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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

To TohAccoSsts-wc call the attention Of manufac.
turers of tobacco to the advertisement Of Mcssrs. Rtten.
ger 4 Edmond, In another column, Who, IL will be seen.
are Authorized 10 make and sell the Patent Tobacco
Presses Of haser A Coleman. These presses, having
been thoroughly tested 10y som Of the oldest add most
experienced tohaecouists Ia the country, are recommend.
I'd ~ d much cheaper, spocdier, and moro complete meth.
cd depressing tobacco. dian that which has been so long
PurauNd, and A. being destined W ultimately suporccdc
roe later In every entcrprising factory In the county
The sewing machine is not q greater improvement in tie
ut ct t%ahrieatlng garments, than is the Patent Tobacco
Prc's In thato Of manufacturing the Virginia weed.
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BY DICKINSON. a co Aycrs

81 DIcAlNSoN, a "a Aycrs
T'RISr SALE OP SLAyRS.-Wu he s,ld Al ,. A.
100 Rooms Of DICKINSON. HlLL 4 co. corner n Fr,,tE,
SEQ Mauttrecs, 10 The cHy % Richmond. on WEDNESDAY ~
- day % November, iS9, At 10 ocl3ck, \ NJ, ,bs Easris,
.iANes, va; Eehecca, aged abou, 20: her son. J.s. sr,j -bSnt iTs
her laughter, Saly, about 10 Mar. ssss absutS All No. a.,
and an iuftnL. NF'r Ap'a'
TFEus Al sa1- Z. ortirr ~ LII. 49,
HFt-caNNH&dids DICKINSON. HILL = 90 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

CRY CouScn.-An adjourned meeting Of the City
Council was held yesterday sfternooB-ten members
present.
The ordinance altering aud defining the wards, which
was reported and Published a short time since, was taken
up and passed without amendment.
The ordinance providing for an increase Of the number
81 day policemen, from FIVE to ten, was taken up and
discussed.
Mr.. Denoon moved to amend the ordinance by subst.
Eating eight Tor "tcn." The proposition was agreed
20 by the following vote:
FeaA-Mes.rs. Burr, Denoon, Eppes. GrsanoT, Graf.
tan. Hill, aud Mills.
NdgS-Mossrs. Saunders, Glazebrook, aud Haskins-3.
An ordnance increasing the secret service fund was
passed. also, An ordinance for the payment of salaries in
eases Of contested elections.
M. Burr reported an ordinance concerning contested
sectbons, which was read and laid upon the table.
The Council then adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

MAYORS CouRr.-festerday, Henry Everett, charged
with assanltng Albert A. PaiIla, of North Carolina.
with a tumbler, vas remanded for trial before the Hus.
tings Court. The assault took place IN the third tier OF
the Theatre-tan abominable place which ought to be
closed upland appears, from the testimony, to have
been unprovoked. The tumbler struck Mr.. 4. on the
right side ofhis forehead, ~inficting a very deep aud fear.
full cash. The force of the blow may be inferred from
the fact that the tumbler was broken into innumerable
fragments.
Woodward Caps, of Norfolk, for being drunk and a..
saulhng negroes at the quarters of the Va. Central Rail.
road Company, in this city, on Sunday, was committed
in default ofSecurity for his good behavior.
Nd. Harris, slave of T. NJ. Tabb. charged with felo.
iousiy breaking into the dwelling of Llo Ryan, T. ~. 6.
aud stealing a pair of boots and pair Of pants, was re.
nIanded for trial before the Hastings Court. During the
examination, Ryan looked nj the pants in which the pris.
oner was attrad, and exclaimed: "Dems de pants,
now" Harris replied interrogatiyely, "Dese dey ~
Eyes" said Ryan, 'dem 10 dey."
FrSnk Britton, charged with threatening to break on.
Gu Bell Ntitchells house, on Baker street, and 10 assault
the inmates, on 10th inst, was required 10 give $3.50 Sc.
curity for hs future good behavior.
Several other caSes. OF no particular interest, were par
TALLY heard, and continued to a future day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

- hNOId mud NOugh MINturr.-
SAptrap advertisements may bolster up claptTAp nOstrums. This
remedy needs no such aid. II stands on It's own merits. IL will, As
sHknoW who have restored 70 IL; thoroughly cure cold. cough. In
nu-nta. or estArrh, when nothing else will even relieve the distrrsA
Price = cenls. sold by fERnR a MINsTnN. oc9i-hIrl
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rAHHETING.-Jut received = fssh Oppl " thoss ans
y fAfRsfNN bkuSskts CARPEus, ~ U per yard. These
sih other nresh snppnes, wake = comPeie sssoumsnt uhich, On
IN vant gl a. yea - examine M A wALrFRs
ocN No. 10 Maia a. cor. Ith.
ENGLIsH DAIRY CHEEsE, receiving aod :, al.
L@ee ts pAfNr0RT
10 HspS; SFN sNoULPEaS e ~, Z oy.
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VARIABLE PARn OF asa la rs, IN

IULINA ININIl. NLAH ILNTkAL EAILE0An a. Mn =
FROM VI FOR SALE-The F.rn whereof IA. .gb.r,I.
Der Ho~ reside, che forael residence Of he Late Mr. jordan Pisss-
Gntls offered Tor sale. THIS tract lee IL the coaniy Of Louisa. on
North Anna T.er, within TIRE miles q the yrtnil c,ltrsi Rail.
Ms Pettgs and Others, Containing 252L acres BY oi survey m
soil : veil adapted 20 the growth q Cora, Wheat Oats AMI Tohar-
co, and j. susceptible Of a high degree Of luurovsrent. Ab.ut "a
or . Aeres OF i6snver and creek are in original Frorth, Win a
good supply Of White and Red OAk Timber, Hickory. = A srBsU
par q the balance In Pine. Upon tn premises l. a mex Pr AMI
HOUSE, erected in tn last eighteen months, Containing seven
rooms, vel arranged Theres on Rocky Creek, uklrh runs through
the place, a Mil site, where there AS formerly = Mi; and ahagt
t~othlrus OF the dam Is nov standing. and ~ abundant supply OF
rock convenient Tor putting up the balance, which can be done al
= sEAh gNPen'e he privilege Of fzlsuisF FOR = crop Of Wheat
he gathered in.
The Subscriber val take pleasure Ia shoEiaE toe land 20 an on
dhP"sedt' purchase In hs absence Mr.. Saead vii attend them.
for terms. &c, apply Mr. J. VI SHEPPARD. j. ard Me-. col.
Din 4 APPE.sON, Richmond, or the subscriber. "a the rraui.s..
Nm Is DABNEN.
TUESDAY, The 9Th NoveEber, IS59, at II O'Clock NJ, II fair. n moi
the next fair DAY. '" ""
TEEus-Onethird cash, balance At one and two years for hand.
bearing Interest, secured by atrus; deed.
orl4-rtd gOpuTN q apprrsoN 49,.
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y INGINe NOISES IN nm

~ 80 MD NGING NOISES IN THE
EeIsH CnrAS AND SgALLuLE CUKE British nd $500, IL.
~ ~ me cure OF Deafness, Head and Mind C,nni.F,,- -
spnns dNrdsns, ChAdng Gross. London, England ConsnItIn@
kI1 ShAALH knaEIL sEISSEH, ESQ. Redarrsd pur.uant -
OF Parliament Secretary, JoHx PosTlI - aes
T,tsf 70 s nv %sSaSS . seteuss ssoFdlng instant and msaeSI
a eonPcGAd UedleAed vApour apnHsd = SS,oy
VI rapoGE Is passing out It's held ~ th. snsere, -
snlGsN 70 M ear Affected, and INSTANTLY IN ns,Ic,t -
's.sy =. aeat Is enabled TO hear eomuon-topeJ
- = q a similar Eay win guarantee 10 ~ U. -
Eg1rirs,SHe . Deainess and N0ssl IN the Head. IL IL a stsp -
p AID eHorbttant tSz. Sufferers ertrsrsv s-.3s
mems Of this, can permanently IA, tss1s.ivss ~ - zeal y
ora sithosi PaiR- Thousands havabern re.tor.d -.
Cmt' 2 lasEs= Sek ard nom the snarss al ~. -
aJFs,"s ehgNAlned pretendes Of the present dy. Hospl,aI -
md certificates from the most smi,sr, go
shSvSt Z saisSonsl In England, in whose presence deSf serSo5.
a. ~ 80. 10 many hnndreis Of private patients cured
y E..eHsd o. Any sufferer on the Contlnert -
M 30 te Your Quarters % the Globe. an nov r-NS
~. HpooNey can De sent 70 them with The naes...r- -.
,Ss IspAranon,, &c that yin enAbs them positively "a -,
' % - me cost % the means oil rurs v1f-S -
~ - AZ " VI secretary JoHs POEuL Hsq, 81 sprfnr Co.,
DTsn- ssVssi, - T. oh E9sland = eAa be sent either ~ RaaErTS
nP-yeRr IN England, az Notes ~ the Country. sa@-I-.,.
Head, $40 TO- Ae ADD Noises IN ne
~h1B-dhvtaE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

Tue CALLrorT.-This instrument was put in working
order, at the Hall of the NecaSics' Institute, ON Saturday
afternoon, about D O'Clock. A pipe connecting with the
boiler OF the %propelling engine Was attached to the instru.
ment, steam was " let on - n crank was turned, and in.
stanuy, the whistles played smelly BLY, as il never had
been played here before. The b~ystanders were aston.
ished, diverted, and almost delighted by the performance
every kitchen window In the vicinity was darkcned by
the sable countenances of the music-loving negroes,
whose ears quickly caught the piercing but harmonious
sounds, and people walking along the streets near by.
stopped and listened to the strange music, wondering
whence Il proceeded. AT night. the Vi>itegs to the + nr
crowded around the window, at the rear end Of the Hall.
TO Get II glimpse of the wonderful machine. On Eighth
street, n group Of darkies assembled, and while ENJOYING
the performances of the "caliope," were amazed at the
manner in which the sounds were produced. What is
At dat man can't do 3" said one. "Dat cleans out Rich.
mond, dat dug, said another, and with other similar r..
marks, they expressed their surprise and admiration at
the successful employment of steam in the production of
music.
As stated, yesterday, the instrument can turn ont, with
three cylinders, or barrels, twenty-one airs. We have
only heard five of the numbcr-three Of which it PLAYS
remarkably well. We advise all of our readers who have
never seen "a caliope" to 60 and take a look at this one.
Won't the exhibitor put it in operation a little oftcner =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

Hos. Dawn ". CoSHAp.-Thh distinguished gentleman
lectures tonight before the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation At DR.. logcs Church. corner Of Main and OH
streets. We need only announce this fact 20 ensure =
good audience. VIZ. Conrad IL well known az a very
aonnd hInker and enlorlaining aneakar.
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WOOD ROULDT
q q

WILL attend hereafter the Courts Of Halifax County In add
w ton TO those OF Charlotte and Meeklepburg. lie viii prae
tee As heretofore, In the Court Of appeals. at Richmond
-kE Address, Taleoti, p. o. Charlotte Co. ses-etf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
ID anS yEGETABLR LIPE PILLS

sS1 p1l m q rhoeniH Hitter have been ihota1Shiy tes.-s.
- onounesi a soveretEa remedy for dyup-ust. estrIs--1'
Sisss an s.n n head .sAe, eosuvensss, disHsgA, levers n al
49,, nAi.su souL gravel, VICTIMS sraEyy un.-. s-m.-
plS "a tt rhevHn, erysiPelas, eommon e6lds ~, ~.
isso!-Eiy and all deEangemeui q lAe fsnaI. sv.t.T 49,. -
~ ohe diseases % which the human franz n M - -
- ths Proprietor, DR. ". n MOFFAT. sg5 BrossHsv ~
'"N' ~ psasgsS E~asEAny all over the country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

Rev. in Dudley, A. NJ, University Of Va Principal
A 7 the request OF several genilem-n residing IT, the vicinity and
q who wish TO have facilities for the education % their sons and
daughie-; ,hs subscriber will open = school at HI, residence. en-
braeing a Male and Female Department, under suitable and com
peteni. Instructors. As i Is his purpos 10 rsiabl,h a p-rman-nt
school, the Principal will spare no erort TO N Ike IL worthy Of gene.
raj patronage. The school will be located IN a section Of ecantrv
unsurpassed for health, and amidst a refined, Intelligent and moTi
community. few boarderS Will he received into the family o,the
Principal Pupils coming by canal will be met a. Dover Mil. IN
notice be gwen The first session will commence Oct. 18th.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF TIN MONTHS.
Boarding. With every personal accommodation ........... siaO o.
Lower Ensnsh Branehes. "a n,
Higher English branches. 81 nj
Ancient Languages 81 N,
s,eheh. . -.-........ 10 on
~ on fiaho 81 o.
lie would refer to Hon. Jas. \. SeldDn. J. ". Mouon. Col J. NJ
Ircviian, DR.. Wa. l. Wight, DIR. VIM T. Walker, VIM d StanaTd
v L. Hobson, and Others residing Ia the Hsighborhood
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

N nmtAIL.HIAHLh RaFAIR FOR sALE, rv

- CtsftA yNrNN, WINNIE soid On Wrdre'tsv 49,. ts,
~ 80 nr-h not, The next fair dav thsr.aE
tr.Ikgh ne premises, ue large and vafuabie estats rsusJ ~
NIHtLEi ln ne Clunty u Gloucester. Va IL : sfu.tg1 80.
naWgAhle watfr, Wllin e fg nlfs al mi sr-tfv-
"a Snlpr}ke ssy-s 9tlsap a. 0andinF In oysters and sR
~,.-t pNf.bni 20 10 intelligence and refns
1tIH .lNF lafs rt tirt eleven hunIrrf and rfgtf..~ -..-g
.Nl IN -efh aho.t aN hundred are low rrsrpt. III --tt.-T'
DE bells of maL " wtAhAafh
,Apon uf estate there l. a modern Brick Urus. bY1t d, tb.-..
.NtANi ani slnHaruN manuer-ccnf1irIrr hraIHss T. t.-r--.
w LtIe rooms Is tilaflru T. oueof r~narkahls bsspty-lrm.
H.,sy upon Ne NVer. in ie midst on ~urIshrIeH IT, '
,sl al stat. h rarely found m uc uarE-t AMI a..
sac glh Do positive md Hihout rrssr,s
IN tamc time. ts Uoasttst snt ~ rks, p-.-,--
.rt,s secs % AZ knts, Provendsr. &c bsfrn,;og h,
tA.h ~ 0hehhthmcrt uNl he colt. upon he asrsi g., Fs "
tet 20 r&l ESTATE 1n~surh of ID uaf-bas- nyT,-y IN h..
20 We hhancs IN equN Esahnsut. b~.ri,r iBte-s,,
unm ihe iy gf sslst ung iteFda Rtgabi- seTI .ps-.Hs
T AAa ha yesEs- secured by = deed Of trust upon I'M,
a -rcph ghsst n tsu'ar rotation, vn b. seeded h.for. a.
rafea - ~ w '1tpmaN
~ ny Tenilemhn desires 10 purchase ne shove estate A. p2.as
.Ae nr'off tf lHh November, viii everything ana = II 49,
F-.4.-ss tgpp.lgn-riheg ~. JuUN : WTLIFOHp.
selN=cfIs w "
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VIRGINIA IN

Nv I'm HONs
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
VNlIE undersigned has recently invented, aud had patented. a
- machine for Pressing ana SIEaighTepIng Hum
hrIzIng.
The machine j. plain and simple, and not liable to sr, out n or.
der. The tobacco is run through a pair Of rooyed rollers, which
presses, and A. the same time drawing e through a stroting or
stralghtenlnr device-thus 'tra yhtening the leaves veil before
pressing them together.
This machine saves more than 80 per cent Of the labor and time
In Strengthening tobacco. and does the work a great deal better
than II can be done by h,nd. II also reduces the labor of priaing
nearly one half These machines cost hut = tribe, uhen compared
with their value. l shah exhibit th-n at the Fair on the 2ifh inst
oc24-am NJ. u. fISOM, HovArdsvfne. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

c,a,hh ~ o.antoeS,s pcctorai syrup. Even when a
debility low nervous fever, and a hectic nush on the cheeks. ind-
cate the presence OF consumption, this great pulmonary re-tora-
ton will moderate every distressing symptom and soon eject a
complete cure. Price 81, sold by fIsm,R 4 wrSsroS, Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

- '~A AfHN y" % q " FllNl , NJ. unu Col J. NJ
Ircvhan, DR.. Wu. l. wight, DIR. VIM T. Walker, VIM d stanard
v p Hobson, and Others residing Ia the neighborhood
Address, Rev. }. u. DUDLEY,
%o-uAeim' Dover Mills, Va
TEACHER wANTED.-rhe subscribe,
ussme q engage the services 81 = Lady who L 'uly qualified
to teach French, Music, and the ordinary English Branrh-.
Adtrcss, Rev. J.. u. DUDLEY,
SdAelm Dover MIL, Va
TEACHER Wsh TO employ a laiy 10
Il teach In my family the ensuiug year, or session Of ten Moaibs
commanding eth Of October. She must be quaih.i % give In,
strueilon In English Latin, French. and Music on The Piano. Sat.
hiAetnry reference required JOSIAH BURRUSS.
ss-SE FnheidP. n, King william Co, Va
NOTICE.
III AlNG'qushhed IS the Aduinlstraior q william a. P0vAV ds.
II ceased ! most rrPectfoly request tfst persons inds5ici all
make Immediate payment. All persons holding clalTs lEarnl he
estate VIII have them properly authenticated and present them -
once. denfe to ind out the Amouht Of lnl+hfetnss. al IAN
Aiihe endoi the year, SCH Segrt - sufficient TO pay all The debts 81
the ESTATE, that would be proper Tor an Administrator T. nav.
p X FARRAR.
oeis-eHn Administrator Of wm- q. PovaU.
CONWAY HOBINSON and JAMES ALPRED
JONES have united in the practice Of the Law ~ Richmond II
The Federal Courts and Court Of Appeals.
Mr. JoNEs Will also practice In the Circuit Courts Of RIehB.ns
Oily and Henrico.
III. once Is At The corner Of Franklin and le,h street,.
ApiS-cAdu
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2(lO kkts and MADE HOHs aud uULE
-fGf NN'wA urlng Horse shoe Nails I'm store
' CLARkSON a ANDERSON.
No le6 Nsu srec,
% TUBS PRIME GOSHEN aUTUu.- 49,.
wv WV WALLACE sons
LOO Bills. NV oaLEANs, PORTO RICO
~ hrscRtato Molasse, for ulr -
-ReF-W wv WALLACE SON.
ENfnA &C" sUG AH.-LoyERINGs CRrsHg. ~
II fouttrd surar, tr ulst ~ 30 ~
ss q = PAvEvPqEI.
MANUFACTURING gOSACCO-amr.H,..c =.
" s&y Toe q q = DAfENPORf
100 9HaS RhlnE NoLAssss avn, VoR
w ~ lcfA a. {. y DGVENP3RT
AutNn s.-aobest NsVs scous q,58 So.
" eeidns foteleby oA sKtNKER Co
w wiaH%ssAS,t !; AZ. rVHE ySVSThN aESw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

AGRICULTURAL FAiR.-The Central Fair Grounds were
opened yesterday for the reception of stock and articles
intended for exhibition. We were present during the
forenoon, and saw ample indications Of a superior show
of horses, cattle. aud swine. 10 the horse department.
the entries exceeded the accommodations and additional
stalls were in course of erection. No better specimens
of the equine race can be seen than some of those on eN.
hibiton here. The cattle stalls were nearly all hliad with
splendid specimens Of fat cattle, Devon bulls, cows, etc.
Tic visitor can examine them face to face by means of
the admirable arrangement Of the stall. In the hog pens,
are some Of the largest "gFnuters" we have ever seen.
This department i well Represented. There are very
few sheep on exhibition, and Ia al other departments,
except poultry aud agricultural implemsnis, there il q
deficiency, compared with former Fairs. Animals or ar.
ticlcs attended for exhibition will be received up 10 -
O'Clock this morning. Lei l. quite certain that the attend.
ance Of strangers At the Fair Grounds, this week, will be-
far below an average. The hotel arrivals clearly indicate
this. IL j. eNpected, however, that the number Of yisiters
from the country viii increase tomorrow or next day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
BRYAs'S TASTELEsS yERMIrUGI.

Toll the bell for pretty Nell,
All the household's pride,
She died. they say, OF worms the prey.
Although with medicine Piled.
7 was Jalap, Mercury, and gambooge
That helped her 20 her doom;
But BryaD's TAstel-ss Nermifuge
Saves thousands from the tomb.
I'D In bottles, price IS cenis, FtsHKH 4 wrSsroS. Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
SECOND SUPPLY OE GO0ns-

WE arc nos T. receipt Of our second supply Of Goods, 70 which
w We invite the attention n purchasers.
Most articles Of Dress Goods are cheaper than they were earlier
In the season, and We oGcr them Al lower prices
Our sprk vilibe found 90 consist Of all the newest and most de.
sirable stneles Of Dress Goods say, silks, sin Robes, MouseIaine
Robes, Vslourde France PopHns. &C., &C.
In Cluaks, Nantes, sacques, ShaEletts &c, our stock L. full and
complete Together with = large supply q servants Clothing,
blankets, broun aud Bleached nomesucs, Carpets. &C &C
We Invite acall from Ell, confident that the styles As vel a. the
prices Of our goods will compare ayorabIy With any othsrr in mar
ket or24 bum % 4 CtfESVuN"
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80 ACRES OE VALUABLE

w. Land, In Sydney, TO be sold NJ Auction, this amer
Noon, a, ! o'elock-The particular attention of the public Il r..
tpectiuly called TO the sale OF the above land, At 4 O'Clock. this
afternoon. The sale will take place On the premises. In frankIn
street, In rear OF the former residence Of Mt. Riehd Relns.
oc25-it GODDIS q ApPgRsOS Aur,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

~ ~ NTPTVNmauVh PILUl -AngnF TOm w Up % f4OU.
Tickets $40; Halves Is: Quarters ~ oOi Fighths o. -.
4 oeruneAte Of Package Of 10 Whoies costs. 80. F9s o.
10 - %
Do do &c Qs ... "a %
Do do &c Eghths .....- ~ %
~ All orders for tickets, or certificates OF packages, IN anyof
the above splendid Lotteries, will meet with the most prompt and
confidential attention, and the printed Official dr4uina sent A.
soon as over. Address PRANCE. BR0ADBENTs A CO.,
ocS-AA~thh Wilmington, Delaware.
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y l.. MOSELEY,
GENERAL co MMISSI0N MEkCHANT.
Hn THE aAF o.
FeDACeO, HNFAt, Nuhe, FDOua, GC.
- once on shockoe Sip, Mthmcnd Va
ffoup, .isniion pad 70 ailnF orders and liberal sdysnes
JOHN " sHTPPNRn. N tsassnt Eai..msn
T0AL.-Thc depot Of me Ncu Ycrs and Richmond C,,Ic4r
psnr, situate 81 he nppe- end o. Rroad street. ana orprsf.
he OH fair Orounds, is well supplied from udr been g1r srt
spilngtcld Wines, uluh III ne usuli klnis foJ sale-Faniy. Rars.
smiths, Run n Ne Mn-s. and Hard Coat
y n For ne convenience ~ down town customer orders NAV
be ldt ~ The store 81 NJ John Creme. iglh street hrtrsrr Naf-
and Cary 80 arat. Inn
A DESIRABLE TRACT on LAND TOR sac
- W uhesrsignsd Ger ir sas RHyteg, uc remslninr rpr
about ~ acres. neaty a9 ~ vfich is open land. ue rrst In uoll
u s situated On r. behuiful valley. show ore mile nom trs Rant
dam station, Orange and AsVaudrla Railroad pfa.rt aHrr
70 purchase z msn farm, lu a healthy ard derrhfhl naffhsT
LHoQ az nffedi tHtm.ne t. 1hf tHH WI te Ivided. r. De-
Rrfd v. fAtfAFfRRO.
gelE-wn haptsnn station. Culrepfr O.. W..
y Dirach 81 please ,sFy snd send hilt 10 ihiNomes
CLOTH CLOAKs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-15
Indias Oarrs ges On the PisiAs.

A correspondent OF the s.. Louis Republican,
writes from Westport, Mo an account Of the
recent Indian outrages on the plains, previously
briefly referred TO by Telegraph.
Some weeks ago the desperate ComanChe Chief,
BuIfAto BuMr, with some Of his braves, Appaarsd
among the Kiowas, and was observed TO b. Ia fre-
nuent consultations with them. The Kowas have
been dissatlsted and threatening toward tho whites
during all the summer, and II was Supposed that tie
mission Of BUrTALo IiUnp 10 stir up their anger
TO violence. No overt act u hostility occurred, how
ever, until tho 2Oth nit whom Siuabble took place
ut Rckman's Ranch betH some KiawaI and
whites, about horse swap, resulting In Ski Tnlsh
and the death Ol sn Iudian The other Indians went
of swearing vengeance, and soon collected war
larty
Three days after Ion tho 23d Of sspte mber) mail
train going 0ut-tha who left herv "n Monday,
the 10Th OF septemLor-was surrounded by baud
oi koMa warriors, near the crossing ~ Pawns Fork,
miles from westPort. The IndiaLs doGaandsd "tpl,,"
and the conductor dealt out h. them sugar, clfiee,
and portion of snoh other articles as he had, but
without Satisfying them. They took al that wa.
Into the stoge, perfectly rtdding il with bullets
and arrows, instantly kilng the two SdIrus
driver snd conductor-and wonnding the only
other occupant Mr.. COR. Tho snITHs were
killed teforo they had a chance 10 Bre, but CoLs
kaptd from the stage when wounded, fired his
pistol, saw an Indian fan and tho others gather
capped some distance, aud hid in the grass. Tue In
dams, finding their companions dead, mJunte theil
horses aud proceeded In search Of their missing
emy. One OF the horsemon passed within q few feei
saw them return to tho scene Of conflict abuse the
bodies Of his fallen friends strip them VI their oota
Ing, and MP open and scatter the contents VI IN,
Newspaper mail bag, which was afterwards reeov
ered and taken 10 RiOxsAs's Rsnoh. .a.
Coix ay all night conceslsd In the grrss, and mex
morning wandered about until he cans up TO CAM
OF Fixes Peaker, from whom he r,cs,ved an escor
to trading post sad from tasais proceeded homa