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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04

hEngland, sxe bysno means The sn1ost inter-
Eesting of panty % Ina dssgstlittle tent
close by 4 that oceqpied bB Capt. Blakely,
sit two blooming Scotch lassies: sisters, 81,
their, way from. Scotland to 5lve one Of themost
distant postssdf the : Hudson s Bay Compa:
ny; on, Iaks Athabasca; the same young
ladies whose romantic intentio created 50
much private and sentimental interest. At
ST. Paul recently: Now, their, hypertbso:
srean destination Oh Lake. Athabasca, lis al
least eighteen hundred INF fo Hon st Paul,
which added to shes journey from Scotland,
makes SIX Thousand miles by, sea and land
which these young, girls have undertaken
ID. accomplish alone. For what? WHAT'S
this mysterious Grand 1d q which senrus these
twoiy misses Oh their solitary journey
six ahpl Ind rmilesaway from the guardian
the parental roof and twenty 1--WE
haadrcd miles beyond the verge Of civil
5zasion : over wild deserts where TIE baaHa-
salo ranges SOLE slsrrd and through strange
tribes. of sarag snseh-a What inspires the
courage? What ,is. lthe sought reward Of
the peril and Tpriyation? Dof Your stag
plumcd beav1'ers-bend low your airy knees,
proud shades of departed chiav|ssi2!y iav|ssRi2!y and
courtesy--for living men have ceased to
know the grandold heroic iclove-=and knight:
" reverence for loyeer-7which; :whetted the
swords Or men, when men were brave and
women true, Must I ten you most suscsp7
tible P1.-=Q ct6;iin that pretty ddiminuti7e
from your stately syllahes-at (which ]
.ohatge: you be, not tcrusty)) must ltelfyoa
< .=-,you Of all susceptible PlEs:- shat it. is
an errand Of, simple, love that sends these
;bonny lassies round the world that Venus
is the Evening Star which guides them in
the ;gilded track Of the setting sun that,
in short onegof the girls. ,is93 going to the
.extremities Of the wilderness, in, its most
unfriendly zone-7yto: fulfill the 5yows made
three years: ago in Scotland, and with her
sister for i bridesmaid, to make happy
home for the tnan whose honest love beck
ons shersat0ot the frozen fastnesses of the
north; The destined husband Of this he
role girl. ig 4, factor IN one Of the most re-
mote posts Of the Hudson Bay Company,
on Lake Athabasca, and was to have met
her at Fort Garry to make, her his wife, wife,:
Unfortunately the ID dreadful. state ofsthe
roads has prevented the young ladies' from
'reaching Fort Garry III time for the FIRST
canoes, vwhichset out in the MID
die Of June, with supplies from Fort Gar
~ for the posts of !o9 the Company along, the
Saskatchewan, ard the more. northern
streams and Ekes:: A second expedition
will start in August for sFort Edmonton,
which the slasaesiEilL probably accompany;
but will be. teo lRte TO reach their destina;
tion this winter. God speed the brave
girls 81 theif way s''a5 : ssf&s ): a. w. II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04

the sairsis wholesome and tile climate mild;
and each of them forms the extreme from
tier Of vast State; that which follows the
numerous windings Of the Ohio upon the
llett is called kentucky, that upon the.
right bears tho name ct the river These,
two States differ enly in a single respect;
tx 1as Admitted slavery; But ':tie tic
State Of Ohio.has prohibited the existence
of esIwithin its borders. s al :,
"Thus the traveller who floats downgthe
current Of the Ohio hay be said'to sail Be:
tween liberty and sefvitude; and 8 trans :
lent inspection Of the surrounding objects
will convince him which of the Two is
most favorablesto mankind. u;as3essss Y, -,
s9,:"Upon the left bank Of the stream the,
population Is lare;' from time to time one
.descries q troop Of + slaves lettering in the
halt. desert field; the primeyal forest reeurs
at every step; society seems toabe asleep,i
man to be idle, and nature alone offers as q,
scene Of activity and life s4lt l2-!Is4
"Ffom tho. rig Int bank, on tho contrary tsay
2 confused. hum is heard which proclai1lls
the preseneasof industry; the fields are
covered With abundant sharvests; tie ele-
gance of the dwellings, announces the
taste and activity of the laborer; aud man
appears to bo in the enjoyment Of that
wealth and contentment which are the re-
ward Of lab3f ], ..
Upon the left bank ( of tie river labor
is contonnded With. tho idea Of slavery; up
4 az te right bank i is identified with that
..%-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04

10 ad1ir oits boIuso..iiaasa 81 sisN5sgH0l1a q
suassis aefS s,B ifffrississ.it sfI ,tE>;:s4sss. !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04
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s;g91s.si iii .,s4aiosb yEI,ossas ssss,aU taoa.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04
s. Slavery Ygsrs1,u Free Labor. : =
N: De va uEv1LLh, 1h a5is, French Ffsp Dsna
ocrat il his qoot| wor|k entitled aDemoooraov =;

MDEL LoN'at15U 't15 aUEv1LLE, fS1l Il q French Dema
ocrat, ii his Work entitled in1
Ali delnca c'aaSS 1aSs" s"oi'4 o' ys''''sp, -1a z1o7
sS8ss saa sSSfs sSsss s'nsis ss.a s
tkes fpaaht Us sMgfdok 81 81 tie
= xtraordinar9 fact, that etths, sprovinces s.
which were isampa paratifAH AHaaastitute. Of
alliaveA|, Increased in population. in wealth,
and prosperity more rapidly than those
which, coht htaihed tie th grestest Fl ahiatmberysof
negroes In the former, however, sthe, in-
abitants<zere~obhged to cultivate the
,aoib themselves, OF bys hired laboroar,sa;. il
the latter -thsy were furnished with handy
the54&d 10 Eagk4ayet, ,althougt
labor and expense were on one side,as and
ease With economy Qa the other, the FORM
or we're ID ii. possession Of the most advan-
tageops system. . This consequence SEEM
led tosbeat the more difficult to explain since.
the settlers; Mhosall belonged stoa.the sam 9
European race, had the Gsane'shabits, The
same civilizxti1n, The same laws, and their
shades YYf H4s renee Were extremely slight.
;; ~ hoBeYer, continued TO- ADVANCE
and the Angle Ameriesn ispraadinga9 be-
yond ,thercoastg of the Atlantic ocean .pen-.
etsasea, farther and farther into The soIii-
tahdesYf tile ests they met iWith a. hnew
sQi and sAlnWy!oateak 4GsiAlmatl aAeoe obstacles
sWhich opposed :themsRere ofcthedmost va,
rionsscna1aoter; their races ;intermi1glea,1
the. e.inhabitantsa5f The South went, up TO-
wards the North, those Of the North de-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

THRES CHILDREN BURNED TO DEArH.-The Lykens-
town (Pa) Journal states that on Tuesday night
of last week the dwelling Of Mr.. Zimmerman, In
Clark's Valley, in that county, was destroyed by
FIRE and three lives lost. 1t appears that Mr..
Zimmerman was employed somewhere near Pine.
grove. his wife aud family remaining at home. On
Tuesday evening Mrs. Zimmerman and her eldest
SOD lat home on vist)left the house TO spend the
evening at a neigbsor's. leaving in bed at home
three children, of which the eldest was about
thirteen years old. On their retarp, at about 10
o'clock, II, the house was found In flames and
nearly consumed, the children of course perishing
with it, A few of the bones of the children were
recovered and inferred on Friday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21
INSURANCE..
INSURANCE.
T'HE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
L INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN TIL STATE
fRTERED IE(rINT fTIrRE DE

T'HE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
Is TIE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
CHARTERED BT THE LEGESLfTURE or
VIRGINIA IN la32.
This Company mas Unipterruptediy conducted It's
paid in losses by Fire and Sea- mostly citizens
OF hichmond, more than one and q quarter BaiLi6a
qfd0ars. returned to its stocs holders reasonable
per centage on their in yestment aud Is new doing
aud ueservedly maintaining IT'S character for safety
FIRE INSURANCE
Towns and Counties fhroug ghout tt is State and a6
joining states, on as low terms as by other good
MARINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time, and on vessel, Freighss
and Cargoes by the voyage 10 all paris OF the world
at fair curr. rates OF premium.
The dgth6ri.ed Capital of this Company is $780,
CO. but s Capital is only $3.50 tD composed
Of shares of only 80 edcs, the original Shares of
SIOD each having been divided into fU. for facility
of distribution among our CT Aens ana ITS surplus
is So, 900 or more, and steadily Increasing.
any one locality. the President mas accepted the
UNITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF LON-
Having Capital of 50 500 00 sterling. or $40 Geo 600
with which Company large risks are divided, thus
aft rding the amplest security to those who insure
their property. =. An, o,ao. NJ
I3l Main street. by mail and will receive prompt
and courteous attention:
wism psmsr AIss ies'gn Parker &
| j a W adsworth. William Beers Thos Samson .Chas
| W Purcell. jos Winston, Il Claiborne, Patrick
Cullen. deo " Smith, Winston, Hugh Fry
anu 'awue' '''' " L cowARDIN, President.
| WILLIAM WILLIS. JR. Secretary. ie lo-Im
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1sO1.Dp u LINcVN, DTuREl5IB,
de l0-ems No 9oI Rroad a.
lS- THE USE OF DIR. HosrErrEn's

STOMACH BITTEaE for Dyspapsia, Flatulepce. Heayi.
ne IS OF the Stomach any o:ber ike affections is
second TO none in Americs or abroad. 10 be able
to stAt conf iently that he "btters" are rtan
cure for d, speDsa an like dis, ,es is to the pro
pr'etor u'ce OF uualloyed pleasure 1T II moves
al MORBID matter from the stomach purifies the
blood, lmparts renewed vitality to the nervous svs
tem sisin it that tone I'D energy SO
for the restoration of heath. The numerous sc-
acknowledgements of ats superior excellence and be-
nencent results haVe ID the proprietors that
tcannot but prove great cure to the afflicted and
impart vitality to the thorough system.
81 See advertisement in another column.
xa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21
WASHINGTON, February IS, 1859.

WHAT THE AMERICAN CHILDREN EAT.--A CORES.
pondent of the PoughkeePsie Daily Democrat
states that "while visiting a school in Montreal.
he asked the teacher if there were any American
children there She said there we're, and she could
tell them ty their pale faces, bright eyes, and
vousness. They learned quicker, bat lost so many
days during the term, from sickness, that they
did not get along so fast as those who were able
to be present constantly. He also took occasion
to examine their luncheon baskets, and found the
American fare to be piece OF mince pie, the same
Of pound cake, two doughnuts, pickle, and a
cold sausage; while the English, Irish and Scotch
children had either two days old bread and
meat, bread and butter, or bread aud apple, with
nothing else.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

CLAIM AGAINST Col. BESroH's ESTArs.-The Trea-
sury Department has notified the executor of the
late Col. Benton Of judgment against the deceased
rendered 10 1885, in favor Of the United States for
a. 600. The Government claims priority in pay.
nent The executor will appeal to Congress for
relief on the ground Of the insolvency OF the es.
tate the estate being hardly sufficient to pay the
hills owing for the necessaries furnished to do.
cedent's family.
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- KUNAWAY.-SlUO REWARD

The above reward will be paid for the appre-
n hension and delivery 10 Eavis Hutcheson,
Lk, in the city OF Richmond. OF confined in any
jan that get him ain, il taken OF the stats
of VrgiDia and $50 If taken in the state of Virginia.
for my man THOMAS JEFFERSON. lie Is abopt
81 years OF age, brown complexion, iull head hair
good teeth. feet 10 inches high, and rather grum
countenance. JOHN A HUTLH SSOh.
s9- Enquirer and Whig will copy in weekly pa
per twice each. ia 22-dts
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sR- LIFE SIZE PgoTosRApus-1

UIFH OIyE IHUTUGHAFEJ.-Ine
subscriber takes pleasure ia announcing 10 his Eu
merous patrons and the public at large that he is
now prepared to furnish Photographic from minia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
II not superior to any produced in this city, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied ana eIt
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and ex
anime specimens at GlBBS Temple of Art, Corin
THAN Hall, Maia street, between 9th and 10th:
GIBBS.
p. S.-If yon want q genuine Ambrotype. this is
the place 10 get it, where you will neither be hum
bugged in price or work. Also, Meleinotypes, OF
any other Picture in the PhC.ographic Art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

BoDY FoUxD.-The body Of q new born
white infant was found in the basin at the packet
landing, yesterday morning, when the water was
drawn from the canal. No clue, AZ yet, has been
obtained as to how it got there. Information was
at once sent to the Coroner, who will spare no
efforts to discover the mother, but there 10 very
little probability Of his succeeding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

REPUTATION OF CRY DEBr.-A large gathering
of the people of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania was held
on the 10th instant, at which resolutions we're
adopted repudiating the outstanding bonds issued
BY the municipal authority Of the city to pay cer-
tain railroad subscriptions. Ii is alleged that
these subscriptions were obtained by false and
fraudulent representations and by corrupt means,
without the consent, expressed or implied of q
majority of the people. These Measures appear to
be in resistance to decision of the Supreme Court
of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21
So THE GRsAr VIRGINIA REMEDY,
AND No HUMBU1.--
! PATERS' INeALLtBLE REMEDY FOR anNOR-

fhiEhS ISEALLtBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
lbs great american Remedy, containing no Her.
curlai or Baisamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative rest
rstive ahd renovatlng powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the aboys re-
medy viii care the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the facts
But the proprietor who has known of the remsdy
Tor twenty odd years. has known of case of twenty
years standing to be restored perfect health and
all other cases OF shorter duration to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
cure, provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence on the part of the patient and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
ingiy, In his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure and in case Of failure. Will furnish additional
medicine, free OF charge, to complete the cure
snIough ms agents; and cure will De effected with
out inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GkUBBS Il APPERsON, Druggists.
H., Agents for the city of Richmond,
Q6 tU-6ms In OIL Rroad AZ
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sz2- DR. JOHN B. WALrnALL, (Homu
apHClAL NOTICES.

EaS~ JOSEPH, HoDGsoN, JR, Attorney
st Law and General Land and Presumption A gent
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
REFERS TO
Hon Ii. a. Wise. Governor Of virginia;
Professors M nor aad Hoicombe, University of Va;
i. Nunaliy. PreSt Bank of the Commouw eaith;
James LYONS, Attorney az Law, Richmond:
{. Purcell Co, Exchange and Stgck Brokers
RICHMOND
Gc3dsn n Appersou. Real Estate Brokers. Richie
keut. Paine q Co. Dry Goods Iohbsrs, do.
I5oE3ss, Hughes & Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
bers, Richmond:
Iiusley, Iardy " iliams. Wholesale Grocers:
B. II. skinker co Wholesale Grecers kich d
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BusaLAkY.-The residsnoe OF Mr. Xm

BusGLAKY.-There residence Of Mr. Wm.
Willis, on franklin, between 21st aud I'D streets,
was entered about o'clock yesterday morning.
and robbed of number Of articles If wearing ap-
parei Knives aud forks, etc. The burglars entered
by forcing the basement window. Two of them
then lighted candle aud went mp stairs 10 search
Tor valuables, but the light awoke lad, who gave
the alarm, at which the villains flsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

ACQUITTED John Smith, indicted by
the Grand Jury for stealing an overcoat from
John II. Richardson, one Of the Conductors on
the Central Railroad was arragned before the
Hustinas Court last Saturday. for trial, and plead
not guilty. The jury, after hearing the evidence
and remarks OF counsel, brought in . verdict Of
not gulity, and the accusedswas discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

u 8. SOLDIERS MURDERED BY INDIANs.-A letter
to the New York Times, dated Fort Buchanan, fn
Arizona Territory, states that Sergeants Kelly and
Berry, who had just been honOrably discharged
from the 1st Dragons and who were on their way
into the States with their families, were murdered
by Indians on the 24th ult.. and their wives and
children taken captive. The murdered men had
several thousand dollars with them and were acs
companied by Sergeant Ryan and family, who was
on bis way to the States on furlough. Sergeant
RyaUb made his escape, but his wife was also carr
red of captive. Lieutenant Lord, with fifty dra.
goons Immediately started in pursuit of the mur-
derers. Some anxiety was felt for Capt. Ewell,
who was ont with only six men, accompanied by
Assistant Surgeon Irving.
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NIM Crop
sNElSS0.

LIE tS4S. NEW CROP 1859
LANDRKrH'S CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS
The subscriber Is Just in pt oi large and well
selected supply Of the above popular seeis, consist
ing IN part of
Beet. Beans, Cabbage.
Celery, Igrrut, Gress.
CGcnmtrr. Corn, CymbliDg,
kaie, 1ettxce, Neion Mustard
Onions. Peas, parsuips
Parsley, Pepper. Radish,
Satisfy, tomatoes &C, &c,
T. which he respectfully calls the attention OF Far
,aers. Gardeners aod Dealers assuring them that
t.rv pan rely their being fresh.
JOHN w GAKLTCK,
Apotheeary and Druggist, Franklin 81
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An OLD BAG OF CoiS.-Amongst the assets OF
the Trust Company which have been placed in tho
possession Of the trustees is small bag OF silver
coin containing probably 500, which Was len 10
the bank az a special deposit so long ago that the
officers have no recollection Of the time or person
leaving IL. 1t has never been called for, but has
been waiting 90 owner for years. Tho bag 70 ia-
belled "Robert BlaBd"-Cinciaadh Gdseffe, fee ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

Flsa-A IRE occurred Ia Brownsville, Miss on
tho 18th insfant, destroying u houses, q loss OF
100000 Among the houses burnt were those 90.
supied BY Grcenwald 4 Co., - dry goods store;
Petit Vale, bar and restaurant; the Home
Journal nswspapsr ofics; B. J. Walker Co, gre.
csry, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21
RoBBsnY-About 10 o'crock la.t ga

tnrday night, the money drawer in the grocery
OF John Mckewin. on Main street, between 2lst
and 22d, was stolen by some sly rogue, who OBJ.
tanned by the operation about $50 in money, a gold
chalu and some few other valuables. The theft
was committed while the family were in q rear
room.
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fs l5-lm*
@ CUMMlTTtD d To NUnFOLK CI1l
- III A

n JAIL AS A RUNAWAY-Was committed
N to the Jail of the rporatiUn of the city of
-. No,f folk on the ,3.h day of November, iIs,
- ro man calling himself Tom BAILY. The saia
negro mal Is I'VE feet seven and oae half inches
high, and Weighs one hundred and sixty Ave
pounds abOut thirty years DID, OF q light conipi- 4
ion, states that he was horn in Sum merset County,
Maryland, and claims TO lie born free; had on Win
committed TO jail, sleeps siey clothes aud sailor
hat THuo CUkPREW
fe 9-fW SergeaDt City N0l folk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

ANOTHER GIGANTIC ENTERPRIsE.-One of the mos:
stupeudous commercial enterE rises Of the present
day, is proposal to unite the bays of Bengal and
Siam, by ship canal across the Maiayan PENN
suia, which would shorten the voyage from Can-
ION to Calcutta over eleven hundred miles. SiI
John Browning, who has been addressed on the
suhJect by the Chamber of Commerce of Bombay,
states That the direct passage across the Isthmus
10 about nifty miles, and that from Information
furnished him, ii would appear that "a few miles
OF canaiizaiion are alone required to unite these
naVigable communications as they now exist.n-
Even IN the event of the necessary length of the
canal proving greater, the saving of even ninety.
hve miles ia every hundred, is sufficient TO make
the work one OF eerly probable eompletinn
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Green'sin

PosTPoNRMENr.-PToIessor Green's in
terestipg lecture the artistic Life of W. H
Crawford" having been prevented by the incIem
ency OF the weather Friday evening, is postponed
to this evening. We hope 10 see the Mechanics
Hall hiled on the occasion. This lecture, though
through the Kindness of Professor Green given
for the benefit OF the Young Mems Christian As,
socation, is not part ofits regular Course hence
the small admission fee will be paid by members
as we'll as others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

CosvIcrID.-Lewis Delmere, indicted
by the Grand Jary for attempting to take the life
Of Joseph y. Signiaeo, was tried before shs Hust-
ings Court last Saturday. found guilty, nnsd IS
and costa, and sentenced TO Imprisonment In the
city jail for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21
sa- sroyEs. RANGES AND Funsaoxs

kkE- Stoves, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Now in store full supply, cargo of sehr Mignio-
nette. Purchasers are invited to examine the quail.
ity of our wares. We especially recommend the
aichme nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove
Repairs always on hand for all leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
NJ Wanted Immediately two first class workmen
&C is GEORGE STARRETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

NAw socIETY.-The young men of
Shockoe Hill have formed an association for men.
tai improvement, and call it the Literary Cres-
cent Debating Society," They meet every Tues
day evening in Saunders Hall, where various sub.
jects are discussed.