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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Convention re reassembled at 3:l5 p. NJ. and
was called to order by the President.
The Chair stated that there outside OF this
buildng.vast as it was twice as many honest hearts
and wise heads as there were here. They had
suggested that Gov. Randall go out and favor
them with his views. Applause and cries OF Cor
win, Corwin.
The Chair announced the report of the Commit
tee on Credentials.
Mr.. Benton, of New Hampshire, Chairman oil
the Communicable. President: The Committee
on Credentials have instructed me to report that
having examined the credentials, &C., of the sew
eral gentlemen claiming seats in this Convention
they find gentlemen entitled to seats in the follow
ing States, and each State to the following mum
her of dcleoates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

Mr. DAVIS, of Massachusetts, moved that so
much of the report relates to the delegation fiom
Texas be referred back 10 the committee.
A long debate sprung mp this motion. Seve
raj objected to other States being allowed to cast
more votes than they had delegates in attendance.
Finally the whole report was rccommitted to the
committee.
Convention adjourned until o'clock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

SicK.-A correspondent writes us, "All well ex-
cept the democracy, who are very sick" So they
are here; the sickcst coons you ever outside OF
hospital-sick of their Southern brethren-sick
of pro-slavery platforms--sick Of Old Buck-sick
of Dougas-sck off the past, and scker yet of their
prospects in the future. If they don't get better
there will not be enough left Of them to make
respectable fight in Novembsr.-Northern Indisa-
ian .--
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

An addition Of twsnfy-fvc per cent VIII DC ma"e On 'e
above rates for Special Notices
A-,nts in other and cities viii be allowed twenty
~ cent s-i,- but no advertisement of any kind
will bs inserted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

rnr VOTES OF rIIr srkrEs.

ton of the report specifying the States represented
in the Convention together with the vote each was
entitled TO was read:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
ToHN w. ANDERSON.

rrsp-crfv citizens Of Plymouth and
virinfv fhtf cngsgd in the Barhering
And win b. ID al who wish anything in line.
c~aning and rcnovating cloth
ing. and aff-ud them with promptness shop over
one dosr soush q fHewrtf woodward's- fmay IL n27
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

IL SCRGEOS DEy list.
Whole partial sets Of Teeth inserted on the
mist approved plan Special attention paid to
the Preservation Of the natural t~cth and rres
MARTY Of thiIdr~ns teeth corrected
FANS and difficult fth extracted with without Chic
rof,rrs- Can b consulted his Office except
Mondays and Tuesdays Ofcc in Pershins Bicsk up
stairs, corner Michigan and Gano In33yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
TIE REPNBL1eaHl

L. M N eIX.
orres on west side Of Michigan street, nrt'h Of Adams
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
rrRNs OF sCBsCRIPTIoN.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
pne SQUARE Of 20 ems less, three vcks OF e-s e
each additional inserfisa 25 cents. Larger advertisements
In ,rs,.r,p Les to be charged as half
- over half a square so be charged a whole square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA..
REV. NJ. d. HOGE, d. d. III.
NJ DIfpUY A N ii'"

REV. NJ. d. H0GE, d. d. pri,.i,sI,
A. NJ. DUPUI, A. NJ, 'f
TyNR dutee OF The session Of s Institution will be
Il sumed on tt ESDAY the sd day Of January, lsGo,
Rev Moses D. Ioge D. D. English Literature and Biblical studies
A Dupuy A. NJ, Mental and Moral Philosophy aid Natural
Sciences.
s Il Coleman Unlversiy OF yA Mathematics Ancient
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
Prof Charles Sebert, Piano.
Madame Matilie Rstyan Vocal Music.
Prof A. La B3mbaric French.
Prof G. Perslco italian. Drawing and Painting
Benor Carlos CordoveE Mera, Spanish.
Prof Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
Prof o. A. Erlcssion, Guitar.
Or Hoges Lectures English Literature, which have found
interesting and Instructive will be continued Young Ia
dies residing In the city who longer their studies at
school, but who still wish 10 cultivate Bellies Lees become
members Of his Classes and the prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
Board for nine months eng last day Of June 1850 20 90
NAsllng ana lBlts 70 w
Tuition in the Preparatory Department so %
do ordinary English branches . ... 90
do in advanced do Observation-Disclosures. 90 90
do lnModen and Ancient Languages, each. 20 90
Music, Vocal and Instrumental Pano and Gutar) for
lesson Of one hour per week 30 90
For two lessons OF one hour each per week 50 OO
Use OF Flaho ~ w
Drawing Crsyon % 90
Painting in Water colors 80 10
Painting In 80 %
Dupuy who Parental control the young ladies
trusted 10 their
Dr. Hoge will pleasure answering any letters Of Inquiry
with regard the school All business letters should be addressed
A. NJ DUPUY.
ja2-d1y Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
SPANS DEMANDS on MOROCCO.

COTTeS SDOpfsnce NJ the LOHdOn Times.
TErUAN Feb. 22-TEe territory acquired by the
Spanish arms the perpetual cesson Of which is demand
ed by the government Spain from that OF Morocco As
Of the conditions OF the peace desired be defn
ed by line drawn from point two kilometres west of
Teuan northwards the redoubt of Isabella H. and the
Straits Of Gibraltar The southern limit is to be the
range Of mountains bounding the valley Of Tetuan and
which is the commencement Of the extensive mountain
district commonly known the Riff The sea forms
the northern and eastern boundaries. The district thus
marked ont long quadrangle from thirty thrtyve
miles in length and from four according the
indentaons Of the shore in breadth. Besides consid
cradle portion Of mountain by far the greater part Of it
is at present and jungle but clearing and drain
ing the whole Of the plain nearly, might be convert
ed into extremely fertile land capable Of producing rich
crops Of various kinds. Il il not however, these few
miles Of productive soil that be coveted by cOun-
try, which like Spain has such vast untitled tracts with
in its limits; and upposng the whole Of the
African province reclaimed and cultivated, it would
pay the OF its retention. The ncghborhoOd
bad one and strong guard would be required by the
new possession The idea Is to form Ceuta Tetusn Ne
lila and the Chaiarnas Islands into captaingeneracy
and this might be gratifying Spanish vanity although
it would assuredy be burdensome to Spanish revenue
1t Is also said that Teuan like Ceua, would be declared
free port.
HUHUG.-It is reported that lease granted % years
ago OF 90 acres OF land in Virgina, part OF which
Richmond now stands, expired on the Let Of January
The Nincennes, lnd Sum- understands that Mr. Walton
resident of that county, the next heir to this valuable
property preparing to take the city the latter part Of
this month
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
CIOrHINc Ar ,,,,o,rs,1p

NJ e nov prepared to show country Merchants much
~ ser more attractive and cheaper stock Of Spring
nan heretofore Having Important advantages In
m OF our goods most extensive preparations and an
experience or more than twenty years In the manufacture and
e 0i g We believe ofer desirable styles and be-.
H'Nhsp Tor The same, lower prices than any other
mouse "a NE trade Deyotng the whole Of attention TO this
banc Of alone and determined build the trade Of
our cry We ote great inducements those Of house in
any market in this country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

In G L & = ed Facilite eS.
NdE subscriber has been manufacurins Clothing In the On
Il city Of Richmond twenty years has at this "a
time rom % 20 100 hands In his employment and WILL in ~
TIE next month or two make large additions that "
brr Having taken the story his especially for
ctlns purposes he determined make article In the
eos me tat SHAH compare In every respect with clothing
made n Northern cities and he asks the patronage Of his old
friends and the public generally m view OF DE fact that he Civ
us empoymen In midst large Of mechanics and
worthy females ~ho GIT otherwise the necesares OF
M Hehas the best Of cutters and materials not to surpas
rd by house In the country
Maryland, Virginia Car,linas and Georgia Cassmeres and
rEee of all grades and color Strictly Southern Manuctu
Ing House all shah be satisfied by personal inspection Of not
shat he intends 20 DO obut what he has doing past
T. SPENCE, Clother and Tailor,
wh2 Corn Main aud 18th Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
LIVERPOOLAND LONDON
FIRE ANSE RANCE COMPANY,
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
4 n a n u ~ 4 a 1.

hh IN " VI 81 jEOOi iOUOI
INVESTED IN THE UNITED sTATFs OVER SsOOOOOt
All DyscOrs FTSoEdy Responsible for tie EHg1gezssH1s Of
he Company
NHTF respectfully ask attention the security of yer3oo
w Gnd London Insurance Company ls policy holIeTs
large cash capital aud ny rsments as stated above.
The large capital aud income o the Company enable
lines convenient 10 pars requiring large
In addition 70 The ordinary mode Of Insurance. this Company
sues sPERgAHESTPOLICIEso on the payment of TEEAHRI-
Al PREMIUMS Property T., thenceforih, PERAAEEE7LY
INSURED The Policy cfn be cancelled any tine pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company will make by los Of Rents BY Fire on
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of his Company all claims paid upon
sentation Of satisfactory Of loss without dSls
hOH Ir Interest; and aer pTeseui
don Of proof W0RTHAN WYATT Agents
m Nal street few Ioors sho po.to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

- sar-rrt o. be cClsltieu py the month or year
~ l ,. hs Manuscript previously agreed upon e'-
80 -, not marked on the copy or sPecaed num-
a. m bs continued until ordered cut, and payment
sI ,.5,-.y-yyrs To avoid any misunderstanding
- tr-sl Advertisers ' Is proper 90 state ftstn-t
..s .a, extern is to t..r Immediate business hral
2 .r afrsr Iv-stssulauts sent by tEe-l 90 be al
81 '..r--s. ard u1 vrr.li11-
i F1- .al General Agents A've ssernenis not 20 te
~ ~ . ge1- rC. OBJ pr charged al lr asai' rates. 'uolee
1- .'.---,. Is shah Del agreed unon-
..s s1I ,sa-lr ljver.se-s, generally engaging ore
- -1lt fIs PRIVILEGE 90 change, shan aot, on tfe.r
.r ANS sac pt.,, iasert more tan thr ens urt
f .ra. ra- under tar contract, ans -l. e1ceS-
b. ----rt f. h. changed .t tIr usltI rates.
Inserted f1 tre semi ses'y Mhis af 10 cents
r-. a- fs, Cor .s first Insertion, and so cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
THE NEW AND PoPULAR BOOKS,
Nor roR rur DAY oNLYJ

Nrgohan's Ghost. Ey a Contributor 20 ''rhe Atlantic
4-f brHs pronounced ul critics superior t0 any similar
..a-l1 BOOK hts rss-aft5 the rH.ri t.iuHu el,uA
Gsrmainc. Ut F.r.Nu Alrr This author ranks hll 20
3 I t books .re read more IIu ans other authors This
.I--a---.sI .. Hg .tr i.. h.,t u1okF 800
k.ltory OF fIorriaud. sixth saH'n OF ms elegant
- .t H- cost -.-r s.u-L T, ueU edition IS suii an
- '---. -,.- others .1 beauty of binding. $lD1
The Roman Question. by tl'HrNu Augrr lhs Is
.f.l1 t--... '.H.a edited ty Res. T. n Mis- anu u
..n PARTICULAR t.-
Ari Recreatious richly Illustrated containing us.-ue
-' .aH-s ur...au rsuriH-, Antique DO, WaN"orA ha'r
L t-- .it " nj. u. f. e.-s.f utlis 90 i.r Jay
A.-.-. ls r teachers aa clos. sh1 would orsonc teach
..a- ETs IHHH.I.H kI..N
HograPhy OF It-Ts,ush "a u--lnisersAiy ae-
'i-- al u a. .r,r rH".s flr youth ever Iu'nrd 7
n' a,ss BY al Booksellers, saI sent by mail by the Pub
JE TrLToN & COMPANY, Boston.
EEEOE Esb.
IL "a HAR3AN.N DR., f.sa removed On ther NeW store
s N-..t htH Street, seven door. above ther ot stand
Rave Increased Ne.r ttc....s Tor dong at kinds o'
--., such -s rr.,.ar un .sr.r DESCRIPTION OF NAlc'
@ ai-lr's, h.- Closets. Es'ts, h Hers, Cooking AAnsra
~. a'.1lrHr ht-.t E- pl..IuF ru Portable Dss WORKS,
..-.-'s H... .fH H.u.. and .l...r,.
.ti PM a... hr.r. ID ST. heating Hai.'.1-s Win hoi
s..lr L1Hy .a.- HI.s occasion Iu STATE l-at thef
q, l.t Az t-rats- u OBJ. any u'.er country Nliia
~ fli -f Alt vl.rar. t0 give sal.s.l- -l.ar-
s--r.. 1' aa- .1l fa.ty la ssre, AMI 6rat-s an
go Astls .r farE sull-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

NvOTICE.-The attention Of perons about to build the
lines OF the streets public alleys the requested
the following extract from city ordnance enlng streets
intending hereafter to build or erect any house or
other structure upon line street puc alley shall first
obtain from the Engineer NJ the city In h absence Inability
from the superintendent OF Streets certificate 10 writing
OF the line and adopted grade Of such the place where
to be erected ard shall be the duty of
Engineer Superintendent, OF Streets ALE In the Chamber
Office duplicate Of the said certificate II shall
build attempt TO build erect house
upon the line Of such street alley without
having FIRST obtained such certificate he shall nd not less Than
Ave than twenty dollars" W. tlLl CITY hng'r.
Ry the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
sE B. WILLIAMS. sANCE FL Y. RI
WILLIAMS ~ REID,

Comm lSSiOn Merchants,
g. z C.EyEe WIEEUT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
st --'a-, '.r . sr, uf ~ rzterm Produce and make
I'D. cash Advances an C0asig nntents Tor sale, or
haud ". bought aud stored account ot purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManufaCtOry,
ESTABLISHED IL 1850.


IT Is lcj not generally that established my Clothing
Mandatory n This cy TIN YEARS ago. and have cOust
Tor That uuuel and make large portion OF
st1c, l Richmond hundreds OF customers will testify To-
ami Increased from time 10 time, better
prepared orders for work IN large snail quantities
heretofore viii guarantee % furnish them just low
f-ral
Being practical my Business mot having climbed ln At
others sh0uider dster myself that
give uch and good article Tor the price any house
North south.
L those who uh 90 build up PURIFY southern Manufactoes
The ola established houses first and let rHE the
reward they justly merit for past present or future SerV'es
This humhuE prove by from seventy 70 one
hundred hands Ia employ, ani many Of them have been
FOR years.
Patroaze manufactures homr, especially when
can 10 81 without additional WA IRA SMITH,
las ia Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
FORWARDING BUsINESs.

TUIHE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CO, sYTI,.If
having arcedrd 10 the proposition Of the -
side Railroad Company advance the rates ON both routes
compelled advance rates am, nswe'er by that ar
rangemeut enabled 10 put goods through
30 TO 25 Per Cent. Cheaper
the South side Railroad provided that Company ahees %
the pul agreed upon articles the difference Is
much greater
CH determined put the charges At the VERY Low
POINT article the mecar Lyncburg and
West will Ind greatly their advantage to ship via Rich
mond. A Ltk,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
On the D,ck,
mhi0 Richmond Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

NOTICE.
OUR stock o. Ready Made Clothing, No. 50 Main ST.,
- have sold Mr. a. WHIrLOCh and will continue TO
keep large No. loo Main where viii be
pleased and the public Ia general having
made Arrangements clothing here, and
are prepared orders any Kind 70 be made the
best style notice. Our winter stock will oGer At
-etured prices Co make FOR Spring stock. CAL az
h6 T. MORRIS 4 CO, 100 Main St
T. NORRIS T. ELLIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

or RBLS. or THE PUREST AND BEST
ZO WHISKY 10 be had In the n arket
ha.pipes French Brandy
10 boxes finest G p and black Teas
Olives, Capers, Olives Parc
Guyere Cheese
stllton Cheese, In ID. tins
CheddaLC Cheese, IN small cakes
American Imitation Cheese
fnes Madeira, Of the vintage Of 1SiS
Amontelildo Veno Depasts and Topaz Sherry Wine
Partridge Eye Associates Vergenay, Mumms Yergenay,
Cabinet and Vineyard Champagnes
Mackerel and Dutch HerTings
Wsrcester Reading Harvey Essence Lobster Chile Vine
Sauces
Fariaa. Chocolate, Cocoa, Rroma
Java, Mocha aud Lasuayra Coffee
Sweet on, Cordial Gin
London and Irish Porter, Scotch and Aspenhan Ale.
For sale by
mhg-sv BLAIR a CHAMBERLAYNE.
NFOLAsSIs.-New crop Cuba Mosssps in hhds and bbls
WI Of prime quality, for sale BY l.. II. SKINNER co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
PRIN CE I'M z ERIAL
CHAMPAGNE.
nA
FROM "a EPRRNAY,
@

Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout The Country
,s fine brand CHAMPAGNE which until he past year was
confined exclusively to the best tables OF Continent
rope has now obtained the most unbounded poyu
ty in this country IA recommended by P,
clans Of the city New York. all other wines
It's extreme purity and dcaey and those who try rarely
use any other brand Although only year elapsed
rs Introduction this country The demand
sany increasing Our arrangements are suc the
quality Of the Wine being maintained at rs present high standard
The Prince Imperial imported solely by u.s. being
Agents Of Messrs. DE- yESoGg & Co.. In this country
Ey HAUGHwOUT &CO
Nos ass 400 and 492 broadway. n Y.
Sold Ia this city by DUDLEY CO., WINSTON POWERS and
spOTTS HARVEY ( co. mh6-d3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22


rsVO THE PUBLIC consequence Of The unpreeedent-
ei success Model shirt" have made arrange
er (Which heretofore Impossible, account Of The great
Kew York; 20 0iIy have large supply OF tins popu-
lar shirt hand n variety of style and quality, so mat
these sending will have them ned regularly and WIKI
-psch. the sole Agents for this Shirt In Richmond,
would respectfully call the attention % those who have rot
seen Model examination and they Will become conync
that t ats,s and 0st urIbts shirt ever offered
r sale also prepared TO make 20 order from scientific
measures notice. and at reduced prices We have on
arI large and desirable 90 GENrLEMENs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining TO The business
.ad which viii be offered at greatly reduced prices -
STURTEVANT 4 MAGWIRE
su9o No. % Main street, Richmond, Va
TTOMR MADE Shoes have constantly on hand Of
Ia ny ovn manufacture the following kinds Of
Boots and Shoes:
For Ladies':
Cater Boots, with and without heels
Morocco Lace Boots, with "
&C.
For Gentlemen;
Dress Boots
Stout Boots, single and double soles
Oxford Ties and Brogans.
For Misses and children:
Goat and Morocco Boots with and without heels.
For Boys;
Cali Brerans and Oxford Ties.
FOR Servant women;
Goat and Kip Lace Boots.
For servant Men:
Brogues aud Brogans.
an prepared make 70 order al short notice any OF ne above
-,g,tIe-i-i kipas JNO. G. PAGE, JR.,
90 Main Street
oe2i ? doors above T. K PRICE co.
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ENORY AND nENRY COLLEGE.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA - 90, =.
yuyUE snr session OF this Institution Will begin on the lYtn OF
January next and continue until the 9Th Of June following we
payable in will the entire cost ior ss 00'
6s snf oonf;n0euf fss FOR further information, address
S.Js-Sm Z WILEY, Pres't Emory p o., Va,
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CLIO T Fl 7 N q
FOR THE
SOUTHERN TRADE.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
RICH AND MAGNIFICENT
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
EVER OFFERED
JAMES WILDE, Jr., Sc CO.,
No. 3ss BROADWAY,
BETWEEN WHITE AND WALKER STREETS,
New York,
VLT0sE GOODS have long ayoraby through
w the Southern States that their Stock Of Cloth
Ing Spring Summer Wear VIII be ready the inspection
buyers the First February which time VIII be full and
complete
We would call particular attention the fact that all orders sent
to will be carefully filed under InMEDIATE
SUPERVISION. To those who visit market respect
fully extend invitation call and examine stock before
making their purchases. felO-2m
1850 SPP ma 1860

TISSUES,
PRINTED FOULARDs,
BEREGE ANGLAIsE,
TRAVELLING GOODS by the yard and ROBES ~
% per cent. on Cost of Importation.
LINEN GOODS.
$50 pieces OF Pure Irish Linen at % cents per yard
leo 90
Linen Rosoms Of all grades very cheap.
Lnn-n Shcetng Pillow Linen, Table Damask, Napkins,
and Towels Ladies and Gentlemens Linen Cambria Hik
WHITE GOODS
Cambrcs Jaconneit Swses, Checks Stripes Blahts Iaron,
Grapes, by The piece or yard.
DOMESTIC FABRICS
Beached and Brown shifting and seeng Of celebrated makes
such New York Mls Londas, womsua, Gala Mills, and
others by the piece yard with full stock osuh goods be
long to this d'partment-Renerslly
LADIES wRAPPINGs FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
300 French Lace Points.
2j0 Lace Maniles Of various styles.
BURROWS, MANDARINES, PlCCOLOMINlS.
and all the styles large stock ofNew Spring
EMBRoIDERIEs
In this department show the largest and cheapest
soment o the kind Ia the city without exception, comprising
everything coming this head mention.
We however call the attention Of the Ladies' the stock OF neat
Cambria Bands which very desirable
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
sde Misses Gents aud Boys Hose and half Hose OF all kinds
and all prices very low by the dozen or pair.
Paasos Ladies Sun Umbrellas In good variety and cheap
BONNET RIBBONS
a usually unriyaled low prices.
Merchants from the city country who making their
this market would consult their interest by gying
stock examination many goods they can save - cent
In purchasing from Us. J. MlLLHlsER BROS,
NH Broad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

FIRES AT NOBLE HoUsToN AND Nyw QRLEASs-The
fire in Mobile Tuesday morning, destroyed property
10 the amount of quarter OF million of dollars
twenty-five hundred bales Of cotton were burned, and
also the Theatre and twelve buildings.
The loss by the fire at Houston, Texas the inst,
amounted to S275,oOO. Thirty houses destroyed
ere the flames could be eStinguished. The following is
list of some Of the sufferers:
L. J. Latham $4,000; j. R. Morris, $4,000; f. P.
Bremond $4,000; A. j. Hay. $1,000; Ii. Fleishman,
50 600; James Il. Evans, $1,000; w. A. Van Alstyne,
(nsured) 5000; A D. McGowen, $4,000; j. S. Taft,
$4,000 c. Z. Gregory, $1,000; Judge Gray, 81 200;
Telegraph Office, $500; Robertson, $4,000; Dowlng,
s. O5O; Hudgpeh, S200 Philip Harris, $4,000 H. H..
Dooey 4 Co, 500; Fred Erdman, Sl,5Oo ]. Riordan,
50 600; Galager Cyrus $4,000; Captain Cutter, Sl5,
600; Peter Foeck, $4,000; Coleman, $1,000; Deneke
TAYLOR, $780, Otto, -; Prester, $1,000; Bake Jamer-
SON. $500; Burk 4 Conklin, (goods damaged. -.
The Newton Exchange and two other buildings at New
Orleans were destroyed by fire Monday evening last,
involving A loss OF about 600.