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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
nE- Fresh GARDEN SEkD-At
wv GARLICK'S
NH 3 ct Drug Store. Richmond, Va.

Mg~ CHILLs AND FEVER, CHILLs AND
FEVER. of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public for Fever and Ague ami
which have received the highest ercomiums from
the press and the people, is DR. j HnSTETTER'S
fortunes arising ON this terrible disease when it
can bs Sd easily cursr? Who would endure sleep
less nights burning fevers and icv chils alternate
IT, when remedy can be obtained for mere trifle.
And yet howsmsny families finger ont pain fol ex
istenee uDdeT this deadly blight, and do nothing
but gulp down quiDiL until Il becomes as common
as their daily meals and yet they not relieved.
None but the foolish aud weak would hesitsta Ia
procure these valuable Btters, and save themselves
Intense agony.
sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where.
ra- See advertisement in another column.
NH lin
Egg SaNFoaB's LIvsB INvIGEaAroR-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FRoM aUM.--Is mild and eE
fectual caihartie acting first on the LIVER, to
eject its morbid matter. then on the stomsch and
Row els. and carries off ali matter that prevents
their healthy action and thus STRENGTHENS ard
builds up the whole system very repidiy and is the
best YER 1NNIaERATOR
LIVER INvIGERATOR and
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
PuRIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES Dyspepsia
CURES COsTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CERES CHRONIC DIARRHof.
Sold by all Druggists ie 36-6m
ssSg- Positively ONLY FOB Two WEEKS
LONGER ALI who want good PICTURES AT COST.
should come ut to II Main Street, Whitehursts
old Gallery, as WATSON will remain only a few
weeks longer.
ss- Reeollect. ii you want cheap and good PIC.
TU~as. you rsust call ut II Maiu Street.
&EThe GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale.
and will be sold low fe 2s-imit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

WANTED TO HIRE, for the balsuce
w of the year. boys about IS year. Ct age -
only to WILLIAMS RAGLAND, or to 4 D
WILLIAMS. nh J. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07


B-As shall not be- able TO call on man. OF nv
fellow eitiz. n. before the day of election hope
therefore, that they will do ME the justice 10 IN.
1uire Of those who DO know me, as TO my aualifca-
lions for he q flee seek. NH dds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

EREsH COCOA NUTS 600 flesh
l. Cce,s Nuts. received By schr. fer ss'e On eou'
m ission price S. ~ Per lef. xali cary
LOUIS BOSsIEUA,
rh- No - AAiu stlect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

MF ErECIAL KoriCa-The attention
Of the public is requested to my sale of genteeI
Household Furniture, TO take place az rhe late
idence of Samuel Woodward, deceased, THIS
Day a. 10 O'clock Gee advertisement.
NH ~ Il Il COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
CHEAP AND HANDSOME COLLARS.

" Handsome fashionable shape Collars for the
ladies a. low prices. Call and get one at
MALE ATS Cheap stere,
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

TIE POSTAL SERyICE.-There is nothing to sus
tain Postal Service till the LIST July next, bnt ac-
cruing postages,-after that nothing at all. The
decision of the Post Office Department is to res
duce service till July, and then 1t ceases. The
members of the cabinet, it is said, regard an exa
ira session as unavoidable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

Qua AMssic.S CoUsIN-UjeVSnli SccsSS.-our
American Cousin held possession OF the stage at
the Theatre all last week, with crowds in attend.
ance larger than ever before encouraged the run
OF a piece by their presence. "ouc Cousin Is
evidently putting money in the purses OF the man
ayers and has excited furore that is likely to
owe. low the treasury of the MARSHALL. This week
/, will be repeated every night, with new pieces
10 which whestley and Clarke will appear. The
only hope for seats for ladies ms 10 depend on
the box sheet, and to that we would recommend
PLAY goers to repair at an early hout IN the day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
s. MAHKET GARDEN FOR RENT

N:I Or SALE-one mile west Of the city of Rich
twenty five acres OF first rate
land, with q house containing six excellent
~ ms with kitchen, stable and we'll of good water
Also. a lacge asparagus bed. For terms apply to
NH T--9t~ NJ GIANNINI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
WARTS

WANTED-eeveral good MILL.
w NER9 also, one who can act as Sa'eswoua,
To good hands. liberal wages will be paid Anil
at WlGAND's
NH 7-lts jq6 Fr5ad :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

Hg~ MANAGER OF THE rooR HoUsE-ro
THE CITIZENS or RICHHoND-I most resrsct
fully announce myself for tbs above office. Ard
solicit your votes at the coming election
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

Days Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From the Crescent
Not particle of srychnine 1.-THE best have tasted fer
many day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
T,he Adams Express COmpany.
WM. STOCKELL,

WM. STOCKELL,
PI AIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
wHulzssIE KEIku nEALER Is
III Y ID Il a ULIC MENTS
Plaster Of Paris, PlastcrinS Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY Tops, a. TER.
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. II Broadway, between Summer and
Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
r,ureh4lvC
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
CLASSIFICATION.
FIRST CLASs,

Spirits Of turpentine. camphne, burnng dnds and Varb
will only b taken At owners risk.
GunpoWde friction nstches and osr cornbustible
ces viii be charged q Local rates q each Road aud only
E.,.1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
Public Sale of Lots al 90.
p EN- S A col A

TWyHE undersigned Trustees Of the Psseoia City Company,
having determined held sale Of portions OF their lots
embraced in various parts their property, hereby
give notice will ke place the 5h DAY OF DE-
GENDER 1850 at the COmpAnys ONCE he city Of Pensa-
cola.
Thu object OF sale which is the FIRST Of series. is to raise
means to promote imp OF the remainder in degree
commentaries with general improvement Of Pensacola due
10 the certain carly completion Of the Montgomery and Pen
sacola its various connections with Mobile Column
bu and the Northern Rail Roads.
Of payment third in easd Onehid II one year.
years. bearing cent Interest
the per Mortgage bonds CT the Alabama and
florida Rail Road Company Of Florida viii be taken at in
lieu of the notes.
second sale will take place IN due time, when the Montgomery
and Pensacola Rail Road further advanced to-
wards Completion and when its influence shall have been nois
widely felt and acknowleiged.
CHARLES A. DAVIs) Trustees Of the
sAs'L JAUDON, Pensacola City
WM H. CHASE } Company.
Pensacola, 1850. lnovll-dtdec2l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

1t will great deal unnecessary trnRbeifou friends
IN writing to Us, viii beaI in mir the following rules
Always give the date Post oe and state in the body
Of your letter. a
II wish the Paper changed from one ece another give
both ofhces in full.
II You Frits busnes and other Matters write separate
sheets OF paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited sill such facts
and subjects be Of HfoTma interest he public
Anonymous communications whatever character will
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon the paper
We eanhot undertake TO return rejected communications
All letters business should b directed Messr T. g.
EASTMAN CO., and personally either of the Pro-
pTietors
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RENFwABLH AT PLEASURE.

hANEHAbLH At PLEASURE.
One Square, Ons year. sseEach additional Square, So
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oEE DoLLAR per Square arst cEsTs eacn
subsequent il sertiou
Advertisements published in hotE the Daily and Weekly viii
added.
7nsieat Asessisnents ,ss Be paid Tor at the time 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and LIOurIng Mill,
ESTABLISHMENT.

DURR Msones Of all sizes hand and made to order, Smut
Mills, Mill spindles, Mill Gearing Boiling ctot Of Ell
numbers Dutch anchor Brand bsug, hosting and regulating
Screws serene wire picks and plaster Paris, and mood from
the manufacturers which enables 20 sell best articles AZ lev
prices.
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding the
theory practice milling operations. Mers and MIL
wgh viii find It TO examine my stock and
prices purchasing All goods sold b are Earene %
give satisfaction.
All orders aud Commune ltionS promptly attenden TO-
P. N. RYAN,
Cor College and Broad sts Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

RiAEOSg MDS1Cs
TUsf received By the Subscriber IS Of those su--1
u celebrated Pianos Of steinway & sOns and ~
II. Gale & Co of N. T., consisting 81, y III III III n
ca and ~ oetaTes. Those in want Of this IN =
dspensahie paror ornament would call and see ny
stock. Sod as low the lowest and warrant years
Also for sale the largest stock Of sheet Music and y.
steal Instruments IN The city For bargains cali q - s,9l -
ostQi JAS, A. MCCLURE
ATOTECE.--On the night Of & 81 morning o. ne ~
instant, $50 bill on the Union Bank q Isnne -
through mistake, passed Al the COUNTS - h ehom
St. Cloud one for 81 x w 49, -~, ID
i vas pass-d las doTee The they VII please ss'aa -
estlI-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
HENDERsON RIB O's.,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM AND GAS PITTERs,
Nc. "a DEADERTCE STREET,

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
ETE have on hand foFsaie Sheet Lead Lead Pipe bats
M Water Closets Wash STANDS Lin and Force Pnnis Ale
Prns Hose Hydsns Boek Tin Gas Fixtures sheet Line,
WISER Rams Wrought Iron Pipes Tor Gas and steai from %
iahes Also Globe Wives Check waves, Connecuqn Cocks,
Air Cecs Cauge Cocks. Gong Bells Steam Whistles eooE sand
Knees o every description 70 sut the aboye SC Parties IN ne
contrY can have pipes cut and sceFed b. sending drawings
BAgents Tor Harfisou's pasn Coal and Wood Cooking
Rsnosrs septl6-d,tE&U6n
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
Ls received cue assortment Of French Conietoneries.
a an sin narrfacturing that A No Candy, and
selling il as cheap IS any other oGs n the city. have made
10 M Blzsry, and able to furnish
great many more Of ose large LoaEes q Bread, win all
Saristy Of Cakes, Pies, &c. CHAs- kOBkRTS0N,
nav5..lu No II Market Street
THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
XIII in store BonrDon and Rye whisky,
NJ byus as old Whisky two years ago. pure and very
are lnsasl bEthlETT 4 SMITH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
9asb6iIIf 4nion an0 9msritan.
DAILY IS; TrI-weskly s.; weekly Sc.
Bates OF Advertising.

TEN LIKES OR 1Ess CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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VIII carried from the essbraed Plaster Banks IN Yirgnst
Chattanooga and Dalton, and Stations s Ras rsennee
and GeoFEa Railroad at six dollars per ton Of 10 pounds
To NashV and all Stations The Nashville 4 Chaitanoog
Railroad, at nine dollars per tor Of 100 pounds
Also Tuscumbia and Satia1s Eat Of ruacumha- ~
Memphis Charleston Road nine dollars and al Sta.
ions yes. Of Tuseuuba, at twelve dollars per ton-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
WHOLESALE GHOcERs,


DALY'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w fl L S X E Y
From tie Ee,s Orleans PicaysnS.
JNHE purity of this whisky certified to by the leading
Northern Of science, sucR as Dr. Chiffon the noted
New Yerk Chemist friend Of who such hing:
able safely recommend this Valley Whisky to those in
need Of agOOd article.
Days Aromatic valley whiskey.
From the Crescent.
particle Of srychnne in 1.-THE best we have tasted for
many day.
DaIy's Aromatic valley whisksY.
From the Daily True D6ltd Bes0 Orleans.
BY friends Who are that he Aromatic T.lisy Wb1teV he
poetry Of Old Monongahela Manufactured Wn
DAILY is unequaled for Puri" and Favor" by any the
market.
Days Aromatic valley whiskeY.
From tie Memphis Daily appeal.
by COED judges Re free from all dessrOu'
foreign substances and consequently it sAoS 0tee dee
an influence upon those who use them where they
all The noxous beverages that generally intended for
Whisky are an imposition and a curse,
DaIy's Aromatic valley WhiskeY.
From the Georgian Citizen.
u nyAds who need pure Oc without much of he al
cohol principle.
DaIYss Aromatic Valley WhiskeYs
From The GdIUeSton Ira.
We have hesitation in pronOuncing it equal not superior,
to any have ever drank.
DaIy's Aromatic valley WhiskeY.
From the Memphis Daily Eagle Enquirer.
pronounced by the highest scientific and medical
authority pure and healthy mulant entirely free from dele
FERROUS We with perfect confidence
to these require alcoholic stmulant for Gdct par
noses "DaIys Valley whisky superior Gin, Cordial
French Brandy Madeira Wines, and indeed all other
varieties spirits which sold in this Market for Of
them can found in state. No intelligent physician
the rshness prescribe sport Vine French
Brandy patient when patent to all the world that they
be had, eKo by base compounds, in the Mississippi
Valley.
would suitable for medicinal and public
poses. CHAs. I. JAOhSON,
It is without any deleericus admXtare.
JAS. r. Chiffon, N. D., New York.
Entirely free from aduleratng Ingredients frequently
used JAS j. AAPEs, New YORK.
II Consumers depend upon getting article Eher
ybuy the Valley Whskey it sold BY the bottle and cas-
only. WIN. DAILY,
l9 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale IN Nashville by RAwORTH GLENN.
~p2I-d2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
DALY'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w Fl / S X e. Y

From tie Ne,s OrIeans Picaysns.
VNHE purity of this whisky cerH.d the leading
Northern Of science, sucR Dr. Chiffon the noted
New Chemist friend Of who understands such hings
tells US this Aromatic good Aromatic and be is re
able safely this Valley Whisky to those in
need Of good article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
What General Taylor Siad at Buena
Vista i'm Reply to Santa Anna.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The letter published in the HERALD Of the It'll Of August
last verifying the facts of history the instance of the
memorable orders of General Taylor Captain Bragg at
the battle of Buena VISTA correct in every particular
and unaffected old soldier will testify. The fact there
strong tendency the part Of writer's generally
TO present distinguished men, not they really are
they would have them The instance referred to proof
Of this and might enumerate many others about Wash
tory sadly mangied and distorted in the effort
TO show that they had of those little mperfcctions
which prove tibet they and not angels their
biographers would have us believe.
Now, as have little respect for historical accuracy
in such matters will take the liberty of correcting
other mistake which has been made in regard to Old
lack and by which he is made the author of despatch
he never wrote. relate the circumstance it was told
by person who was present, and the language which
was really used Before the battle OF Bena Vista, when
Taylor's gallant little army was surrounded by force
five times its number and it's utter annhiation APP
peared certana least TO those who knew nothing Of the
material of which was made up-Genera Santa Anna
sent one Of his aids to summon the old
veteran surrender and represent to him the folly Of
entering upon conflict that must end In the utter defeat
OF the Americans. The summons to surrender was re-
ported by Colonel Bliss, who when he had translated
70 Ud Jack, asked what reply he should make.
y ie him - said the General in his usual prompt and
empnatic manner; "tell him to go TO HE'LL
19pne Bliss asked him If he should send that reply
him DID flfst.n LII
Colonel Bliss, who was thoroughly posted up In tho
euqvee u tne camp thercupon wrote the despatch which
iAs peer creuHed 10 his commander and which was to
that General Taylor declined acceeding thereto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

sssp1 TSsa ssnd Rss
Consul at Porto Rico Mrs Ro3ay Porto Rico MARQUEE.
NJ
IL the p and ID MRS
Ivan Mr. TheSdore Leon and lady and Mr. Richards
ms Miss
s a Gay sns four . ossry Mr. Ts
n aesSjs ss Hedge
cy Mr. I'd aay M vf Rogers r cos
Iscus Carey, Mrs Hamilton Mr. VIM Fleming Mrs Fleming,
~ @ u.s. sss
spla Evans Msadon h Low faeFer%as ''2aaa
son Samuel French and lady lady hrss
Ell
@ sy sEssH9s and
ssf%.n M ID %sss NJ Parry conps
and friend. Henry Henry
fye Mr. N sy Md Ss san a x Mr.
n Mr. Bpr S Mr. and sSs a
:ss ssa 5
$aa S.5
s0sf SS Gynn, Sa ana
Butts M Brocksfie Nj willing Mr. sseymsns children
W. ss IT. 0s ss Swp
1g a sHs HpsH
NJ is and NJ s
,ndsS Mpeks M Henry
NJ Adop& fa Oder Total sss AA' MI
From Liverpool in the steamship Kangaroo Holy
Sn 4ss msse and c Mil Misses
Fanny Rshs key "a T. Rockws and lady Miss Bed
spsct and lady Miss ru small wife s and ssrse chill
Sarah and Isabella Edwards; Thomas sharp and lady VIM
Mawkn sa and a. LADY BoSeer and Lady Mrs leyd
M MAJ
S,1s1 s,. sSS
B Bsss WILSON, Ga Edgar 49, dha NJ s5sdsY
John s%S rss S.so1 bsjns Sann
levy Workman Mss ss Betsy ka James
P Pssr s Geoqse f Pow Price,
) II Adams, M Thompson-and 2sO in the s'eerage
T2 ensrsi!sR Il p; tss$s
and T ha
steerage. ..rnn,
Norfolk and ,I RchToRd rh In he ssashp
Rswlns. n Hess wisam, Mrs camI , Shld and
s sssTsn rcksnS and sehdrea
george GFOnsr M Maurice Johnson Il
e, NJ rSas' sRs
ger 7 seely and lady Hauz = n Christian, L Hem
~ a sqsns fo %'1ss
Pope and lady Mis- Saun!on Mrs Mechers Frost Ed
ward kirkpatrick, John Webber, Mrs Gwynner Mrs A
Iovet Miss Salisbury Mrs Cleveland Mrs Stewart Merrfl
Chas Gulmew, 3 Pitcher, H Hugh, W gendy, g Hoa
Phillips Miss Phillips, Miss Lac Miss Lee Weeks
Sh9ckman, Muller Merrill, Miss Merrill Clark a1d
lady, Ellis, Kills, Walter, Jno Wilson and lady, Tw
Brown, Thos Simpson, g Staub Herman q Pritman'
Haggsrty, @ Brod-ana % in The steerage. Isl
For Nassau, in British steanship Karnek-Mrs Andrew
Scott and two daughters New York. FredeT1ck W.
NssAu Rev Thorason, dol Sands new f Ess ~.
Archdeacon Caul6eld, Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
The Absurdities OF the Commercial Press.

The Absurdities or the Commercial Press.
prom the Courier and Enquirer, Sept ls]
II Ia generally assumed that when the imports exceed
the exports Of country the balance Of trade against
It, With the following Transaction how people know
anything about it,
purchase here pork to the amount Of 900
And ship Il 70 the West Indies, &C., where brings,
Resulting profit. .........................s 5000
order the proceeds TO be shipped TO me in cocoa
&C. The balance Of trade consequently appears against
Now how the figures relative to the balance Of trade
which OCCASIONALLY appear IN our daily papers 70 be henf
RyMARKs- true in this isolated case that the Custom
House books do not illustrate the balance of trade There
suggested by subserber We think mav y saf sIv
estimated that the profits the exports the
rage fully ten per cent But with this
Of profits on the exports Of ten years. there
is yet large balance unprovided for abroad.
There but criterion in this matter OF the ba-
lance of trade, and that is the export Of specie The
sness OF no one year be fairly taken text for
comments we must take series Of years in order
tain fair theory. There are various circumstances
which should enter into this estimate of foreign trade be-
sides mere Imports and exports We allude 10 the
annually spent abroad by American travellers and mil
lions RENTED annually towards the payment Of interest
on funded debts due by American States corporations
We will take the ten years ending July l. 1885, fit pc
Rod for estimates as 10 imports and exports.
The Treasury reports state that the gross imports into
the United States for ten years ending July 1855
The gross exports for the period were 50 524 GA
600; but Of this sum no less than 1905 600 600
gold and silver about twohrds Of the aggregate pro-
duct of the California mines. Now If deduct this
$306 GOO from the aggregate exports Of oOO
II leaves resulting balance Of produce and manufactures
amounting to 600 000 or an excess Of 1929 900 900
in imported goods, &c. for this short period.
is to suppose that the importaons Of ls49
1858 have been cancelled by the exports with the
help Of three hundred and six millions Of specie which
known to have been exported beyond the specie imports
within that period. The truth is, more heavily in
debt Europe in 1863 than at any former perod-cer
tainly millions beyond the debt existing in 1849.
This debt arises from three First for goods
purchased sold commssion secondly for bonds and
stocks sold abroad during the years 1S491 1885, thirdly
for capital placed for investment in New York and other
cities.
Whenever a revusion occurs in Europe, in the
spring Of 1852 and the Of interest abroad
that at home creditors claim their money
gent demands abroad and this the instant be paid
in god not in goods This fact very clearly indicated
in the shipment 81 gold and silver from the United States
TO Europe early this year. viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
The Fall Regatta.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
One short announcement has appeared in the papers Of
the forthcoming fall regatta Of the New York YachtCub
which rs to take place on Thursday, Sept %. AS
this racerom the and Contemporaries
be the most interesting Of this year. many lovers Of
advertisement of steamboat TO accompany the
has appeared This was the case at the last fall regretta
of the club, and your correspondent most unwngly)
had forego the pleasure of witnessng Now does the
Yacht Club insist that steamboats, shall accompany the
fall regatta, though permitted with the spring one
Are steamboat afraid trust their crafts far
out the light ship, what is the that hundreds
ready and willing TO pay any reasonable price for good
days sport debarred from participating in it, From
yachting am led to hope that it will give this
inquiring growl from A LOVER OF YACHTING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

Robert Wicklide, Esq, distinguished citizen of Ken
lucky, said to be the weahiest in that State and
fathernlaw to Mr. Preston, Minister to Spain, died at
Lexington on the LIST inst.
On Thursday, September /, HENRY CLAY ERWIN grand
of the late Henry Clay was found at the Gait House.
Louisville, KY in the agones Of death He died soon a
terward. No explanation is given of his dccease.
Information has been received at the State Department
in Washington from William Miles, the United States Con-
sui at Calao Peru of the death within its consular dis
rct Of the following American citizens including seamen
Marines from the LIST Of April the Both Of June 1859
viz-Richard Earnest, Martin Gardiner Richard Nc
Manus, Mrs Mary Hundrey, Henry Colt George Warren,
Charles Freeman, Andrew Wykof Richard Hadiey, Geo.
Brown, David Kyle and Charles Pollock.
Mrs Susan Metcvie ed ut the poorhouse in Somerset
county, Michigan last Thursday ut the advanced age Oh
lis years. She born in Detroit and has always re-
sided in that county