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, 1860-02-17
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RAIL-
ROAD.

NOW tllal 50 1nue1 attention is turned to-
wards tile Kansas gold fields, Our citizens will
hs glad to learn that the Mississippi and Mig
souri Railroad is progressing steadily. if it be
slowly towards the Missouri River. Six miles,
an e1fcntIan west Of Iowa City hare been in
operation for some .tme. The iron il all on
hand and tho work is in such state Of for
wardncss, tlat sixteen miles more will DO nd
ded to the line by the first Of April, only six
weeks hence. As coon rs navigation opens
the iron will be shipped west for ten miles,
and US soon as possible thereafter, the line
will be opened To Marcnsc thirty miles west
Of Iowa City. By the first Of July, thirty
miles more, reaching Gri:ne}l, half wuy be-
tween Iowa City and Dcsmoines, will be
graded, and if no unforeseen difficulty should
prevent, the road will be in operation to Grin
nell carly III the fall That point reached,
more than one-thlrd Of tile whole distance Lo-
tween the Mississippi and Missouri would be
completed.
1t is conceded that q rev and prosperous
State is soon TO be formed in the new gold
fields in Western Kansas and the progress OF
our east a1d west lines Of railway through
Iowa, becomes 4 matter Of absorbing interest
10 the city. Were it possible to apportion the
amount necessary to complete the Mississippi
aEd Missouri railroad within the next two
years equally among nll our capitalists aud
business men, they could not possibly make
better Investment Complete this road to the
and the trade Of the upper portions
Of that immense valley, with that Of Western
Kansas aud Nebraska, would be ours for all
lime to come. Tho managers Of this import
ant road therefore, should receive til, synpa.
thy and tho active support Of all our citizens
IN their efforts 10 extend the line TO tho Mis-
eot,rf 1f fEa 0rr1saEf
, 1860-02-17
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STEEL uNaRAv1Naa
II WASHINGTON ANO EYERE1"r !,
lnc1udtnH YiaR q 1t Yaxnrn


Ss a's fFon The original paintings ty Hicks an ar ID.
:a2:; INCHES, zach containing s4x sar.xx 1xrr 81
eosse. miserable pictures haze been raed upoa the nuh
Il ~ works OF an-aaI especially in e.ean b,cl ,rt
mutc7 eosaSnSs-.hat Is neu!t L, eorviuce u<r.ous
o. fsse that they ase sa:en ordering What they have not
hsss *es "rhare paid the arst artists tbe.r own ,e.
10 1A&f 7AorA*sn DottAas. to produce Eae,a~-
hIAei'ul. =" well as tls best pcrts!t*. aol
,h,..I"s A1'1 ofoAaeoo % aoj fn"r.. Opinions
~T. ~ ~ s,ea r.. oa:
Anese sn1avas+ are kenuine works ct ar-,se likeness
, 1860-02-17

~ ~ PARKS, 12+ Lake street.
~ foF Travelling D4.s. Fancy He'd Dresses.
, 1860-02-17

~ ~ PARKS, 1874 Lake street.
~ fer hF.ecists. Seesa:ccs Faus, pur~..
, 1860-02-17

~ ~ PARKS, l34 Lake street.
~" for lair ui'a. Liquid Eouk.., Toilet sosn..
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g e + nj t / 6 te 8.

0pn 9eder ppitofice, SQtnpis
tpirp berihet. paB Gin Oeutlher Nlmens S..
Nter, Elm 9ump, i'm Sneit umeini9e S6peis
ne ielnen OtaApar 9tnBe, einen au9emesn Ses
a6tetn damn, egI1oiIen bat.
Wt Ai9an, GO lan9e bic S6aa +
Su DIT i'm Staate Wl6i9an beitebt, 1T nod,
feline 10 rei6baItise uno oorsusliAe 2ualitdt
Wplle bort er5elt morren, al8 in ptelem SABRE.
Die leBen 9tuffdufe Don penN9enten 6ltIiAtr
to1uier lfnO seraoe 9elheben unp cine eenaue
&rmittelunS beSisliA Der @elammts9lu9fubr
pen 8clIe aus Wtlhi9an in pteler Sailon
ereiebI cas- blbide 2uaatum BON 81 MtalOe
nen pfunr,. ippfur ein Durhlhnittepreis Ypll
46 Gents per 9funO beSablt wuroe. Dem<.
oemdB III alle fir 9SolIe Elm Slarfaptta pon
$!,600,000 in eenannten Staat elnsslpans
pert, mas lebr nelentIi6 CUR 8erbeiIertn9 pes
bis jeyt nrh immer fiblbar 9epelenen @elos
man9els bettra9en mue. Wthiean mar sipar
ndbreno Der ganSen SinanStrlltS bel }9eltem
ntbt 10 I6lecbt ab, al8 anpere meter meitlih
oeIe9ene Stalten, aber pennoH lparen manlbe
0eIh1ft6branhen in'5 Sloden aeratben; Ger
GARNER tanp btnse9en bat ith nod INNER
einc6 siemiiden 0pblltanpes Su erfreuen 9es
babt @8 miro fir Die Sol9e cine nod wet
erbrbte Sprsfalt ouf pie Yerbreituns unr
9trfetneruns rer SAaafbudt palebit sele9t
pereer, pa ole 5drmer ppbl wiIIen, pae &lima
unO ytabrun9 perlelten lebr sinltt9 fIno
unp @oue Elm tderer Ga1 ~9lrtitel psrbIeiben
Miro. Sn pbi9snl 9uantum4 # ntcbt oas.
mas fir Gle Wanufaftnren i'm Staate 1eIblt
9ebruudt wuro, etn9el6lOi1en.
9eenan fubr nad SrrY. un1 1einen frare
fen Yater Su beluhen. @r murpe rurh ab~
selanrte 6autfdmpfer su 8sluden in 8Oiton
uno philadelphia ein9elaoen, Inn port @ors
lequnsen gu eeten, Gr bal eiele GtnIae
Ounaen ansencmmen pirp jeppd, cine 9rDBes
re Sour niht unternebnen. Der Watl
SalOn mar 9eifern TO- sefuut, paB poIiSei Die
auf Dem Settenwe9e beftnplid)e Ween9e iu
fortipdbrenper 8emeeuno balten muete
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pte fletne Wearte, - ba.! i1 muB 1ie in mets
ne 0epdlt befommen, ift unp Die Document
te." Sine teuFlllbe @utb leuhtete aus leiz
nen tletnen Au9en, = er iprane auf uno
maDte enl9e 0anSe purh oa6 3immer, =
rann blltb er iteben uno la9te lebbaft , SD
melB nlht, mie eS fDmnlt, ober oae Wdpben
bat etnen ttsfen @lnoruf auf mid oenadt,
= lmn1er penfe i6 an lte = lte mub mein
lelIt - yfun, ib bOffe, ra6 fol- nidt 10 1bwer-
faten J" ltBte er bObnllA Idhelno bin,u. @r
tfbrte Su letnem Itld Surdd unp fbrieb EN-
fig: 5 NaA elmer gGeie Bifnete liA rie Ibure
unO Der 9etreue Ola pOpulorum 1dot liA
berfln, oWetn gutter 9err Smarttrrn /"
n1elte er, pes 1T Elm Wann nit elnem 8rlefe
OrouBen. = l9 wOtte tbm pen 8ricf atnebe
men, absr er wlll ibn nur Sbnen lelblt ees
ben."
80? la9te 9ew Smurtborn, NUN, Damn
lal1en S-ie ibn eintreen."
4la Dfuete bic Gbire uno Elm 1ltltAer,
na9erer W1nn trat beretn, er Derbeuote ltA
ebrerbteti9 unO tlberreibte f9peieenp einen
SrteT. SmartbOrn iab ras Steeel an unp
Offn:te ibn raid, Snoem Sritfe ltano nihts
ais DIE g8One > 8i9 SOb'pirp ME Elm gutter
Habe mcrpen. QSa6 lolt nit ibm eel1es
ben 2"
Snlartbcrn nabm Elm Btatt papier uno
ihneb oarauf: 2aBt ibn laufen, er enteebt
uno ntht." Damn lhIoB ct BUS 8att in
etn Gou0ert, perfle9elte pte8 nit lsinem Sies
9elrln9e uno CAB es pem Wanne, Der ltd nit
elmer ttefsn Serbeu9un9 lApeisenD ents
fetnte.
9fadOem er fort mar, iuSte SmartbOrn:
DWeln gutter 9llo laiIen Sie mein pferp
lalteln, = ih p,u Elm bisben inS Jreie"
p0iei9 metn gutter Ser Smartborn!" !" lis>
peIe Ala uno verl6manp. Cine balbe
Sunpe lp1ter ritt Slnartbern i'm Iharfen
Srabe auf Der @raYci6 NOap in Der NlAe
lung 9e9en cen Werramee bin
(6crtIebun9 fcl9t.
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9c9' i6? ruf idb? -- Geib sesriiBt
2}enn saltfeunbIi4 AUD nod Peute
Sbr pes WoBltbunS 9lid geuieBt.

9br OeS a8O9lt9uuS Slid seueBt.
@Stbe.
Wr. Seremiab Smartborn laB in leluem
Observation-Disclosures unO ituolrte Elm rifes 9eft
Shriften Dur6 - uOn 3eit gu 3eu belt et
nit Dem '2elen tane unp lhrieb raun enise
yiptSen nlerer. Gnrlib bate er leine 9lrs
belt betnpet unD OeriAIpB Die papiere in bic
SAublape lelne8 SAreibtildeS. o6ein
ttn5iser Nnbaltepuntt" murmelte er seoans
tenDou Dor itA bin, nfein einSi9er beltimm
ier 6lnseBel9 in aaeu Den papleren, nthtsl
mas m,tb auf Die ribti9e Spur letten f0nnte.
- Die Oocumeuie Der alien SOuher Gnp
auh petlhwunoen, - peni9tenS BAT lie
Sis 8vb nibt mebr sefunren. = Der pater
prOpinSial lplu .jeBt Die 9arSe @elAlAte aufs.
gebeu unD bat Md erluAL fetne fernsteu
SAritte su lbun. y yiun, menn er niht
NIL, 10 wtllid II i1 unternebme Die Sacbe
aaf meme sisene 3ebnung.
DIE paplere per Alten pat N.ta1sap als
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Sun9e 2eltte,

oe 40 bur& bete Safer ef@Da&t tAbea bic t u uf
Sfen 9euten Oper tn S&ule unh Dtren Bseu M a
uo6t4 tsnssn itIba TIM s6at sar& psGuttSuen bs
uneebet be &tt unmts& MAIDEN R6rrer nnh @etH ar
iruten iOtprt be n6tbtsfn S&rttte trIn
aDts aet Ras sn tugr DIANA bic 6vnun6 fetnes eanbeA
9ebtne ener <eru allen AnSteu uh 6rsubgu het
etbens lcescreu p<rbn rl bur% peeu finer Mbrrune
pom ptase btr Nar Sst ptrfuueu maER teppr a tntrt
ten tn ne .t..at ~ IL N5tl ef 9.E{l
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Or. Solution.

Wtetse res fSnst6tn &CueSums unbdrSs tn 9Cnepn
@deurter etnes Der ern meentiHen 9Clsgten be Der
tsn Der osa 8r0Bn 8bsl tnes ebens tn oOptasrn
eppcn yarts pbdbelpbd une anbcrn Sabten 6ebtot bat
tln9s Der wnnoerbaren etlungn pplenbet
htptc er Wotttn eB unsabitge 2etbenbt Obrsnou
len Wepetta un aHbersn Rrantbern Itten CI6e o. aud
Ole bel pi0sben erdnfteu u tbr lhreden bts su Oft
then BET Ssrnsen RleinSteteu auGenblid &C.
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Dte fGredli&tn tunsen DtS 0aerS nh ft5r an fnrten
geHf bee eDantfee Uertrrun Der Seen @hrudbttt tet
gsas sratts D0 Ntnanesn abnstsans er @tsaf6aft
,e, lRb etntSt Der t6Immen JrIstn sI-7s'
Laultnpe SOn ptsUneE Stn Attrs t6unen test bsursetn
wse urfde tbt @eunDbest dbnmt Ne ikrt RraH rer
lreu wa& bas nern5S absthrt trben tnhem dt eu,
&rtnuns ee Auoen ben 5uRe4 ans ke VT
tetnen bst MussenruRs botsn. F 'sa9 ss
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Sunae OP1nner.

oepnprs w6 ctt Gpr gebetmen edtrs emrrben HHh
ode Aeru met kdu'enR tn tin ub@s BrGt rttBt mel @t
eQrG brs erbdbnen 1dnte uue nrnt6tn
mu Dcrner Der Hrbtdmt ben 5end be6ethert uni eT
eeer besdubsrnbt 1Sns eutIct bnbn ubeu m6een f& n
Tom J(rrfr Il
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Dr. 9nbnIton,
Der etnilae 9lrit, lpel6er anaetat.
tGlabLtrt ppt a@tlrtn Sabrtn.l }

ttStdbItrt aGtsrtn Satrtn.)
Sr bat hos A6trhe rrtiamat xat ItttI In btr Dt
tnreG esn aat gentle Rronbttten S&p1t I'm Mhftn uni
Sl,ebsn nnfretptgst 5&mtttet
eep1eunsn gertn urtnbldt 9truheS BET
crsdnbtn 9rdfi bs Nerusnrt,BcS Ropf @uree Wattr
pauRrdafb Gaer toner pl6tu uebel bt sceS
5sremen eUVbuneeH Suesnb pt&s u Cptru eefdbt
ttbsr line as Der suaue ben . nbrteu beS nIpHts
esrnbren UNI psan nnI stts Gebttlt tbrs dtnbaeu
OcfunuAen peruteu S6wa6 &pntuttpn nrrbrngeI
e'. Sb unmDs MAIDEN une tuItst kH RSrSer Rnh Snn GER
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Nummcr 173.
SsaltlnlOrc.s.ocf S5OlpitaI.

Q5tarjinoet slr llnterprifm9 Der Quudlalteret.
Der sjilggs plaB, no etne 56etlun8 1larn
nerpen tdnn. l lgi Us az
h QtnDerlIng tn lebs Stunoet l
Gptn QufdliIber, pas euert @elMnpbdt trb
lenDs rlItntrt.
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Dr. q D. BwttK NsIt es rASer fhx ersrAuliS beu EnbH-
BIN sinse aubenIinsa Hsr selnSssn vsenasss ais Ar
DE aus ptbnL6 @pnnLtattrneu UeeeH HWstr nns eetdsr
der sranbedea mt Bua erpasH sNes " st sss uaHStAs
Sc it cennsak FIR TIN Sesenparts amenhSrH, sas er ia
1889 in ssbbsr 6orn aIs ars srasnrte Ss tnt e bat g
ben IsteE abren Faexten oir ole ur 8eshnbnnS
nes &smens ais tRdtsr une semennns8sr A1 nrtsrnoS
nnb rienet bon Anen Ae5ten Aser tAe<
SuIsi "a BON esem 9bec eer RHeteb ber arstn Erars
fiji Ouadalbere anaeebex ph, auiegeu 10 er6eneH tebo
b ben NIT ieI@eu &ranStten kbaetsn Yonen errdtenoen
8ortbee Az sros Mot haS areacu Ar ebr uotbpenbie
koltcr Eaft utS eseu gbtrirs UNI baS BeiH
suirsnl .neu Ocnen ma 9raaf6etsn 9uss an 5Isu
unb tRen A ens irniss Srant9e gu tstlen lnO se
OIare,b bat II On 8. 1 S6mhb TT bcr aete resemdB9e
srabuis Hr,t ~eI@x Baltimore aneSsa hst Seine Brers
Rranfbtcn 8dHsn nub mtnbere IN bic Sa8en sBeit
9 gns a S srSt ! ssssS % & $ g. as tt%a S.n TsSqns
eu unb tonbrs remDen, ben UCbsemeiten Ratt 81 erbe
en To9I bGrau IN s9tn Sa e mot onr O'' IN ts@sn an
tunaeH maen GrInHus hf Ten abreasa Has beAsa
Aerseu fnt nnmA9t@ IT.
8ta6tet s5olgtnets BET 3eiteh.
Der rnsndte Ee6er nit Obsen uebeIs bebate TT hhf nd
ueu msn abrensn ar peHOen enr pedra 81 nitpt nsr
biet nen Rronteu cine hr bte Wenun gu naden p6preHc
a in ben 5aaen no bic Symphonic rf HIr soas m 0Ss c9
We nett srHbersn @tnuns beretst 1T. Berensansen obeE
uSridneS@ merben mad ete neltn pen Dr. Suuk au8e.
ubenen netanbIHsspse tn ren'seH 9aseH e5ns Smerss
aocr ueruSenieusen M ben Rateten sbt 3nslei3 sarsn
h E g. g. emietb bos tne Gutshn6ana Der nretbra" H. +
No. as Strietnr& bhanbeIt wetheR Hchur 10 of GtarGsat
bic traurisfaen 6cI9en berbeifhtrea
Ninee Scute uRh Ne petGe featnoer S&Td@e Ietben
{oIen & 3eea mkGben uob Re seen &nmmer RHe 0ree
hntchen erireren
or & g. Spts bat bur BITE sIhlt@e Gur sbtsw 2rantbe
ten srtSr SerbHbet aIs Hsenb si anbrer G tn amfa
lanst gr te bat nebe tn ben f6ssen bon Slnb ans as
3ibt Contribution sre mprhnglie Rra mteher noem Hsr
.u1fote HIbt NteI anpenhe Sene RetJa III net rnn
Dertur uu6 alsH msraIen SifteH IN timer beqnem btca
WtoiTe anbere nnE onn I'M @at cher irafG seer s AsE
Retis unbemen Hnh obne ebnng IN Sedten ~ sernradea
arcm1en perhen Ru tei9e &n3hnbnrS etnserete IT,
nub cine gnl&ranfnns ber 9ebenswetie nptbnenstg.
Mud ben Srantbetcn sss ipeibli4en GIs5n sn N j. o.
Smith felt Nbe abrn iene beicnber AnnteraRteA
,Crpbmet uub cerprht aHen 2eioenSn cine EIen6e Ctr
Or g. 8 @nths Sripentatioe fin SrsncH Farm msH an c6t
sen BdSe erbalter Die e6tn H ert unb puros n1nerS&S
Sabre auBerD1beNd CeI borDn aebront krets So pcr-
f1re e6t BON Baltimore .nerHt webnen RHn mad eenaHeg
anaae. oer Spmrtpm On. g. g. SHb porOfreien Srees
euniultiren unb Eeen ua usena enem GRts ees SaSs
aeldiGft erbaIten
Nue anrosen bleiD.H rens srsatm. Sn her Oies Rt -
porate 3imnter ,ur RtspnHten beI Batterten.
Offen rcu tbr Nsr9eNs bis nbt abenbs
tbsFsS Or. e. .. @mffb.
Snsn.s 3o. IL. 9Th 1rehexi6Rr. Safhmaa.
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Orsantlbe S1waAe

unvtruS esbetlt uOG ra wteDt btrsatnt Ottts
rbtdrC trtotn weeS eds 3ebtu enb unb BITE &be unb RAD
pmmen,Sd unmoslt& ma&t IL oft bas eUps Dert be breu
ysteatdten unbelOnnen r6bnen Snnst 9eutt fnb su e
Que6wsiun8eu SnetSt neil Re Hrleen ntt Sennu
tennen ObBlet e aud burG Sttfturtn &ebtrhldeen TN
parn Stetn ans nnesrs uria4en sntRbeu Tu n t bod
mt,erStbetls ene Eplse bes Wtsbraues ben Or8ane
Ber dber min aueuen bag C Rrat &rsueuns
uerUrsn wtrb bt h etlten 2afern erse6ep
Dsneu o etis 0Hb AuBereem burh fruteu Sc
s m @ertannnss gberseuss sef1Ud&t nne BITE pbplbtn ns
Seti6sn Rrdfte psrnthtet e
slsrn 9ebret Uten oft ntt BITE urindt Der RraHbett
her 3eetnSe Ute oft fretbeu t BITE ecibeu anbs-
re llrdben W. bic cur bts @erpbubelt eetmen 9dfers
itlnren up. :se& ls8<s3t3 slss
EE~ Office; SO. @aD= =Grsbertffra6e,
lteben 1biiren DOR 8aIttnUreltr, Ollt6e Sette,
Die Stufen btnauf. "a.
Dta ncr i6 Hdmen unb 6auSnumner benn unwienee unt
nBrtihf Slahnabe purtrebent une serenlr AnadaIttt
5bunaldsr SreRpther Srasnrenteer Hne tampenpnBer
hfRntn 6 teselmdBts Nette Hnp lauerB aeG9tR Dr.
Sghntcn's gfuf per Siabe gt lsaf laE+ @ tsl
NS aus Srtcfi mufeu ttusu pot Stamp entbalteu.
Gias Qeilaa9 IN laBen Su9efbert.
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Beionpers 3u beahten !!

DR. 9pbraDn bst dntn Deneu ttHe uIfs ueI6e @ bird
Ol&s seDms unaturI6e GetA R6rper era6rene f
ets Aret Os Seeaaft Rub be &be unfabo atuDt Qaaer
aefhndtt bdbcn. sa.f<
5 nt etnts traursen bsfIasnswtrbn gcetn ber
rubin epObnbttttn be 9ahtrs S6pa&s TN Nnden unt IN
ben Siteern S1merlcn tm RrpR Gwa6t eaGts 0trIGf
Uusfetrat 5erstlUpsn nerpS unrubt AfaoenIbpadt
4rOrernns Dt gsrhduunssOrsaae agstmesne &nhraftMs
Spmptrms ber S&miHbfn@t
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8rpcertes, Sssetne, 2tq1rs ,c.
Ste4ter Gmmcntba1cr=, Stbmcisers
Nimburaer Safe.

Sreben mpfngen cine srOBe Parbie oor39dr aaren Die
mir an Wiebercerfduier biIl9l abseben perben,
9ub baben es 9ou Saria9e Sarbelen Gardiner, Galat=
Del ,e. &C. an 6ano NbbeI 4 gSiIbeImr,
yte. 379 8elt= BaimpreIraBe.
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8erbelratbett perlCnen,

cher 5ple welGs m uerbttratben btdbaGStn uRt I'D pA
tbst Sdpl zines 5tnrerntHeE beuet nh pA
ten 1npsrught Or SsnHncn su &atbs ttebtn
aQt 9tpsrns ss8en ete &bt pb91s ODe eete 8err&une
Netblr oeI Nerpen 5rern uub S6paGc cher QrHSpfrne
or bred6fen 4rt Werben 6nel urtrt Dertuist wtt6tr
G Ger Ssbdnelua9 anr Nnrprgt Dr. 9ppnau HRtertt
tenn thin ale &hrtnmdnc Cbnt Burdt I'D anDertrautn
unn tupegi anf ietn aratiae @ef&dIt&let htrIaHsn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21
Ennn to virninia.

Our citizens are perhaps not generally aware
that there is now in our city a distinguished
gentleman of Connecticut, CHARLES l.. CHAP
LINE, ESQ., who has been delegated by the large
Union Meeting in New Haven. the capital OF
that State, to express to the Legislature and
people of Virginia, the conservative sentiments
and fraternal feelings of one Of the most en-
lightened and patriotic communities III the
land. Mr.. CHApLINE is native Of Mary land,
but a residen. of New Haven, and gentleman
of high toned and dignified character. Weun-
derstand that Grow. LETCHER will transmit the
communication with which he is commission
ed to the Legislature of Virginia, and we trust
that he will be greeted by the citizens OF Rich
mond with that courtesy and hospitality which
are due to himself, personally, and 10 the con-
sentative and honorable gentlemen whom he
represents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21
Correspoadencs Of the Richmond Dispatch
The Benefits Of the NeU Railroad Co"ssa"s"-

The BENEFITS o. the Ntc Aa''"""
Mass faetwYss, Re.
LyxcHBUR0, VA. Jan. ~.
I..t NJ this time much Is said in relation to
the benefit that IL to accrue to Lyncno.s
from the opening Of the Alexandria koao, q
majority Of our people being under tne III!
preston that this road will greatly enna" re
our commercial prosperity; but wnetneI Me
will he benefited to the extent expecte1, unA1
alone will develop. That the rot q Will pe anu
IL now q great convenience, nor only -.
citizens, but to the Western traNei, Al WI =.
nit but all convenience are NOT oenen's, 90
has been often exemplifled by the constEuctsou
of railroads to small towns or cities tnat NJ y,
retrogaded from the moment tnat tue IoH~"
have been permitted to pass through tne :; -
1t is the manufacturing interest tnAt 20 W
build up Lynchburg,if her railroads are 10 !"
beneficial TO her. Let her merchants "n ;.aI in
neyed men invest portion OF tneH cAP'' "a:
manufact lures, for which her SITUATION -
admirably adapted in every respect. ns'
other branches Of man features at once hour
ish. and keep pace with the tobacco manniac,
turers Of the present day In our n'"s.. on"
instead of sending manufactured aIucies
North TO be sold by commission merchants "
the Western trade. and in many instances
sent back to our own State, as is the case WIN
the tobacco manufacturers at Inc pIeseh,
time. let them send out drummers 10 sell
their own goods. The commissions paiu W
Northern merchants will pay the drummers
handsome salary, which Will command the
services of efficient business men. 10 'nis'
and then our railroads will be benenciai 10 us,
and we can then not only sustain the Ioaos
we have at present. but build up and sustain
many more besides. That all this can not he
done in one, two, three, four or five years, WIZ
be admitted; but energy and perseverance
will accomplish almost anything. Such things
have been done by others with not half the IA
cilities that we have. Can they not be done
here
The number of letters passing through the
Lynchburg Post-Of1ice during the year lo29,
ayeraced 5A Der day. The number of deaths
occurring in the city for the same length o.
time was :iI7. -. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

DEATH OF Hon. JOHN NELsoS.-Hon. John
Nelson died in Baltimore on Wednesday even
ing last He was one of the acknowledged
leaders Of the Bar Of Maryland, and, indeed,
of the country, and during his long life has
been called to various positions of trust and
Importance, having been Attorney General of
the United States under the Administration
of President Tyler, and minister TO Naples
under that of President Jackson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

COMPLIMENTARY SUPPER.-A complimenta-
~ supper was given on Friday night last, by
the Berkeley Border Guards, to Serg't treder-
lex Garter of the R. L. 1. Blues. We hear that
il was gotten mp in fine style, and passed off
pleasantly and agreeably to all parties. The
crowd in attendance was very large, and the
speeches and toasts We're appropriate TO the
occasion. lion. John Blair Hoge presided
Mor.tHSbarg IDiertcaa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

vIyHE LATE AGRICULTURAL AIR.-No
J. seDessts mention havina besn made Of Oxford
Dew Sh:sp u the schedule Of Irsml9a ne pHe-
9inia Central Agricultural Eoclety. under the in
pgesgion that thsv would b included IN the class
ofs.Ione- w oOied Sheep" the subject was brought
20 the Aftsaticn OF the Executive Ccmm,ttse. who,
eeiny satisfied that they form distinct breed OF
couragemspt. determined to cher supplemental
premium Of 80 for Oxford Down Sheep, under the
they are known both il England end this country.
This pEeminm was AWARDED b. the Judges 70 the
ontord Downs sxaibited b. Hon, Y Rye. Of
j. M-M Trsas. Va. Cent? Axricnltl Society.
ROLl. BvfTENs -l4h roca,ved three bnxes
- fresh ROLL opTTE1; AAo, good article IN
Esl-,y s. Z WfSsToN POWERS.
soar 10 boxes ETY. III saE &, m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

BIRTHDAY OF FRANKLIN.-The birthday OF
Franklin was cOmmemorated on Tuesday
evening by the Franklin Typographical So
ciety of Boston. Mr.. Everett's address opened
with a beautiful and feeling allusion to the
Lawrence disaster, and also to the death OF
Macaulay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

Ma CORRECTNESS AND DURABILITY, the two
great consideT atoms in obtaining likeness. We
appreciAte likeness only when it resembles the
loved ones of whom they are taken. They are
valuable only as they are durable; for unless thew
will endure after the object of our affections are
taken away, they are OF but little value. Correct
the Portraits Of every sxe and style. executed at
the Photograph and Fine Art Gallery Of W..
MINIS, III Main street; none other are allowed to
leave his Gallery. ja0-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

LETTERS BY THE OVERLAND MAIL.-The
postmaster Of St. Louis states that the number
of letters sent from that office by the overland
mai! for the quarter ending 3Ist December Is
6o9l7 This is exclusive of over 200 pounds OF
foreign closed mail and several direct bags
from Chicago and Cincinnati. The NUMBER
received in the same time, exclusive of about
I.6OO packages direct for other offices, (and es-
timated to contain 600 letters is III sol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

Coal RIVER COAL.-The Western Mining
aid Manufac turing Company, and the Vir-
ginia Camel Coal Company, have shipped
from PeytoEa, this season, for the Western
markets, three hundred tkonSaHd bushels of their
we'll known superior camel coal-hGaaWha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

MAN BURNED TO DEATH.-A fire occurred
Wednesday morning in the carpenter shop OF
the Michigan Southern Railroad, at Laporte,
Ohio. Conant, an employee, was burned to
death, and another, named Peck, was badly in
iuretl. The building was saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

INSANITY OF THE HON. CLARK b. CocHRANE.
A dispatch from Albany, N. Y. says that the
illness of Hon. Clark b. Cochrane has termi-
mated in insanity. He has been taken to the
Utica Asylum, where it is hoped skillful treat
ment will restore his reason.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

THE HANGING AFFAIR IN CLARENDON, S.
C.-The Sumter Waterman alluding TO a no.
1ice of the hanging of an offender in Claren-
don, s. c., which we copied from the South
Carolinian, says: "If any such summary
vengeance has been executed within the limits
of our good sister District of Clarendon, the
intelligence has never reached us. Nothing
approXimating it, we believe, has TRANSFERRED"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

FREE NEGROES IN MIssoURI.-Goyernor
Stewart has refused to sign the bill lately
passed by the Missouri Legislature for the
exclusion OF free negroes from the State.