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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
EMORY a. HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON COUNTY. VA.

WASHINGTON COUNTY. VA.
VHR Fan session Of hi. nstation viii
Il August II spring
gins the day amer the close the Fan session
~ The charges the entire collegiate
viii be tco OF which to required TO be paid advance
the other s3 the end the monihs This includes
charges for Tuition, RsIrd, Fuel and GENT
OF those seeking place education
yards TO note carefully the advantages which Offering
location grad. Of scholarship ability and experience Of fseu
excellent discipline thorough
rank graduates
College In the catalogue any PAT
uea Information address T. T. WILEY, Pratt
july&-dAeu Emory p. o. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

sufENHTEFDEsfS Us.ck Arha COL
nch.eud VAL tsstral and Peterbssx Btsts a. Urjss
A0RnCULTUAAL FAIRS.
MEnnrss % NJ Ayrs~lsr.i soessslss viaass &C.,
IN the above vAIks vin ~ f.rulsh<d By sAs Assol
- shs station - s ueSsts5 p<s<s
sees Q. e:As. srlsic f< sAsvs
ysi vim be ehAea hn t.se esvs ss 80 " rp>s
sisAas sud eek >ss SIX dsy, no.
vr.sh, ir.n IN Be run fow s.srdsy I'd oossr 10
IN, sday, fa Of November. =
tssgh; vni ;. rvessvsd nesasy, ais October fllf
nek ss isa>d 90 ssb-rs rood frou sstur.
Day, fxd Ocsob<r, 20 IN Neyessser iaeiHsir<.
oG1o .fHf. oAhuEI. RUTH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

And isa ptiie .angns from 30 to 600
Those 1000 prizes 81 as each Determined
which draws the highest capital prize Oooo
the ticket wing the eapsl prize may In
the scheme ending In the number will entitled
Of s For example the number drs.Ing capital prize
should end In for Instance 1872 then
scheme ending with will he entitled prize cas- addition
to Any other prize they nav draw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

puRE French Brandy, Of superior quality, und
u Custom House lock and seal
20 quarter pipes, pale and dAIt.
~ eighth do. do FoT sale hy
s-Cf \ A a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

XJANTED.-Fort the United States Army, (mount-
w ed seryee,) able bodied men, 10 whom Ill
sii be given good board clothing, and medical ~
tendance. Pay from tl2 tS2 month Musicians TX
also wanted Apply rendezvous Franklin between
18Th and lth streets- l. N MOORE,
seI-dAeu lat Lieut. LIST Dragons Recruiting on GER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

1000 600 BOTTLES SOIDI
Entered according Act Of Congress- la the year lss b.
RUszznL Ia the Clerks once District
n A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

q A BARGAMIN, JR, have removed to their New Store
" No. III Main street, seven doors above their old stand
where they have Increased their facilities
work In their ine such putting description Of water
Mixtures Hydrants Water Closets Baths Boilers Cooking Ranges
Pumps, Hydraulic Rams DC Putting Portable Gas WORKS
ntting mp buildings with pipes and nItures
AL sorts OF tin Roofing te hesng buildings With
air They ths they
Air country which
they will put up and warrant to give satisfaction
large Of plain
4 on hand 1T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

GEORGE DARBY,
MANUFACTURERS AGENT FOR THE SALE or
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDNGS, &C
LARag assortnsni constantly on hand orders By mall
N othervise, promptly attended To-
No. 49, aeyeInoI street,
RICHMOND, VA.
w Youns's celebrated smooth saved sHINoLg NaoHtN
IN ~ the short notice IvSs- ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
rvss,A 4 W, Ws.HsosL LES!

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

GEAn... The sales Of Com anbssosd - -
sacks, Of which 100 were whfts ct Sc. - w.
Yellow and Mixed, in Two lots, ~ NJ, ~ ~
White and Yellow, in several lots, as 80. u II
of Oats, 600 sacks Canada sold, ID swU ~ y
soc p busheI. OF Bran, $50 sacks hsousHt 81 10
y 100 Ms.
Provisions. The only sale of Poek reported
was l26 bbls Ness, even weight, At 90 g b bt.
In Bacon, We heard Of no TRANSACTIONS ..Of Gisea
Meats, 5000 Bs. were sold IN bulk and IN cssls, y
SIC for Shoulders. 7lc. for Hams md 81 for e55ss;
Is casks at the same prices and 10 eas1p ii 7c 1br
Shoulders and &c. p b. for Hams In Lard. III
only sale we heard 81 was $50 tcs On private ters
TALLow.. I'VE noticed ale Of 1oO 81. gitv
Rendered At loo. . y.
INDIA BAesrsa. 80 bales were apsd # Is3c.. mi
another lot, Of which The Particular wese
BALE RoPE....A sale Of 7so coils uacifp, =
at &c. p b.
C0rrEE. Sales 1000 bags, of vhieh Ioev vers Il
10lc. 800 At lie, and 9s skimnia@ U l0le. = 4.
WHISKY. We heard Of no sales d ~ CO.
quenee.
FREreHrs. A ship was taken for Genoa q ii ~
Cotton, and one for the same port On pfiva4s tsus
Cotton shipping to Liverpool 1t lid d Bsftk ID
l5-S2d in American vessels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11
BY N. VIGNIE.

front on Foncsr street. 90 The re.r line lis feet
:e s. as III as ys e Lid
SIT M 81 hSS 81 Z 4 ss per sssss
piieaiss Nsw Lsyse. NHkst snd s. Jams ssrss
ss Is
and lines rhe rear line and Is r.
sss s ssaias g 80
TEE ss;s W %
iii IL s9 s IS ss a.. .ss s e. 1s:
:ts ss ssd - ii ~ Sc oSss ss si.dn:
on i.sass s.s ss: e: sss
eel sn ssss is ssdas
s on s ns 10 s Il d sd front o @
is. NEE LoTs Of GROUND g ihs sau.I. bounded y
~. ~ ,... from, ;. 1.s.
i sp s sad aas , % 10
ne s 81 s. and
s, he .u nth r. h. .s. III
Js.
s' re sIs
ies iss H. and line. seps lins dyidss
or
Lot ~ Is Of o.n and e feet
and IS dividing
IL rwENrYE1enr LOTS, forming the square bounded by
st. J.me. s. John, flank and Palmyra designated in
ps that s.cb Of
soR and
and $50 feet inches and lines 'front.' both John and st.
is TWO SQUARES OF GROUND, designated on plan No.
IS by the letters and B. situated in the Of the First Dis
Square is bounded by Adelius Msgde1ine Poydras
and Hevia Lafayette and Is divided into twenty
eight Lots on sad plan By numbers f.ep rs
lowing ys ss feat inches and enes ST. Ado
5ss feet inch and lines Hevis Lafayette street.
Square bounded BY st. jane St. Adelne Poydras and
the plan by numbers fom to Is inclusive The di
nsions Of the entire in American fol-
- jane fest 2inches and line Poydras street.
2s5 feet 2 inches and l lire on Perdido street.
BY inspect the plan will be that all the lots
The whole according plars d. avn BY A. DeA
shich can be pee lily examined q the AIcs
Bank Arcade Passage = plans to be EXHIBITED Also at
/ sFTERMs AND CON6iTIONs.-One-sith cash. and the
6slaase on sredi. Of and year, for notes Of ts par
by special mortgage the property sold with all Of the
vendor privileges and tae clause Of senando ID
ry i'm OF payment after maturity. said oes VII
then bear cent interest until fully paid This
L. condition will be understood delay
The Buildings be insured against the ks Of fire for the
full value and the polio maui transferred annually
the Of the city Of Baltimore til the Of las
In delay neglect part the pur
chasers in complying tn this condition. said polici Of in
sha be by The agents the city Of Balm
The purchasers will themselves be sso
at their Owl exps ne and win have comply with The term
Of sac and in Of delay neglect their tn
property them will be sold for their account
| risk with Mt any further notice.
Acts Of before H. B. Cenas Esq Notary Public No. II
Common street at the Of the purchasers fe4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

The above is duly sworn to and subscribed accord
ing to law.
The Merchants Bank of this city, Camp street,
continues to draw checks or drafts at sight on San
Francisco at par. This obviates the necessity of
travellers taking coin, deposits Of this kind
gotiabe at any intermediate place. The California
mail leaves tomorrow merning, the 18th instant by
the steamship Quaker City via Tehuantepec.
We append the position of our banks since the
commencement Of the present commercial year:
POSITION OF THE BANKS of Nero Orleans on sa..rda,
morning Of each reek from tie 4h of September 1885
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

CITY OF BALTIMoRB,s SHARE or ESTATE or THE
late John McDonogh-very important and Long Credit
Sale Of Choice Improved Property and very Desirable
Squares Lots Of Ground situated in the First District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

Children three years Old aud unde fee those TIRES
and twelve old all twelve old
ful1fsYs.
Family tickets IN packages Of be had at the
ONCE Of the Master Of transportation Merchants whose fam
ss reside the line Of the road tickets In pack
twenty for their personal uso at reduced rate
The Company prepared to forward Goods and Pack
Of all Kinds place with which they have
ton, receiving from delivering the domic Of
tYif4y. T. 8. WILLIAMS,
jH2i II giga2S Ma ter OF Tran. portation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11
Es a 1859.
&NEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT

S Express,
COce IN the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La.
fayete Squared will deliver any Of the city such Bag
FHgc Packages Specie, Bank Notes. Jewelry received
by the Rarosd otherwise, may be entrusted to their
CHARGE q The same With care and dispatch e any
OF the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
pose the Express Office At the residences Offices Of
lndividuals.
On sppro.shipg New Orleans the Baggage Master will
persa wishing their baggage to their hotel residence
The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
IN charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
/ ri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11
= r-.u, NEW ORLEANS, JACK
- son AND GREAT NORTHERN

on snd nfte January iSs9 Passenger T.sns will leave
Ing at Canton at $50 P. u. and 63S A. N.
Returning, vi lesve Canton Ct 80 n and 652 p. NJ.
ll0PM.
FREIGHT Depot by O'Clock p H. the day
previous TO departure Of the train otherwise will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

Horse Car will leave the city every morning O'Clock,
and the Lake night hour after the arrival Of
the last steam train.
Extra special trips, when required, by notifying the
ductor.
when called upon, mail trips but the conductor
must have timely notice. nj If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

FOR ALI -THE STEAMBOAT
JsFLORIDA. with all her tackle, apparel etc.
will be sold at public auction on + RiDAY De.
cembe 81 at Banks Arcade II not previously disposed Of
private sale. -
cash one third at fonr and onehird
For further particulars, apply to
BELL, BUCHANAN L CO.,
dl6 IF 81 Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

~ a4ECk2ASs c. UAlNEES Coz, MFORTEES
~ AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMEGTIC
W1HARDWARE, GUTnERY, etc., No. rs Magazine and
40 Gravier Streets hand and are constsnflv
Receiving directfrom the Manufactures:
Nails Castings Axes Csrpenter,s Tools;
Hoes, Spades and Shoyels; Corn and Coffee Mills:
OK and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope: a.
Fifth and Trace ChRns Mill, Pit and Cross Saws
Anyils, Vices and Bellows Counter Platform Scales
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates; Androne Tenders:
Hampers and TongBs ehoves and Tongs ~
Grind Ssnss, all sizes; Cotton and Wool ards.
Hooks and Hinges; 1ren and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware, 4 Y. ssy5 a Rodgers Cutlery
Together With arGs assortm entof Fancy Goods Combs
Hrushes Paper and Blank Books which
offered At the lowest prices for cash paper no2sly
NAVAL STHREA-40J0b barrels Tar Pitch Rosn and
ALFRED KEARNY,
jalS sawSt II Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11
. NEGROES FOR SALE.
NArHMAN's TROPICAL RooF1NG-

u PATHWAYS TROPICAL NOOFING-
Cheaper and superior to other used In Southern
climate
It's tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURABlLIfY-equal TO the best slate roofs.
3D. Observation-Disclosures any other no crack
leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-It presents smooth and granite like surface
Nh CHEAPNESS-It much less than though ii is az
good any slate wood roof less the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys.
5th INCoMBUsTIBILITY-Itw will Ere better than
slate roof.
9Th CoNvENIENCE-It will not soften the heat of
this climate and protects the interior OF buildings the
Intense heat Of summer
Tth sOIDITYIt becomes harder and smoother expo
be put upon roofs of slope being of Hight
weight does not require heavy rsers while il
liable corrosoH and breaking does require repairs
The "TRoPICAI. ROOFING " Is chemical compound Of
substances several Of which peculiar aone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials Of the of the above the hands
Of the agent and may be verified by wishing II
before contracting.
promptly attended to ; or apply to
j. @. KAUFMAN,
ielb II Of RienyilIa and MarAls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11
WANTED.

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN FIND
w Board with spacious parlor and bedroom
commodation, at y Gustomhouse street.
Also few single gentlemen taken day boarders At
sonabe rates and good fare. fe5 I'm
GENTS WANTED-T TO SELL A VALUABLE
"A Book published in New Orleans. Address Box a. Post
Once New Orleans La with postage stamp enclosed for
turn ans ia29 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11
8sh @rleans 9ailg Gr.stsnt.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ii, 1859.
: gsh 0rltans Mglsv Mmkst.


CsEscEsf oyyIcs No. 70 Camp street.,
Fnass evening" re H. leos.
There WAS larger supply of uaDer Offering TODAY
-, $Ln 49,. Il
- s,sss, "iiu VEG 'ioiioscsaoiis ~ lonB useFu
factors acceptancea and moftQaQe paper reach the
uor,s or....-. - :. 49,, ~.
4, ~ JeSso'uny' 10Y sN"v'VoV' VI "iasoAt
sele was paced $4,000 OF one and two years date
at the rate of SQct 40 O0A NJ O sc+ and savoro1
TT - :. =, w. %1''V9' s' . w. aAA 'e'e.ea
market bovever 49, ]. = es'u = ~
.S'' AN'"S'ett isasis N favor OF buyers ana c&pf
talists It cannot rule in their favor for anv length
,, ~, 80. -. '.si1 iasoi ioi any ie"bsA
Sneu PSio LIE Hduks 90 all the satisfactory names
inside of ninety days and nov and 4lar tola I;,tt
of longer date 90 q r,at,,-;,,, 800. ~ :. y
'>oS ~S' ~ 1AA-'seAA'S @isel tne lst DeceInDeI
next we nave NOT met with anV canitaIiat dealer
paper who regards the freaks Of Emperor Napoleon
ana 'ne o.ner fellows IN Europe with the least CON
cefh "naee'er.
The Exchange market moved along quietly today
mn !. ..-...--.1. r. -, Q - - ~
Inc counter Idte of CHECKS, tnougn ostennby rated
at discount nv most of the banka Jid ,,nt ,..x
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18
Monday, no bu.ine., Of Importance trans,

Monday, no business OF Importance trans
acted.
Tuesday, passed TO be enacted, An Act
relating 10 tine annual school returns, aud
the di,,ribution Of the State school fund to
enable towns to procure the writing and
publication Of the histories Of the same to
amend the act establishing municipal
court in the city Of Portland Resolve in
favor Of Emma Swccny; providing Tor the
distribution Of the 9Th annual report OF the
superintendent of common schools.
The fr.t named Act provides that sperm
tending .cbool committee and supervisors
shall make their annual return IN the Sec.
rotary of State on the first day OF May, and
shall give the number Of scholars a. they cI-
i,,ed On the iir,, day Of April nei' proceed.
ing. that the Secretary Of State shall on
the fret day Of jane notify towns from
which returns have no, been received, and
annually on the fret day OF July. A'eer'
tain the number Of scholars between the age
OF lour and twenty .ono years in the towns
from which returns have been made. AMI
transmit list Of the same to the treasurer
Of the State, who shall Immediately there
alter apportion the State school fund IN the
manner now by law required.
The question u a new county to be called
Knox, occupied considerable Of the time to-
day. Mr Smart speaking in favor. and Mr.
Stevens against the measure. Numerous
petitions have been presented against
/: within the last week. One with
the names Of nine hundred inhabitants M
ON Il.
The governor has party tins evening"
10 which are invited the members OF the sE-
ccuti,c council. tho heads ct departments,
and such members Of the legislature as can
DO accompanied by their wives or daughter
lNDIx.
F Wednesday morning, Feb. l6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

II becomes question Of interest, whe'h-
or any further legislation Is needed to give
security to thi. source Of aid to our common
schools. The returns Of the Land Agent to
the Treasurer Of State, Of any money due
TO the Fund. a, we'll rs all securities taken
for school lands when sold, should be open
10 the educational department OF tho s'a'''
that a minute exhibit may 10 made when
thought essential, Of their amounts ana
character.
The superintendent makes the following
Ing recommendations
|. That the law providing Tor th" dis'r''
button Of the State School Funds, should be
50 amended, that no city or town shall re-
ceiyc il. proportion for the year. which
shall not have made It's annual return to
the Office Of the Secretary Of State, as now
required by law, on or before the first day
of October, the same having been notified OF
its delinquency, rs now required 10y law o"
or before the 6r,t day Of October. the same
having heen notified OF its delinquency, as
now required by law ; and that the amount
apporiioned To such city or town ON the
fret day OF June. and 80 fortified, shall ID
added To the permanent school rand.
.. That the Experimenting School Com
mittee be required to make their annual re-
turn into the ofIics Of the Secretary oi State
on the FIRE, day Of May, Instead Of April as
now provided by law. aud the Treasurer "l
State 10 required to apportion the State
School Funds on the first day OF July in
each year. instead Of the fret day OF Jane
.. That the sun OF two thousand and
Eve hundred dollars be annually aPpupri'
niod for tho supper, Of Teachers Conven.
tions.
1. That tho .um Of three hundred dollars
b. appropriated to aid m the maintenance
Of Tns Name T,GcAsr. an educational jour'
nal. devoted 10 tho common school Interests
Of the State; provided that one copy b,
cent to the experimenting School Commit
tee. IN the several cities and towns OF The
State.
). That the .um Of four thousand DOL
lar. he annually appropriated. for the tern
Of three years, Tor the establishment ans
maintenance OF q State Normal school.
The Report give. several designs for th'
construction OF School Houses discusss
the property otTaehers' Conventions am
clo.c. with extract. from several Reports O
experimenting School Committees through
out the State.
Thi, Is ono Of the mos, complete as well a
one Of the ablcst Reports, that has been pub
lr,hcd by the present superintendent. Ill
remarks on physical and Moral Education
are presented in foreible language. III,
Report asa whole. is highly credi,Ahle L
the author, and its sentiments and recon
mcndations deserve careful consideration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

AGGRAVATED AssArtr. We learn that a
man named woodman. Of Bruwufcld. was
attacked by gang Of rowdies on Thursday
night OF La, week, and beaten and bruised
In a mos, shocking manner. Woodman wa.
boarder a, the public hocsc in h., and on
the evening IN question, the house being
foil, he accorded to the request Of the land.
lord to sleep with him On SON, bufT.lo rohcs
on the loor. About midnight two fellows
came into the house, seized and carried HIM
OF lie succeeded in making hi. escape from
those two, when three other. appeared and
aided In the assault. Woodman was then
carried some three miles towards Hiram,
when hc was severely beaten. and had III.
whisksrs and hair pulled Oh; and clipped
oG,-in some cases - clo-e as to take %
pleccs OF the skin. \ RIPE was then tied
around bis body. and he was hung MP to a
tree and LEI, in this condition. llewas able
O. break away. and crawlcd to neighhor.
inc house. where he obtained conveyance to
the village. DR. j. T.. Sweat. Richard n.
Bean. John W Weeks. 2aehariah Miller
aud joseph Miller, were arrested on Friday
hy sheriff. SWan and Bean. and trough, be-
fore III D. Ban, E'q and they gave hail
Of $1,000 each, to appear at Paris at the
March term Of the Court. The cas- has
caused the greatest excitement in all the rc.
giou. from the aggravated nature OF the as.
sau,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

Tie Land and the Book or Biblical illus
tra,icns drawn from the manners and Gus
toms, the scenes and scenery Of the Holy
Land. by w. NJ Thompson, ID. ID. TWEEN
ty.fve wears Missionary ol the 4. II. Z.
y. NJ in Syria and Palestine ; with Maps
and Engra,ings. m two volumes. liar-
per 4 Bros. New York. Price $3.50.
These two volumes recently Published by
the IIarpers are among the hes, on the sub
ject to which they relate. Mr.. Thompson
describes what he saw while travelling from
Beirut to Jerusalem; and sojourning some
IS years among the mountains. rivers, val
leys, towns, cities and places mentioned in
the Bible. His object va. to place on rec
o, d all the evidence no,r eIi'rHg Of the truth
Of scripture places and history. and tn CON-
pair their present appearance with that
which they presented Thousands Of years
ago.
How well Mr.. Thompson has accomplish
ell the desiga il view, may be seen by peru
sing the thousand pages Of these volumes
To the Biblical studen, they Pre'en, n store
house Of fact and illustration aud to til,
general reader they are fall Of instruction
and entertainment. Both volumes are illus
iritsd with fine wood engraving, amount
ing in all to about t~o hundred. These en-
craving. rrrcsen, wide range Of subjects
such Us ancien, and modern cities, customs
and manner. Of the people, trees, animals
and birds. and ancient inscriptions.
Thi. book has been published by the Ilhr
pr. in neat type and binding. designed As d
Gif, Book, and will be sent to any person
by mail on remittance OF price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

In 1859. Mr.. Buchanan wrote q letter.
in which he stated under Pierce that the
expenditure bad reaeIed City Millions OF
dollars and would unles. arrested soon reach
ahunjred millions. lie deprecated this As
sI,avagAni and said the expense. should
be reduced below ffty millions. Bat hav.
Ing since that time received the highest oi-
Zee in the git Of tho people because he
preached rrtrsnehment, be now yeri6e. hi.
statements by increasing tho expenditure.
frOm sfty to eighty millions Of dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

HuNr M,pr ORG,N. While detained n,
Brighton. last week, We were much pleased
In examining and listening to the tones Of
an organ bull, by Mr. L. Carman. OF b.
Some four years since, Mr. Carman cancciv.
ed the idea OF making an in.,rumcn, Of thi,
description, as an occupation Tor evenings
and leisure hours. and then made bcsin.
ming Of the work which he has pursued at
intervals, until IL has now been brought
nearly To completion. The instrument, will
be when finished. about ten feet high. seven
wide, aud four deep. 1t will contain two
hundred prtes, varying in length from an
inch to ,iS feet, and Of Sizes corresponding.
most u which are already in. There are
i've s,ors, with one hank Of keys, covering
four uctayrs. Tho tones are excellent, tho
the elect was no, - good lrom being played
in a clo.e room. lie informed ~ that one
OF the societies contemplated purchasing u
similar instrument. to be built hy him.
To a eurner Of the room was an apparatus
which Looked like \ box Il specimen. of me.
tallic pipes. On turning crank attached.
IL proved by il, tones TO he the inside por.
ton OF a hand organ, built by a son Of Mr..
CTmau. IL was glugcd To play several
popular airs. In the sittins.ro1m hung a
tanip, which would BE- half fortune to "a
negro minstrel, manufactured by the same
lad. Twas Of ordinary hard wood. aud
covered with woodehuek skin. Mr. c. aud
family are possessed Of large share Of mu.
steal talent, as well as ingenuity.