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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

Joseph Clifford, formerly jeweler in Kansas
Gy. who has been stopping at Bickforl's Turkey
Creek Rancho on the Santa Fe road. about eighty
miles west of Emporia, for some time past. went
over on the Smoky Hill, near Salina, few days
since, stole horse from a settler, and scld it to
the Indians. His success elated him. and he went
back to the settlers for the mate, which he had
left, He got it away safely enough, and had gone
as far back on his way to Turkey Greek the
Cottonwood Crossing. when he met a party of the
Smoky Hill settlers, vi o had tracked him in his
hrst fight far as the Santa Fe road, aud losing
track OF him were on their way back They did
not Mt first know he the thief they had started
AFTER but finding their neighbours other horse with
MN not properly accounted for, took him back to
sauna with them. tried him by a jury, sentenced
ana hung him to tree until he was dead-there-
oy furnishing another illustration of the great
principle Of "squatter Sovereignty
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

Rev. Mr.. Galloway. Episcopal Minister. from
Topeka. will preach at the Consregatlonai Churcn
:, tbi. Mace on Wednesday evening. Aug. 1st, al
the usual hour. 4 general attendance Is invited
Mr.. Galloway is represented as being man Of
rare taleats as a minister and public speaker and
while there are but few members of the Episcopal
Church in this vicinity. we hope to see large at
tendance of our citizens. s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

Perley has received a lot of new goods. among
which choice lot of prints, perfumery, con-
fectionerry, &c. Perley has reputation for sell
cheap and good goods. which he means to main
tain. He will replenish his stock constantly so
rs to keep up the assortment, and be able to fill
all bills of whatever kind or dimensions. We are
glad to know that Mr.. Perleys business is increas-
ing, and believe that he well deserves the patron
age he is receiving
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

ge care pleased to chronicle the return home of
our esteemed fellow citizen a @. Proctor, who has
been spending several weeks with his friends in
Massachusetts,. He went away single and alone
he come. back with wife, sele cted from among
the fair daughters of the cold Bay State" We
offer to the happy rair our congratulations and
wishes for future happiness.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

Over four thousand bushels Of corn have been
sold IN this vicinity during the past week to Gov
eminent agents. The price paid was forty cents
per bushei, and the is be taken to the mill
iary station at big Timbers." near Bent's Fort
on the Arkansas. OF this corn, Messrs Haworth,
Soden sold two thousand bushels, and Dr. Ar
NOR one thousand. The remaining thousand was
gathered up at different places in the county The
price now asked by farmers for corn is, we be-
heve, fifty cents--being double the price asked
three weeks since. No matter how favorable the
weather may be for the new corn crop the remain
uer OF the seeson will not at any time in the
next twelve months be worth less than fry cents
per bushei L% ~ - - -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

Mr.. Joshua Thayer shot his wife with revolv-
ing ristol in the streets of Council Grove on the
evening Of The 18th instant. The ball entered her
cheek, INJECTING severe but not dangerous wound.
Causc-jealousy. Thayer immediately fled. and
has not yet been caught The Sheriff of Morris
county offers n reward of $500 fer his capture.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21
MARRIED.

At Gloucester, Mass, July 10Th. by Rev. Robert
Rogers, Mr.. A. G. Proctor, of Emroria, to Miss
Eliza B., daughter of John C. Calef, Esq, of Glou-
cester
E. Evans, Mr.. EDWIN STALEY to Miss SARAH FRLN-
Brown. eldest daughter of Elder S. G. Brown.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21
opr,cr OF THE WESTERN Lasn DISTRICT.

Junction City. Kansas. July u. 1860.
THO Samuel Mccall and Vim. L. GiiIiland You
i hereby notified that on the Sd day of
August, 1860, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, THOMPSON
Canaan will offer proof before US at this Office in
support of his right to pre-empt the w. IS of n.
w. II Of Sc IL, and E. IS of N. E. u of See. 10.
T. 90. r. east of the sixth principal meridian in
Kansas Territory. You being adverse claimants
to said land. will be permitted to offer counter
proof before us at that time, at this office.
s. B. GARRETT, Register
FINDLEY PATTERSON, Receiver
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21
Odd Fellows.

ularly every Wednesday evening, at Z o'clock in
Mosonic Hall. Members of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited to visit the Lodge
L. BORTON, n. @.
W. o. FERersoS, Sec'y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

oooper-George B., Of that iFk-requests us to
sry that the firm of Cooper Hills having been
"soived. he is now "going 1t alone in the paint
lug business, aud taking lumber and cash-when
re can get them-in payment for his services
cooper is an excellent painter and there are many
a0u.e' in town that would be vastly improved by
0e touch of his brush. -.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

Mr.. John Hammond, in digging well near his
residence State street, last Saturday came upon
an almost inexhaustibl. vein of water at depth
of sixty feet from the surface. without having
to rock. THIS well is one OF the highest points
on the town site. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21
EMp0RL1 AND VICINITY
Probate Court.

Those interested will take notice that a special
term of the Probate Court Of Breckenridge Coun-
~ will be holden at Emporia, on Monday, Au-
Gust 18Th 1860 "A. j. MITCHELL.
Probate Judge.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21
nfasonic.

Regular Communications of Emporia Lodge, No
-. A. F. and A. NJ. are held ON the Thursday eve
ming Of or preceding the fall MOON in each month
j.. n. VAN METER, W. NJ
c. v EsKRIpGE Sec'y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

Mr.. Gilbert is preparing to erect his pillow and
blacksmith shop. 1t is to be of stone, % by 10
feet, and two stories high. 2
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21
Farns far Sale

a FARM Ct SO acres ID one OF The best aud
IA healfhiest ioeatioas In Breckenridge county
% 10 25 Sores timber, = living stream Of water
running safSofsl zts also nuEber Of living
springs about thirty acres under cultivation
good house, stefIe, snd other cutbuildiags. This
pIace win Be sold on easy fasnne Of payment.
March 9. Z. p. BANCROFT, knperis.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21
|BANCROFT'S COLUMN.
SrSoSoSo-@scscSc~eScsz -c0cSoc~o-c-ooOooooo
CEN TIA KANSAS
Land and Collection
~ g e II g Y.
Offioc Removed TO i4z Csnmeroial Street,
EMPoRIA. KANSAS,
E. P. BANCROFT.
Real Estate Agent and ConvsYancsr
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BUsI.
w ness in all its branches, such as Entering,
Buying, and Selling Land, Paying Taxes, Renting
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and Con.
yeyancing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

NOTICE IL hereby given that meeting of the
IN Emporia Town Company viii be held on
the first Monday of September, a. D. 1850, for the
settlement Of the affairs of said Corporation prepara-
sharesof said Company for lots in Empora viii de-
deliver them to the Secretary aud receive therefor
the deeds which ready to be issued or the same
will be forfeited. An applications to be made to
the Secretary, G. W. DeitzIer, at Lawrence.
I49 BEzOEdeF of the Company.
gLawrenee Republican eePy. 80 =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

Emporia School.
THE undersigned would respectfully rotify the
i citizens of Emporia and vicinity that they
win open School in the Christian Church, as
follows: EVA EEE 8
Summer term commencing July 9th, 1860.
Fall Oct. 9Th, e
Winter 2" Jan. 9TH. 1861.
Spring '' ." April 7th, /"
Each term continuing twelve weeks.
TUITION.
Common English, (Pencil Drawing included) 50.
Higher :" +" Is
Latin, (extra) /.
Painting, in Golfers or India Ink, 2.
Cravon Drawing, 9.
We will open this School with determination
on our part to continue School worthy the pat
ronage of the I,eople. which we earnestly solicit.
MRS f. B WAIVER, Principal.
$50 MISS c. E. WHEELER, Assistant.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-21

TOWN LOTS. LUMBER. LAND. FENcH
I2s EIcR SEsKRIpGz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
THE IRISH EXODUS.

The following is passage from remarkable state
ment in the Cork Examiner of May 49, bearing upon the
continued fight OF the population from that part alone
to the newly adopted land Of the Irish Celtic race
Each week sees the departure on average Of 600
persons, the great majority Of whom young and
women between 20 and 80 years of age To imagine the
effect of this drain upon the community, might in
stance that if these 600 drawn from town like that
of Bautry, there would hardly be young
left in it, The actual numbers greater than the
population of many large villages and fornights
draugh that rate would utterly depopuate consid
erablc a town as Mllstreet Remembering that almost
every one Of these persons is Of condition be of actu
al value to the communicable farm laborers CT
mechanics the women, either in agricultural labor
servant or stiIl important, the healthy moth
of strong children it is easy to conceive how terrible
is the loss TO the country Nothing impress this fact
upon the mind strongly actually witnessing the crowd
preparing for their departure. Among the entire there
is indication Of So alor misery not singe
Tag on the back Of It's indicates that he or she il
flying from poverty not weak limb or apae cheek
scarcely wrinked face indicates that the country is get
ting lid of n burden. Sturdy athletic young men, heal
thy and strong girls-otten OF extraordinary beauty
form The great bulk OF this departing crowd. On Thur
day week we Witnessed less than four hundred such
preparing TO take their departure in the Edinburgh Cap
tain Kennedy one Of the vessels Of the Liverpool New
York and Philadepha line. had spread short
ly before the arrival Of the ship that certain number
would be excluded for want Of 80 ommodation spd the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

Elegant Dress Goods.
VIJE invite special attention Of rich English
w Berege French Berege Robes Ia 10 Nosn
Very rich Cheie Printed Hernanis
DO do satin Paid 10
Do o Paris Printed Bereges, will be sold at about
half
Pialn sud Pi id Engish B-reges very desirable
Frrnth fOulards, very cheap
Great reduction in elegant Ofgandie Robes, from to .
NOlAnts.
Great bargalts will be sold In all styles Of thin fabrics
stock is too large Tot the season. and the Goods
MU5r BE SOtDl
sl selling silk 5Oc and Ojc Said to the best
bArg ins la town.
III CHRISTIAN A LATHROP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

despair evnced by those who though. themselves shut
out was as great as they were told they had lost every
hope. When The tenders to bear away the tasser
gers there frantic rush even on the part of those
whose places secured if they fanced that some
unucky interposition would shut them out The news
that all could be taken received as il some precious
gifts had been showered among them.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

yo sagtrtsement o. be couside1 by tto nonih
-. specified tie Manuscript pleso4y agreed upon be-
t.ssl the parties
- se5us a be c5utlIei llJ ordered sut and payment
-. t-l lcc1riingy
RzsrLAk A1TssrszsSr5f syOi ans Misunderstanding
Of th- Annual Adv t5es % j. pgJpes % tl,.iVct,
rrvegss extends o. h-.r ial ej4r business Reel
,. r .1J Oh er Advertisements by heu be
-J.a5atI charge. and 40 ysrittol
~ ge. and General Agents Adye .sements not % De
ry he but % De charged ttc usIai rates subject
,-..l discount. s-tu b. agreed upon
aHl vrt-y atycrts-ls, generally engaging
-. .rlsl.s With The privilege ct rhtres SHAH nst Jts'r
-. t..r.cs week. cse-t taau the 4usult
80 ug11 che srntHF rule under ar contract aud al
= .....H tl1Hla. o. t- charged 20 ta- usu.I rates.
t-..1eats inserted Do thr Stu ,eay Nhlg 70 rs cents
rtss lines less fc- tty trst insertion sad 20
p sun. s-- .l-t continuance or' vrekIy 20 cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
RICHARDSON,S
IRISH ITNEnr1

...,...... DAMAsKs, DIAPERS 40
iossUhk OF Richardson's Linens those desrou, a, m
~ tainlng the Genuine Goods should see thai III
purchase are sealed with the fu ofthe Arm N RICBAR
biity OF the goods ~ ue'' ana oura
TINS caution y sndered essentially necessary as large susu.
OF niericE and defective Linens prepared
aud sealed with the Of RICHARDSON by Irish Hon
regad!ess Of the Injury thus Inflicted alike on the Amscsh
smer and The manufacturers ofth genuine Goods viii moi
Apandon business profitable, while purchasers can h.
oa With Goods u 5 vorthlea character ~ " ''P"'sd
,rS-dy lvents AZ St,ri s,'. NJ a "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

NEW STATIONERY, &c.-Just opened today, a
~ large supply sud selsOna6e statunrry which will
be sold low:
Cap Letter, Commercial Note aud Billet Papers.
Bud ard White Envelopes, Document Letter, Note Long AID
Opaque, great variety.
Dayd aud Arnois Ink gallon hal gallon quart pint &c
Whincy's Draper's aud Fiat lnkst tAnis
FAbers an1 Li5!a's Pencils, best quality.
Sealing Wax Bill All Reference Files.
Quils Slate Pencils Tame. Pencil Leafs.
Dice, Scissors in cases, Thick Blotting Paper.
PostOHce Boxes, Backgammon boards, &C
ard full suppy Leather and luck Memorandum Books
Of all sizes ard kinds.
lnk.Sand Nuciage Bonnet Boards and Rubber Pencils.
Everything and desirable received manuaclur
ed w. HAkGRAVE WHITES,
irl l1j Maip Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
~ n WttIIANS SAMUEL v. REL
WILLIAMS n REID,
DID ~ IL ~

Commission Merchants,
~ l. CORNER TfkNUT AND SECOND STEEET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Solicit orders 'or all ku o " cstern Prod uCe, and make
1b.-t Cash Advances on COnsignments for sale 0r
u'rChRndse bought and Stored account Of purchasers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
WANTED.

II NC Atthe Richmond Trunk "A
lO3OOO Main Street just above the 81 Charles W, -
where they can bay any style Of trunk they wish nom he 49,
ing trupk uP TO the best Iron frame solid Leather ,I
saae ,od sole leather vases superior carpet bags all msda
ana Sarranted and sold prices low As thsy
can be bought In the Northern cities Trunks repaired
made al e shortest notice Country merchants are
mh9-3m JIuro 1yo-.a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

OUR FARM OF FOUR ACRES
" A NEW SUPPLY
Just Received by
A. M0RBlS
Bookseller and StatiOner.
OUR FARM OF FOUR ACRES aud the money made by It. with
ntro dactOn by Peter Meade Etito Of the Hoeulta
vol l26 pages Cloth. 80 ca.
C'NTEATs.
Where shall live
First Difficulty.
y Second Cow
How tO Make Butter.
What We Made By our Cows
T. Our Pigs
Z Poultry.
cur Losses.
Pigeons
10 How We Cured Our Hams.
H. BREAD
r. Kitchen Garden
Il. The Money We Madr.
IL The Next six Months.
Is our Pony.
lG Conclusion. mvN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
BOlS CLUTmYGl BOYS CLOTHMG!

BONS CLOTHING BOYS CLUTHNG!!
IL ARR zCOTT, HARRIS a GO. have just received
their yDg supply Clothing. ard prepared
jhem lower than ever having bought them much
retu ed the hvus advanced We would
therefore -,ty an want Of good and nice Boy
Clothing, yer, pc 20 give us call before buying,
knOg can sell any thing iu the BOYS line, Low.
DARRACOrr, HARRIS co,
Successors 20 Merchant, Weiscer Co,
my0 No l2 Main -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

WANTED. AUTOGRAPHS, RARE BOOKS, SC
w J. W. RANDOLPH
wiz purchase Autographs Letters Manuscripts Washington
Jenon Madison, Henry Randolph OF Roanoke
Of the OF the ollen Al kinds Old
ken exchange for works high prices cash will be paid
for Burkes virginia ( vols. odd volumes
Stiths, Smiths, Doirdges, Ke.ihs Jones Virginia
Robnsons Forms Davies Criminal Law Acts Of Virgins 1919
80 l0 81 or iS'2 Arstor Construction construed Inquiry
New Views, by John Taylor Burns Trial. vols
Buyers OF Rare aud Valuable hooks will fad l2 Msin Street.
than where else In the SOuthern States
very few better Ia lie Northern cities
Five Catalogues viii be mailed all who send six pay
the postage. ma2y
II EEP COOL !--Ihe celebrated uneXceed "CHALLENGE'
III REFRIGERATOR with side veniator Water Coolers var-
paters Ice Pitchers all sizes aud patterns Mas
sr patent Eve minute Ice Cream Freezes and variety of
other kinds, for sale at reduced prices.
We call particular attention the Justly celebrated CHAI
LENGE" REFRIGERATOR sdernR the bc article
feed for sA In this place and therefore recommend With eonn
denee Another supply received few only OF Which
engaged the above requested call
examine bef.re purchasing elsewhere
G. IA BARGAMIN, ia,
2II Main Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
THE NEWS FROM CaRsON VALLEY.

BLOODY BATTLE BETWEEN THE INDIANS AND
VOLUNTEERS-TERRIBLES SLAUGHTER AND DE.
FEAT OF THE WHITE MEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
NEVy CLOTEIJNG STOCK.
SPRING AND STniMER CLOrmINC,

or Our OWN AND HOME MANUFACTURE
hUR stock % Ready Mad, Clothing complete aud ask the
~ attention oi amt publc m general 10 call and
he convinced Who sell M cheapest aud best made Cloug
u ts city Our stock Is large and will colnue to make up
during The Sumu 90 be able o. keep stock In complete
We W also make Clothes order, In the latest styles
aud VIII 90 90 sale.
large stock OF oh Cls,lnvrs and Vestngs hand All
ask is call, and loos Tor yourself At MORRIS co,
ans 100 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
gHE NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
(NOT EOR THE DAY ONLYJ

sir ROham'- Ghost BY Contributor to '.rhe Atlantic
r rrrf book pronounced ty critics superior any similar
AH-rI.i7 book, has passed OBJ thr Third Ei.uru fluV
trrmAfne. Ev tuurNu AH1rr It fu'tor ranks frsf To-
Palt tlt his HHaks rrti OH t1 . -utJr This
g-tru..r novel B., ty Gar bis best book $500
tg .,tory OF rIOrcland. sixth Edition of this elegant
rttI N1f only most interesting story but the hand
book ui th- c.s' utl I, rfNIc Is sLI
Improvement over others iu beauty of h.1iiur 800
Tac Roman Question. ky tlyryH Agarr Tts Is
a Drsfo1 CORES. titon edited bs Rev T. \ Kirk aud j.
t1-rs.. every particular tUc
art IEetre ttions richly Illustrated containing inruc
t.ls1 D-lE1c Gryts1 Painting Antique Co., WtNwura, Hair
o. lrt I1 fact 1 go o t- et te l,s nelfs ei iar day
Asll.a book teachers aa te WtJ would become teach
e-, FUEr ElrUS igfsuyfu $50
HIog rtphy of Sglf-rau TN cn cn--uuivsrssly &C
i-sssd oac of tht best books Tor youth ever tdoaed s
Above f5r sals by Booksellers and sent BY mall by the Pub
J p rrrrOV A COMPANY R5ston
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
REuONED.

~ A. BAKdAMlN. Jt, have removed % their New store
" No. 2lT Main Street doors above th, old stand
thay Increased h-l facilities Cor doing an kinds Of
l-Il line. such putting 4lepLul u Water
eHrr Uydrsrf-, Water Closets. Baths, EaI Cooking kanf~a
t..p. hydraulic Rams, a. Putting ur Portable Gas Works
tt.r u. llIIi.uss al .t D.. s pipes ami U,ulas
Al sorts ~ un work Roofing, &C., heating buildings sh hot
rhry take us occasion o. state That they
l,s- e Air Furnace m s amy other country which
vsT VIII rut up ans warrant tC give sl.,t.rtI.l.
Of plain And fancy uu sAre sud Crates and
g,1ier- slEays on hsnd. aull-u
COPNRTNEHSsGIP NOTICE
HAVEts aay art-s1 vtl le. n ry Commission, Grocery
Liquor basH.ss S. o. slater la. Business viii Jy
1i ll t.s 90 j. W. rlrt a 90. }. ~. Nlft
Nl. 3U Stain street
sta ts aIfluy fo fturU sincere thslss o us
.ts Or ter a.r 10 patronage daring th- last hry-
T,. ana 10 f.I te ..a.t.l I. .-tl-ri ftsals
Ia J. NIFE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

Y . L Il
SPECIAL ATTENTION ASKED to our large assortment Of
Spring Clothing,
''i9liiias FTFs2sTSE iSf TS;i STOCK.
GREATEST VARIETY OF CHOICE M STYLES ro,,vs
we have ever offered. We propose to makeit the
INTEREST
o an purchasers - buy from u by keeping variety aud
vantage gin which patrons shlre) your interest will b.
PROMOTED
by calling st the OLD AND PAyORIrE HOUSE
uy22 KEEN. BALDWIN a WILLIAMS
MPSON u MILLER,
ngs IN store Of their manafacoIy fresh supply
IL q CLOTHING, embracing al the newest styles,
Iiae SLACK Dress Suits, very lOH
Do Llaen AMI Mars suits,
DO prSp u'ete " d"
GaG1s shirts aud Drawers Furnishing Goods Of
every description. Boys Cashmere Msrsees iuen snd Cotton
lde Suits- At ll9 Main IL
SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK COMPLETE.
'sNHE aubssrbeIs show a fall 5tssk Of
i Fancy aud Black Cashmere,
WHIT AMI Fancy Linen Suits
Ehh F Sye quality, And price think cannot be eseellsd
% IN market
FURNISHING GOODS
We call p,ru,ula attention TO- new. desirable tasty and cheap
CUR SHIRT DEPARTMENT
Embraces all e Fashionable styles the approved
tacture, snd warranted % nc
Os shirts made by the party that has always supplied
10 sud gained r his stand vide celebrity for rss
Article
- slhts made TO order. ...-
sHAFgR, HALSEY Co,
ll0 Main street.
my1 Late rupman Hull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07
LARGE STOCK OF TRUNKS!

FINHF attention Of persons wSniing TRUNKS, Is Cz~
Gskel 20 very large supply, embracing Sl ~
Kind Eos iB Purchasers can hardly fail IN y NY
70 be suited they will give call for my @11sA1
sormen includes all grades from S5O go and intend
sell them low the qualities can DC bought anywhere
ER-A eA respectfully solicited the large Shoe Trunk
Estabishplent No. 30 Main Street.
ma JOHN q. PAGE, *.
r OVERINGs-cru.Asda and Powdered Sugar, for sale sz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-07

The pony express with the dispatches and mail miss
ing from the pony express which arrived Tuesday
iugIt arrived here at 20 p. M to-day. No explains.
ton s given as to the cause OF it, detention. The mad
was all safe