D
sS- dkApn AND FINE ART GALLERY, 9ty MAIN ~
!. y hs neu and beautiful Rooms, And The an< specimeps a. Al
~ aeeorste the vss Evsry variety Of picture beionripr 70 ne
.uo'ot.ApIse Ar may there he seen IN all ia beauty, PSoaosraphs
-. a, N Avery form and variety Of finish that si or sIperi.nee
M ase, making = pie asing miniature in water or se.c,,ss y.
IN oil eoion- Anbrotypes taken 10 every eone,lv.hl n = 10
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25

A Royal Tragedy-King Kamehameha
Shoots his Secretary.-His Majesty ,Mameha-
meha Nv, King of the Sandwich Islands, re
Gently ordered his servant to bring him his
pistols; whipped him and sent him to prison
because he did not get them quick enough;
that when he received his pistols he, without
assigning any reason, told Nelson, his Secre-
tary, that he must die; that Nelson retreat
ed Int his house, and that the King followed
him up and shot him. 1t is also rumored
that Immediately after the occurrence the
King refused to Mr.. McKibben, his surgeon,
the privilege of attending Nelson, threaten
ing to shoot him il he went near the house
to which Nelson had been removed. The
aext morhing, however, he sent for McKib-
ben, and requested him to render Nelson all
the assistance in his power. 1t is said that
the King beat the Queen, and after shooting
Nelson he stood over the Queen, and threat
ened tho shoot both her and his child. Rum
OF assigns the cause of the act to jealousy of
the Queen-a feeling believed by the entire
community to be without shadow OF found
alton.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25

Col. II. N. Hoe.-.We recently noticed an
accident to Col. Hoe, the inventor of that
wonderful machine, the rotary printing
press, by which acciden he sustained bad
fracture of the leg. The Colonel is direct
or in the Magnetic Telegraph Company, and
by the following action OF his fellow direc-
ors, at their meeting last week, it will be
seen the high estimation in which he is held,
socially, by those who know him best:
Col. Hoe and the Telegraph.-At meeting
of the board of directors OF the Magnetic
Telegraph Company, held at the Aston
House, N. Y, on Thursday, the 18th Nov
ember, 1859. Mr.. Barnum, president stated
that an accident had happened to Col. r. M.
Hoe, and OF the directors of this company,
which prevented his attendance.
On motion OF Mr.. French,
Resolved, unanimously, That this board
deeply regrets the misfortune of their high
ly esteemed associate, they sympathise deep
ly in his mstortune,and express their ardent
wishes for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. Candy seconded the resolution, and
stated his high regard for Col. Hoe, that in
every transaction of life, so far as he has
known him, he has ever found hlm a true
hearted, chivalrouS, honest anu honorable
mar, ami so tar as he was concerned, he tend
cred him his sincere thanks for the energy
and ability with which he had ever dis
charged the duties Of director of this com
pany.
Mr.. Kendall paid an eloquent and honora
bic tribute to Col. Hoes character as a man
and q gentleman.
MIR. Abel also heartily joined in the re-
marks of the gentlemen VINO had SO justly
and so handsomely eulogised his friend, Col.
Hoe, and desired TO say that he had known
Col. Hoe for many years previous to the
formation OF the Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany, and that his friendly and business re-
lati0ns with him had always been OF the most
agreeable Character; that he had ever found
him an honorable, kiad-hearted, liberal gen.
tleman; and that he most sincerely regretted
the accident whsh prrveutsd his pres ence
here 1bls uay.
Professor Morse also bore testimony in the
same general terms. To Col. Hoes high char
acter as man and gentleman, expressing
much regret at the Cause oI his absence from
the meeting at that time.-Nem York En-
press of Noo. 18th.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
Union STREET NORFOLK VA.
III JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor,

ELH JNo SmAAhhS W., = AOfA-
uNHE Proprietor, in re-opening this Hotel,
i respectfully announces to the pubic, That
the entire establishment from top to bottom,
including the Yard, Kitchen nc, has been
thoroughly renovated, with large additions OF
new and fashionable Furniture. Its location Is
too we'll and favourably known to need COM
nent, and it will be the untirng aim OF tne
Proprietor, whose personal attention VIII al
ways be exercised, to make it in Bed, bar ana
Table inferior to NJ Hotel in this section OF the
Country; certainl not&n order, cleanliness,
unexcept, enable t are, and prompt and ponte
attention, which in the opinion OF all sensible
travellers, are the important copcomltants OF
really coed Hotel. .. 81 ..o,x,. -,
fifteen years. in some OF the first Hotels North
and South of his ability to Keep good house,
and still more confident of his determination
10 do so, he respectfully soHcits Ladies and
,Gentlemen visiting Norfolk, to give the MER.
CHANTS HOTEL, under its new regime, SINGLE
TRIAL. may ~
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER Az
FECTIONS.- HARTSHORNE'S GREAT
BUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
Kidney and Bladder Complaints. This Con-
centrated Compound Extract OF Buchu IS the
best remedy in the world for all diseases or
complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
Gravel, elects, Lencorrhoea or Whites, Urinary
complaints, Distinctions and all diseases ana
weakness of the sexual Organs. whether OF
constitutional origin, or from any other cause
OF long or short duration.
1t is prepared by a Chemist, containing no
mercury and is pronounced by meulcai men
TO be not only the best but the cheapest, Buchu
Compound in the world. Persons VINO nave
suffered for years and could scarcely walk
have been cured by using one or two bottles
AZ Large bottles 81; small bottles 10 cents.
sold by Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth ana
hampton. Sc l'-u