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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06

STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS
-or rHK-
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
For tho
YEAR ENDING MAY 81, l8e.
Amount CT Premiums received. .$l5l jog "A
Amount OF Unearhed Prsniums May ST. ls5s... ss4 90
sln,sa n
Wis.,: PremiamB on Fire Risks. 5ss 8s
Marine Rsks......... 6aSoa rs
=. River Risks. a. IS
I1s4s A
Less Premiums Unesrnsd and transferred
to next year. Z3l76 %
Less Premiums cancelled. 2l67 81
Amount Of Earned Preuiums. ,......... lag $50 81
Paid Losses on Fire Risks............... 25.4ls09
Marine Risks. l7,ls0 10
:. River Risks. ............. $3.50 50
Reserved for Losses paid. .......... 203e0 90
Amount Of Losges................ 6,4z8
Paid 10 per cent R. Premium
or.......,.................Slf SIT, 943 A
Less Premiums canoelod...... 2,l67 81
s1se,775 50
l6,N7ss
Less l5 per cent. on s2s,l76,as
above. SAG 40
Bsmls
Paid Reinsurances. 203S Sc
Paid Expenses. 20332 81
Amount of Profits. .............. 3s04 %
Deduct, per Resolution Of 4h June, 1853
Say 10 per amount of Proits..... 1880 40
10 per can't amount OF Capital (S242 1907 "a 90
2s.54o ~
Net Profits. A764 40
For Assured h.......................... 1882 rs
For Stockholders ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1882 "a
Amount of Premiums above ISL 100
Less Premiums cancelled. 2l67 81
Amount participating Profits .......... 1891 81
The Assets Of the Company
Bills Receivable ans mt of Premium Notes 1,s7s IA
Amount Of Investments. 4s3 %
M4s6 "a
Cash on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 80
Premiums due. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1906 IA
Less 10 per cent R. Premium. 75eH
sssesz2 50
New Orleans, June T. 1859.
STATE or LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 9Th of june 1889 before
subscriber of the Pence In and for the Parish and
State aforesaid personally appeared faelde Forstal Pres
en and DeBuys Secretary of the Star Insurance
oany who being duly according to law deposs and
say that the and true correct
transcript from the Books Of the Company
PLAC1DE FORsTALI., President
EXILE DEBuYs, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before sixth day Of Juns
1859. ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
pIREeToRG:
P.forstan, W. G. Claiborne
r. A. oiraud, J. r. Beyle
IF. Elliot, CIV Logsp
Al. WATT .- q. Daplanter,
J. B. Plauche, Jr.
p. FoRsTALI, President
EAHh Dhbefs, secretary. JED
DIN PEACH BRANDY-so bbls in store and 70
~ sale ~ ., JONES CO.,
te& q GTavisr stfsss
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suffer large of the globe is tee consequence of
sS 1 s Z The 1 a.
action of solar heat soil and rses with the watsy
from while The sun is below the horizon this fingers
the lungs sto the blood There it acts irritating poison
IN The ~ ss5sg na & so The
also the bile from the blood Both the and the bile
hs IN aes s
thi1e with the liver and become dsordersd also Finally the
oss s e.
internal excretores to force them to cast out The blood
sss Violence Is The Bn Il
falls Then the FEVER follows, which the blood leaves the
* Il
and psroxysms q FEVER AND AGyE; Such constiu.
We have labored to end, and have fo.nd, aaidots
Ayers Ague Cure,
does this acting disorder with psrfs,t certainty And
ject this Infection II in expels from tbs
system it absorbed and hss keeps those who free
from its attacks keeps the in health although exposed
i. e a s r. IT.
Dumb Or Masked Asus Periodical Headachs or Bilious Head
. a aaSses fsH ss
p Of h hysssS s ss
when arising cause viii assume
less the intermittent This Agus Care" removes the
This il sccompissss by stimulating the e1eretsres to e1pe
the yru from tho and these degrees
what We tern Time may accomplish the sams
end but n life Is s9 long .. Y saeE ancs na he
safety We have great believe this is well
safer rsmedy for the whole elias. Of diseases which
been discovered and il still another important advantage
to the public. which is that is cheap as well as geed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
Dr.. J.. c. Aver d Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

Prepared by
DR.. j. c. Aver d Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Has or itself such for the every variety
OF Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely Unnecessary
for recount the evidence Of s virtues wherever has
been employed As long In throughout
this section dc til the people its quality
kept the beat has been and that be relied
TO do for their relief all 1t has heen found to d.
Ayers Cathertic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURaATIvE MEDICINE
For Costivenes for the Of Dyspepsa for Jaundiee
enery Foul somsch the Of Erynpess; for the
for the care of scrofula for all scrofuous
for the rheumatism for Diseases of the Skin for the
Of Liver Complaint for pronsy for the Of Ttte
Tuors and Salt Rhea for WORMS for the ef 1out foT
Blood.
They sugar Grated that the most sensitive
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
from their in quantity.
A7rPrice, Is cents por box Eve boxes for 81.
Great numbers Of Clergynen Physicians Statesmen and
eminent have lent their to certify the
alesd usefulness remedies but space here will
permit the insertion them The agents below named furnish
gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they given
with also full dscripons Of the sh,ve complaints and the
treatment that should be followed for their cure
Do not be of by r-pnciped dealers With other
others The sick The best aid there is for them and
they should hsyeit.
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos. q 4 l51 Chartrcs street, N. o.
Also BY HAy1LAND, CLARK dEoRdE, Mobile. and b,
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DIN PEACH BRANDY-se bbs in store and 70
" sale ~ T. JONES CO.,
fe06 q Grayisr stress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06

W s hsye always on hand complete stock Of nne WAR
TAINTED Guns, and constantly receiving through our
European agents Guns, conprsng all the FEWE VI PAT
Terms and IMPROVEMENTS Our long experience and
continued relations with tho first LONDON and other
fseturers extending period of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable confidence that have facili
ties for the Production Of suited TO the the
SOUTH and WEST certainly excellea If equaed In this
market
We prepared receive and with dispatch and
orders ANY PRICE. suit The pecuae
views and individual and to furnish AS
Low AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOB
IN THE SOUTH
BY with the gasbuying community Of
the South thirty We have been ans
hed the of their varied exserience
introduced improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
and not found IN NIME-TEHTHs OF THE GUNS INPORTRB
INTO THIS GuUNTRYt
Sporng Equipment and Ammunition OF every deser,ptau
Riess FistofB and Revolvers Colts Asn,s Trantera
Smith We>on's Whitnsy's Rspester ~ 11ents n
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES
HYDE Il GOODRICH
my7 ~ Sign Of the "Goldcn PeIcup. - Now Orleans.
OGD RYEswHIsKY-4sfhsls v.,y old, for sd !,
~ by JnEli On
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06

OGD RYEswHIsKY-4sf,sls We y old, for sd
" hs g. JOERS co
=. ht7 81 drayier street
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-17

THE EARL AND THE FARMER. farmer once
called on tho late Earl Fit1william to represent
that his crop Of wheat lind been seriously in
jured in field adjoining certain wood, where
his lordShip's hounds bad, during the winter,
frequently met TO hunt. lie stated that the
young wheat had been so cut up aud destroy.
ed that in some parts he could not hope for
any produce. "Wcll, my friend" said his
lOrdship, =" am aware that We have done con-
siderable injury; and il you can produce an
estimate Of the loss you have sustained, l will
repay you" The farmer replied, that anti
CipNting his lordships consideration and kind
ness, he had requested friend to assist him
In estimating the damage, and they thought
as the crop seemed quite destroyed. ESQ would
not more than repay him. The Earl immcd
atcly gave him the money As the harvest
however, approached, the wheat grew, and il
those parts of the field which were mos
trampled, the corn was strongest and mos
luXuriant. The farmer went again to his lord
ship, and being introduced, said, ~ am come
thy lord, respecting the field Of wheat adjOin
ing tho wool" Ills lOrdship immediately
recOllected the circumstance. "Wcll, my
friend, did not allow you sufficient to remu
nerate you for your lOssg" "Ycs, my lord,
find that have sustained no loss at all, fol
where the horses had most cut up the land
the crop is the most promising, and have
therefore, brought the ESQ back again. "
"Ah!" exclaimed the venerable Earl, " that il
what like; this is as it should be between
man and man." lie then entered into con
vcrSation with the farmer. asking some ques
tons about his family-hOw many children
no had, ETC. His lOrdship then went into an
other room, and returning, presented thu
farmer with check for GlO0. take cart
Of this, and when your Oldest son is Of age
present it to him, and tell him the occasion
that produced it." We know not which L
admire the most. the benevOlcnce or the wis
dom displayed by this illustriOuS man; fOI
while doing noble act Of generosity, he wa
handing down lesson Of integrity to another
generation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-17

A Coon ErLY.-sTkers kOsS tGSfRi tGSfRae ~
cried q politician, not long Ag0s lF06a m y b
store, to GaFmsR,w was paesinWa e1aBS
in loaded xagOn. What Wonla kanssn
Tcp'S Tssr a. !Gs .sGs sT%s TP:T. sy S9SiS "a
he happened to put It on 90 10 the moEt
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-17
1900, f,,,o.o v,nroo oitsrDoasd
NUMBzR RAAts..a'. a; !. !.


think have nse Vis1sA use SS't6ik kl'eszArs
~ did tlnish fRs hHgIats hs. 4 wsss so%s :
wonder Oft; bGk kkA bsaDd V ~ han DIX.
son family dc net lcS !, s.I I {. Is
her whole property In equal aharsS bstween
me ard her dauehtsgs Lady Wiaalay- -TEb6
had never gene Il the PaFt bat Vdet, Ena tllea
she would 9either eat. drink, ~. llelp II ne
house, but Saw her aasghts5I AAd tsA egead-
son. now GSir to the tssAtey "lild lksL wat
straight back to the den Sheef .AeP vet
took another girl, t. sGaS ~ kshSs yaA6sMtAt
she said about my ssasiAgg IWevSt hsatd but
the maids had story .among them, and they
always Stock 10 n, that weHt ct( Account Of
something terrible, which came down tide clSitn-
-WeyTsWd- hteWed MN hulf CUs Of
her sensea They eai3 .sge thpg, however,
which an iHeiihed e 4tfi6E might be true
oNHt Ghe tdyeE likh6temak6 eelShiPAfter, nor
cared 70 look. .At rad pepper. -.-...,,,,-..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-17

If the seal Of time were to be the siguet Of
truth there is no absurdity, oppression, or
lahaehOod, that might not be received 80 GOss
pei; whilc the Gospel itself wOuld want che
more anscicnt warrant Of pagonism.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-17

II was once eaid Of the Young ladies Of Paris.
that they loved with. their heads, and thought
with their hearts. There are many young
gentlemen Of our day, who do neither with
either.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-17

Many fold their hands IN petition when they
ought to be using them IN toll. They never
learn that useful, tOiling life may be per.
PstHAl pTayer- - Il 10 O. perpetual hymn. '''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
later from South aud Central America

~" YoRE, June 26.-Tho steamer Moses
.a'.'f from AsplnWail on the 18th, with Cali
t-..-a mails and paSseng gers to thu 9th has ar
we'd. ,he whole trip from San Francisco 10
N.s York being only 10 days and r. hours
4. hrlHgS Il. Qi .Uuu in specie
-r steamship W Washington arrived NJ Pnna-
-7 Va the l2ih, and sailed The next day for San
I-.aci~c0.
I : sioop Of war 81. Louis MAS at Aspin-
r,l The sloops OF war Nandalia and St
u rs were At Panama.
H. Lambert, L. ). N, died aboard the Cy-
me "a The 27th.
VALPARAISO May 25.--The revolution has
.-.,. .bmplctrly suppress ed; bun there has been
..., nrut outraGes By bands Of robbers through
... he country.
I. ~ IA and Peru We're peaceful
IL L. :. ship SaransC WAS at Cailao
CBSTRAL AMERICA.
In Guatemala convention had been signed
- 1uIating the boundaries OF that State and
IiEGsh Honduras.
\ IT seemed inevitable between San Saliva
..~ and Honduras, but il was thought Guate-
ala would Interfere TO preserve peace.
StCARAGUA.
fIcu- Lamar having sent to Nicaragua copies
- ass dispatch she gays she, rs sovereign
! VET, has right 10 reject or accept The treaty
.t cannot see amy insult TO the United States
AID acting rs she did Oh the subject Nicaragua
-'itirs The seizure OF the White" steamers
.he san juan river.
tlI-"lel : Mosquito treaty will probably be
&. opted by Nicaragua.
he California news ~ unlmpOrtant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
SUMMER RESORTS.
10 ~.
fGk
HEALING STRINGS.

l..ES1 This celebrated watering place. situated
IN Bath county, Virginia, q miles west Of Milboro'
Depot oi tho Virginia Central Railroad, and con-
pass en- route tbs Bath Alum, Warm and Hot
Springs. is now ready fer reception of visitors.
With the exception OF this g miles, II has un-
broken railroad connection with the prnci PAL
moro and Richmond, pa*sen gers will reach here the
evening OF the same day they leave either of tho
above places. Visitors will be careful to leave the
at Milboro Depot OF the Virginia Central Rail
road.
The SPRING occupies an almost Central postlon
in the group of Springs of Western Vrsini., being
miles from the Warm, miles from the Hot, and
about 50 miles from the Greenbrer White phur
SPRINGS.
dtioned l'lccrs. intractable diseases Of tho Skin.
Chronic DiarrhGa and nysentery; Ozaena. ian of
tanBIYc discharge from tho n0strll Diseases of the
Eye. Paralysis, Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver and the
Diseases incident 70 y residence IN Mlasmatc Dis
trcts; Neuralgia, Spinal irritaong. diseases of the
Urinary Organs, viz: Bladder, Kidneys and Ureth7
Enlarged PROSTATE Gland: Diseases Of Females, as
suppression OF the Catamenia, Fiuor Albus Prolap-
Cteri, &c.
For detailed account of the properte. of the
or" and the June No. of dc Bows Review or
send to tho proprietoIs .for 4 pamphlet.
The climate is healthful and hraclns-the sur
rounding scenery wild and pIctgres9ge,
first order. furniture and buildings now, and suhi-
cient for the accommodation of 300 persons.
A Physician OF much practical experience IN tho
use of the water. resides here permanently,
Every effort will be made by tho Proprletors and
their assistants to render the koourn of their guests
nA. Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in
the season lie 1-lml u. & f..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
Shooting flair Death.

pirrsRURG, June 25-Ahout O'Clock last
cat, Richard Jones killed his wife by stab
a.s her several times and shooting her, mutt
% lug her in shocking manner. He immedi-
.'"II surrendered himself TO the police, alleg-
: that be- had committed the deed while she
q as IN the act of adultery with butcher
4u.cI Mentzcr, who was also shot and had
o len into the river, tn" affair having taken
roc on The upper Monongahfia Bridge.
II L. rumorcd that McntZer was seen this
loTnIng alive and well, but this needs connr-
anon. Jones'S wife had been a notorious
.u't tUte NAMED Mary Delsny, and had served
80 years term III tha States Prison. Jones
L. hi chlN res nrc Il bio cnuurr tong
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
pleasant SUMMER RESORT.
RIIEEAIO GAP HQITSE.

This we'll Known MOUNTAIN RETREAT,
road. is open for the decomposition OF travel
ors and visitors. Persons wishing to spend tho heat
Of Summer in cool, quiet way, cannot find more
the cars of the Central Railroad PASSING by every
day The house is largo and convenient, surrounded
by the most beautiful mountain scenery Fine
Springs of Freestone, Sulphur, Chay beate, and
Alum Water convenient Elliotts Knob, the high
est mountain in Virginia, is visited By hundreds
from this place.
good TEN-PIN ALLEY, with good order, mo
wHIskEYi and every attention to the comfort OF
visitors asse
Board per week. 81; per month, SIS; children and
servants half price.
Post Office, Swoope's Depot. Augusts CO.. Va.
je 30-6ws p. HERRING, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

HEAVY VERDICT AGAISsT STAGE PRoPRIH-
ToRs.--In the Court of Common Pleas part
second, Judge DAILY presiding, Andrew Ste
vens against the New York Consolidated Stage
Company, Obtained u verdict, on Tuesday, Of
g., 0u0, for in uri0S done 10 himself by being
thrown from one OF their stages through the
gross carelessness of one OF their drivers, on
the go of October last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

FROM RIo.-Dates from Rio to the Eth
OF May. The Legislature had been opened by
the Emperor, and the country was quiet at all
points. Coffee had commenced to decline from
the very high prices ruling in April. There
were heavy arrivals of American lumber. but
The rates Of sale were still fair. Large imports
nf sewing machines had come to hand. Mr.
G. W. Pond, chairInaker from New York
died in Rio on the I'd Of May.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
The Santa Fr Mail.

st. Lofts, June Y-The Santa Fe mail OF
Ne 9th inst, arrived at Independence to-day.
j he democratic convention was TO meet ut Al
blquerqne on the eth, and j.. was expected
'Iai Otera would he the nominee for re-elec-
4on TO Congress. The Opposition talked OF
cunning Col. 81. frain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
From Barbados

NORFOLK, June a6-Arrrcd schooner CIV.
Fry, Freeioye ~ days from Barbados with
tugar and rum. The produce crop is over
There had been heavy arrivals OF breadstnfis
and provisions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
Iowa PoIi,ics Nominations.

81 ELLINGTON, Iowa, June 2ith.-The Re
Fatlct1 State Convention which met At Dcs
fomt- on the 2ld instant, nominated the fol-
wing ticket For Governor. X. J. Kirk
Mood Lieut.. Governor, n. s. Rusch: Judges
~ he supreme Bench, l.. Z. Lowe, l.. ID.
Nt'estOn, aud Caleb Baldwin.
E'7olutions condcmning the Cass naturali-
'aI"n letter. the slave trade. and the Massa-
,Hn'etls amendment were passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
Affairs at ffernludu.

HALIFAX. June 2@-The mail steamer Delta
from Bermuda 18th last, arrived on Wcdnes-
49, afternoon. There is no news, except of
-"tte serious lighting between the English and
IRISH cuDvicts The Colonial Treasurer Smith
l.. r"-ign~d in consequence OF a deficiency in
accounts.
Az Hamilton brig Jenny Morton, from Bal
liz. Irc: bark Eliza Bars, from New York,
= at44I :. i 22d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

n BILE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITuRE, PIANO, OFFICE BUG
GY AND CART. AT AUCTION.--I will soil on
WEDNESDAY, morning, July 9th, commencing
at 10 o'cl ock: at tho ao residence Of Fred'k An
dfrson. dec d, at the corner of 9th and Franklin
streets. all OF tho Household and Kitchen Furni-
tnre; Office Furniture. Desks, &C.. consisting of 3
largo variety. Also. ono Piano Forte made by
Hunns, Clarke 4 Co.; one very handsome open
Buggy; one Cart &c.
TERas.-for all sumo under $50 cash; $50 and
over that amount, four months credit for approved
endorsed negotiable paper.
BY order of the ADMINISTRATIVE.
je z THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

HAfL SToRa.---Jn Tuesday last, q very sio-
unity OF Abingdon, Va, that Mas very de-
ouaeiise 10 the growing crops IN its path. 1t
'aae from The Northwest, was about mile
de, Including la lis course the West end Of
."n Corn was badly injured, and garden
'sSstab1ss neatsn ali " atons,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
Tn. xeu rin,nrshire personnl Liberty Bill.

tuscoRp June 2i.--The stringent Personal
Liberty bill Introduced into the New Hamp-
SHIRE Legislature was this afternoon In the
House of Represen tatives indefinitely post
Frned by 277 10 If. The bill was founded on Il
draft furnished by Parker Piilsbury. The L.
glslature will adjourn tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

HARTPuRD, June 2i.-Both houses of the
I'E4sialurc adjourned sirt Ills to-day. A bill
I.-.'~1 taxing Savings Banks one fourth per
'af on ali their deposits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
rros.,ns Niagara Fall. a Tish, Rope.

BUFFALO, June 2i--Monsicnr Blondi has 40
tar perfected his arrangements for walking
arroes the Niagara River on n tight rope. that
he Is able 10 deeisnate Thufsday the 30th inst,
t":lseen and ) O'Clock in the afternoon, IA the
lrI" for attempting the feat. The cable is al
ready stretched across the river, and - now
Icing secured in position by guys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
4 mother &iuyer Seized.

wv YORK. juno IA arrival al This port
s,l"rt- having spoken on May ~, in lat. $40,
@-.3I, The bark Ardcnnes, bound for New
! urh. IN charge Of prize crew from the u. :.
,. I Marion. The vessel had been seized on
50 -picIon Of being engaged in the slave trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
Masonic Celebration.

Bosroy, June M.-~Si. Johns day was cele-
ha]ed Al birmingham by the old Middiesex
Lodge, assisted by the Grand Lodge OF Free
iasons Of Massachusetts,. Delegations from
lodges OF most every city and town in the
State were preseat A procession, an Grafton
ny Rev. T. III. +. Wells, d dinner, &c, consti-
~ ed the exercises of the day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

E1EcUTIoS.-On Friday. q man named Sag
gers WAS hanged in Kentucky for the murder
of his wife. In December, 1850, impellcd by An
improper love for Il woman named Mcdowell
Jaggers became unfnithful IL his WIFE whom
at the instgation of Miss McCowel-ehe as
sisting him by holding the hands OF the vic
tim-he smothrret with he'd quilt The wU-
man Mcdowell was indicted for the murder
but fed, and has not vet been captured. Jag
gers was only 81 years OF age when he died for
this crime, and he has left three children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
CPRING SALES-Is59.
SHIPPING.

.-e>s* EXCURSION TICKET EoR.
ad3$A S 66,W YSo,RK.-o.NLY SIS TIE
ED.-EIcprsion Tickets will be issued 81
the undersi ned, for the steamers JAMESTOWN
and ROANOKE, between Richmond and New York
for Sl5 Tho round trip, and charle for Meals. ~
Those Tickets i'll he GOOD BIZ either of the staan-
They will not be transferable nor will any re-
ducton be made from the price if they not ased
for the round trip.
Tho Tickets will he good TO return BIZ either Of
the steamers until The LIST of October next thus al
lowins those ssekns business or pleasure, OF both,
ample time for soJournins
LUDLAM & WATSON,
Tra TO - h