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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
~ of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Coun
IT, will be exposed 10 public sale the premises on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1890. at P. M.ths following
property late the estate of PM Hosey late of Springfield
twp deceased to wit The following lot piece par
eel OF land situate in Springfield p bounded east by
n. s. Mosey south by lands of F. T. Bennett, west BY
lands Of Charles Elliott s north by lands of ]. Mo-
how'd. and R. Culp. Containing tytwo acres, there
abouts.
Terms Of Sale-Cne fourth upon confirmation Of sale
and the balance in one year with interest.
LEMUEL C. GLEASON,
June I 1860. Administrator.
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GRAND JURY, drawn for September Z.

GRAND JURY, drawn for September I.
" 4. D. 1850.
Amcnia-Robert Mason Jr. Sheshequin Elisha Newell :
Canton-John Iilley, Abiiah Mead.
Frankliu--Nelson Gilbert. Smthied---Wm Knicker-
Hcrrick- Solomon Stevens, booker, f.. 4. French.
Solomon b. Garfield. Troy tp.--Enos Il. Luther.
Litchfeld--Wm. X. Walker. Herrick'M Kean.
LeRoy-J. p. Van Fleet. Tuscarora--H enry Mont.
Monroe tp-Wm. White, l.. gernery. .
A. Pratt. rren-Danel U. Abell.
Orwell-Geo. c. Handy. Wyalusing- Elisha Lewis, r
Pike-Harman Warner. Keeler.
Stang stone-T. H, schoon. wysoz-stdphen Clasou.
TRAVERSE JrEy-sE3oHD WEEK.
Athens tp-Rausom Parsh- Rome-Neson Allis, Sas
all, Jacob A Weller. Seeey, p. Forbes.
Burlingt ngton-MOrris Wilcox. Ridghery-Joel Peterson
Hezckah Whitehead NJ Ostrander, P. W. Burn
Smith. ham.
Canton-Kelion Packard. springfeld-oA A Vincent, J
Frankn-J VI Taylor. John Cooley.
Granv Lev. SaXton, Lu- Standing StOne-C Roof.
man Putnam H Ross. Smithfeld-W II Pierce.
Herrck-Jeremiah Barnes Terry-'ames H Turre.
Litchheid-Henry keyser, Ulster-S. c. Hovey, VIM.
LeRoy-Joseph Smiley, Howie.
Monroe tp-Jos Inghsn Warren-Wm Manning L
Clark Cummings. A Jocelyn.
Monroe boro-E Hunlcy. Windham-B KuykendaI.
Orwel-H wilson. Wells-Shube Rowley.
Pike-M II Coddns.
SECOND WEEK.
Albany-Jam6s Lee Joshua Smitheeis-S Wood ] Els
Athens tp-James McArde. bree + Nichols, J Bird.
boro-Wm Hancock, Sprngfeld-A Tanning.
Wr Fritchcr. 4hg Stones Stevens.
Burlington--C Scouton. Sheshequin-John waggett ;.
Burlington west-Stephen Troy boro-Delos Herrick
H. Stiles, Dewitt Bowen,
Canton-Leonsrd Lewis, C'Troy tp-Allen Taylor.
Wright. -. Towanda tp-Daniel Swart
Pike-Amos Pratt " Tuscarora-Henry Stycr.
Reynolds Wlmot-A Stone
Ridgbury-Isaac Baldwin, S Wells-J Pellet, Brink.
Brown. Wyalusing-Beni Brown,
South ereek-A H ThOmp. Black.
son Peter Dean windham-P Warner
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m. Y. g. Z. RAIL ROAD.
New Iron Works in TOwanda !

THE subscriber has the pleasure to announce
to the public that he has commenced operations in
his Works. and is prepared to execute orders for
Steam Engines, Grist Mill, Circular, Gang and Mu-
ley Saw Mill Irons, Iron Water Wheels, and most kinds
Of Castings and Machinery in common use. He Also
manufactures variety of Stoves also Thmble Skeins
and Pipe Boxes Having purchased the entire stock of
Patterns of the late of Phillips Wheeler & John
Arnot of Emira, he thinks he is better provided with
patterns oc Gearing &c than any in this region
Of country, He is also provided with the choicest Mach
merry and the best of Workmen and has every facility
work promptly. He therefore, solicits share
Of public patronage.
T0wanda. June 10. 1850. O. D. BARTLETT
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE-J6in Holmes {.

A UDIT0R'S NOTICE Join Holmes 10
IA ~ J. 1fqEiEi Charles Mead In the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Bradford County No. eO6
December term, 1857.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute funds raised by Sherf sale of real estate OF
defendant viii attend to the duties Of his appointment at
his office in the Borough Of Towanfa, on SATURDAY.
the 18th CT AUGUST, 1850, at o'clock, A. NJ, at
which time and place all persons interested requested
- present their claims else be forever debarred from
the said fund f. 0VERT0N Jr.
July Il, 800 Auditor
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COURT sALE-By virtue

A bhPHANS' IUUKI SALE.-By virtue
" of order ofthe Orphans Court Of Bradford CoDn
ty win be exposed TO public SALE the premises
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1860, at O'clock, p NJ. the
following described property late the estate of Orange
Bosworth, late of Pike twp, deceased. to wit North
by lands of Vim. Drinks estate east by lands belonging
to the heirs of said Vim Brnk's estate and lands OK
MVsely Ellsworth, south by lands of George d. johnson
and Jonsthsn Nichols west by lands Of Stephen Brink.
Il N. Tupper and z. B. Eastabrooks Containing about
sixty acres, about fifty acres improved with framed
dwelling house, framed barn, small horse barn. two
chards thereon.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WM. B. STEVENS,
BETSEY B0SW0RTH.
June Z 1850. Administrators.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

ENECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is here
II by given that all persons indebted to the estate Of
RICHARD MCPHERSON late of WyaluSing tp., decd,
hereby requested make payment without delay
and all persons having claims against said estate VIII
present thea dcfy authenticated for settlement.
JOHN MORROW,
April :. 1850. Executor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

1koou1 A1DnAr-1s ~ So I1111ly $780,
e1sUk1 o e1IDel|I1
killed jobs 0wsns, = nesehaat Of Waynes-
ENoros The oysaad News says:
EA0hoip9 aftsN 1Ae ez1616msst II the town
escsmS ys!y -, asd Mre citisena. armed
g Wahe1, for the purp1no Of afresttng him..
Arriving NJ his house, tne1 found him armed.
Chilling upon him 10 sufT6nder, he refpsed to
DO 90, expressing It's liberalization to defend
btmseIfs 1t the same time escaping into the
woods. The party returned 70 town 10r d0gs.
with which TO pufsue tho fueittve. On their
way they were met By two more citl1ecs,
armed with guns and Accompanies ~ oog.-
Tho party then returned 70 the house. when
Walker, who had returned during their abb
sence, issued from the door, armed with pis-
tolls and a knife. As he stepped from the door,
his pursuers, who remained inside the lncio-
sure In front, called upon him TO surrender.-
Assuming an attitude Of Defiance ne refused
to give himself mp. while his vile IN great
distress, chung to him 10 prevent further VIC.
lenCe. Throwing her on, he lsyeIed his riiie
and was about 10 dre, when the whole party
Of pursuers discharged their pieces, Killing
him instantly, putting two buck-shot through
the arm and hand of his wile, and mortaIly
wounding his daughter, little girl about
seven years old, who was in the house At the
tines buck shot having entered her face BE-
low the eye, and lodged in the rear portion OF
her brain.
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Der ARTMEnT OF TxxAs.-Breget Colonel
Robert E. Lee, I'd cavalry, has been assigned
to the command OF the Department nj Texas
and will repair To the headq quarters Of the De.
partment, and assume command according t.
HE rank by brevet
The Maryland House Of Delegates has ap-
POINTED Z committee TO ascertain whether
Gov. Hicks, Of that State, sent his secretary tc
WAshingt0n to congratulate Speaker PEN
niDgton on his election.
A bill 10 before the Wisconsin Legislature for
the abolition Of the grand jary system. It has
beeA abolished In whole or In part In nine
States Of the Uni0n.
II 10 eaid that ont Of German population ol
1fty thOusand In the State OF Wisecnsin, theirs
- not sipgls individual from ths FadeFland
confused 10 the Penitentiaryo Of the STATE.
There 10 chap In iatl Id Chicago, Who ID
awaiting trial Tor having married and deserted
elevon Wives-triais enough without sny *.
tn one. rays the Boston post" Z.
Nriss Sarah Hndeins dad IN Norfolk, Va.
"Wednesday night, from ~ over doss Of lauda-
ANN. ~ ssss.
= iiierasy esntlsaan Of Ipsaon eiains that
tn u0pa Nhien 49, deSiysd 1to0 - mi.
ttals of - passy 0osto, We hope Il 0od-s
a: 2. eastneaek q 1lasea cosaV. Va
nespeane, nkss by mistaks.
Hl9oa Mapole, exknipsd ae Winchester,
! ~ - Nesae - eAsAsr<ta. 1Aw, 1eu6oa ~.
- = - - 1esn 4sehMvetd.
IN fs11I ss4a srssasiop hi ~ eoNnsy
r =. ~ ~ eala ~ fbsv Ses1ss -
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nA4hpnAl u1pl
| not bsise 70 appoint delegates y Dc 0tate
oeovsussoa 70 behsld In 49, stu - ~ JEDI
fn3ant IS e@ ~
r.. Z. ". 03nnDsrook. ~. z asat 81 O
Uelnocraitc Association, called ea0snssttnGs -
ofosr, mud stased ~ objects. 81
0r. N. B. hill m0ved that the eoatrman b
instructed 70 appoint twenty deseS.tss irom
each u the thrve wards In the city, 70 attend
the State Convention.
Mr.. Appleyard moved to amend BY increas-
Ing .hs number 70 thirty -thrse, and that the
aaasadnens SsinG aocepsed, the motion was
put 70 vote aud carried in the Affirmative.
On motion OF Mr.. N. b. Hill. 1t was
Sesolved, That the Werd deiesates to be ap-
pointed. be also appointed TO attsnd the District
M MI di:I b. K. Wexford moved that the meeting
Mr. n. Tyler asked withdrawal Of the mo-
ton, tor other business:
Mr.. Wexford declined to withdraw 1t, az he
did not desire 10 see other matters introduced
that might produce discard
MIR. Mary hoped the motion would be voted
down.
The question was then put and the motion
was Lost.
Mr. Marve then presented preamble and
resolution compIimenting Ex-6ov. Wise, and
declaring preference for his nomination by
the Charleston Convention.
Mr.. Hill offered q substitute for the resolu-
ton, which declared no preference, but ex-
pressed q willingness to support with Cor.
diality any national man the committee might
nominate, whether from slave or free State.
The substitute was warmly advocated by
Messrs. Wexford, Ayiett and Old, and opposed
by Messrs. Marye, Lucas, Tyler and Tnvmas.
Mr.. John w. Atkinson offered an amend
ment Tor the substitute, compllmentlng Gov.
Wise for his conduct in the late Harper's Ferry
outbreak, but expressing no preference Tor him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

p ICHMOND. JANUARY 9, lS6O.-THOS.
DEALER IN BOOKS, sTXTiONERY. FANCY
ARTICLES DO. No. us Main street, "a door b.
fsAcT FL he s.nsaIc
hracnx every article useful in the Counting room;
Negotiable Notes. Checks, Bills of Exchange. on
haEd and Printed to order. A select assortment 81
STANDARD Works LATELY RE-. Ei Fl 81
kEl.I6IOUS.-Df. Cummnsa' Great TribuiatiO
or Thiexs Coming on the Earth. o. Caldwell on
the Psalms, lee; Life and Labors 81 DANIEL Baker.
!srasitish Nation. o. Fairbanks T. polosy. o.;
vols. u 50; SCOTS C,.mmentarv. vols. 1 90;
sS..Smsn . Mshsr Christian Life ioo; stile.
Life 81 Capt Wears, NO SpurgeOn's SsrmOns,
vol. s, 0os Wayiapd's sermons 70 the ChuTches.
TO; DR.. Hoxe's Blind BaTtimsus, 80: Words ci
}: .%, 'Pa fsthssi
Pastors Hand book. SO Bsraes' Notss' 7sc /: !:
Dwis ht's heology s o. Keth's Harmonvs IN. a.
EVIDENCE. &C.; do. Demonstrations I .; Engi.sh
MAS q eek Concovdance $50 Chalmers Me-
ss l. .9d Rsiss
Sketcnss from Life, part 3D. COS Gaints' Rest: Pii
xrtnse Progress. IN various sty Ice; YUung Chr,e.
tsn, 60 Elegant Narratives. &c; Mascs,s spir-
tt1rL r.s:.1ry &c Ms@oir q ss9mss6sId 90;
sons Cause and Cure ef Inkdellty, a.: Briahsn-
eour.es -; Xnssdcsss IT tie fsmils, Is "a
vards Histor, siaedemgtaSn, Aoc.; Life Of Maltyn,
:ua:iss Aec.; Gyid. @ Ycnas HiseiSIss ~; Hsr-
ls4 fass. No.; Why DO 1--we, IS Conc % 1eeos.
Csdi e Pf.yss; YcSE sssl Z II sats! Tie chsssc
James Anxious lasairsF, and ChfiaAaa Fsoxrsss.
wv
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GRAND OPENING NIGHT!
FOR 4 FEW NIGHTS ONLY

LOVE,
Tho world renowned Europesn
N iGlCIAN ANO VENTRILOQUlyT.
w I'll have tho honor Of making his first sppssrsncs
before the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity
On TUESDAY EVENING Feb T. Ir0
And EvkEy EVENING during the week
MIRACLES! PRESENTATIONS,
Without cOntcd0racy dofy ins detection.
Great Novelties and Wonderful Reprssenl.
tiOns, composed Of
Two DREAMS OF WONDERS.
CARDS OF ADMISSION. ............ eeoh
n, HIS Nightly Wonders will lie varied ever
evening.
Doors open at o. clock, and performances to con
Mence at quarter to o. clock p NJ
AA Grand AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
ENT for tho accommodation Of FaunIlles CO...
dTen and Schools. on SATURDAY AT TERN00s,
comMcnclng at O'Clock Doors open at o'eloci
Admission Is cents, for all ages. k.-h
A kTON I8HlNG TO Al.L.-MADAMKRuS
= SELL. the celebrated Astroiosist. Is nov "a
the city, and will remain a few days longer.
Sne was born with . DatuTal Kilt to tell ~
the events Of life even your very thdush,s-uB
Toll whether you are married or sinsle. srt ssv
nany times you are to be married; III cause spes
~ marriage. she hAa astOnished Thousands VII
her magic power. No gentleman admitted Mn.
EDDiNs' Boarding House, 18th or Governor strss..
between Man and Franklin streets. NO s-,n'
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Female Negro Steater-Ihsft-Mai &c.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb o.,

Anoyel case of negro stealing came up for in
| vestigation AT Chattanooga. Tenn, on last Mon
| day, which res ulted in The accused party being
| sent on TO Court for further trial. 1t appears
| from what can at present learn in relation
| The affair, that young woman had cropped
her hair and dressed herself in suit of male
attire, and in company with a stout negro fell
low, the servant OF a gentleman in Georgia,
was making her way to the North; but ON their
arrival at Chattanoga last Sunday, the awk-
ward appearance Of the woman, together with
The peculiar set of the pants, which did not I'll
her very well, attracted the attention of some
of the bystanders, and aroused their curiosity
TO know who the awkward looking youth was;
so, after some precautionary movements, they
made an examination of the premises, aud the
facts revealed in the case were in accordance
with the above statement My informant could
not recOllect the names of the parties, but states
that this prac tical female amaIgamatiOnlst is
from the North.
A boy from your city, named VIM. Purdy,
aged about seventeen years, was arresed this
evening, charged with stealing Il watch from
one of the porters at the Cabeii House He mas
been loafiug about the hotels and depots in
This city for a IN onth or TWO past, and being
seen with the watch in his possession, he gave
LEG ball. but was oyertaken after an excit-
ing race, and finally taken to the cage where
ample opportunity will be afforded him to re-
fleet in solitude on the disad antages of an
idle life.
Not~ outstanding the unsettled state of the
weather, business matters have undergone
decided improvement during the present week;
tobacco receipts being heavier up to this time
than for any previous week during the pres
ent year. Affairs in that old weather. beaten
concern over the market house. yclept the
Mayors Office have also been quite brisk, but
most of the cases were OF u trifiing character
occasiOned by the Over-indulgenceo of liquor.
For the information of those uniformed on
The subject, beg leave to append an extract
from the instructions to mail agents in rela-
ton to mailing letters at the cars. 1t is as
follows: "That such letters as there is good
reason to believe were written after the us ual
hour of closing the mail at the local Post
Office, and also snch as could not, with Ordi-
nary diligence, have been lnniled at the Post
Office in time for the outgoing mail, when
presented may be received by the agent and
mailed in the car. In enforcing this regula-
ton, the agent is instructed tO endeavor to
exercise a sound judgment as to the propriety
IF mailing or rejecting letters which may be
presented, girmg as little offence to the pmdtie as
possible" o. K
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

Carolina novelist, has written patriotic letter
declining, on account of ili-health, to address
the populace on the Inauguration OF CLARK
Mills equestrian statue Of Washington. The
invitation will now be given to Chas. flames
Esq, ex- Minister to Venezuela. or to Hon
Thomas S. Bocock, of the House of Represen-
tatiyeS.
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NEW BOOKS, &c.
~ Agent OF METHODIST DEPOSI Tory

Agent Of METSoDlsf DSiFsSsssili;55Ay:
Would call attention to the following readable
cCMMsSTARY on The PENTATEucH.-
cS BY Rev as sns 0omnn .. o "as S0n
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rHE E1 %Ss II,sr or ilE RISEN SAVIOUR. B,
sri HdsS;' W Sl.Is THE LORD JESUS Vol,
and Gun one vol.) If the new Edition fns
81 ''s iyRs and wedding
PAU. in. fkEACHER. 3; John E.die, D. D.,
HE r + FOX x T II PULPIT; or, sse.eh.. and
DIscussioNs IN MITE ITkRATnkka anS
AuR x M5 sasffi' q 81 DAN YOUNG, New
LAND Preacher of the O.den lime u.
ELEMENlS OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY. BY
Eex The pss. 81 r. m pesnd
AYEAKiN EUROPE. By Kew Jos. c1os. u D. T..
Ct South CAroiina. A Book Of great interest.
REiiGioUs couRrsHrP BY Daniel D.fo., .u-
YoTHa q LAbYs
and llustrasiens Of the sphere. the Duties. and
yoH shS 1srss!: cf 6HGpnF wC%sn M,s 81
Illus.rauons Of the Duties and Dangers %. Of
, Young Men: Wise. &c.,.
THE PATH OF LIFE; or. Sketches of the Way
THE GoIrEN SENsER; with Selection. of
Pts' 81 f c cH}kisr t9s MASTERS B,HN
sists Il 3, S:so, jaime. O.
LiSE 4 thf c.,:sa. Guild. to
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any one. 10 ll--Nl III, Is.
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"a PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRo.rYPEs. q supe-
rior quality can be obtained ut all hours q the day
Steam Gallery. Main street, near the Dispatch
Office, at prices ransinx from rs cents TO 82o
Large SIZE xroups in gilt frames or ianV cases al
frats da,iv 70 list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

Loss OF THE NoRTHERNER.-Among the
passengers lost by the wreck of the steamer
Northerner, off Cape Mendocino, on the 9th
ult., were Mr.. Bloomfield, a SON of the Bishop
of London, and Mr.. French, son of Captain
T. w. French, of the forty second regiment
British army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

EXPRESS CAR BURNT.-The car of the Harm
den Express Company, which left Savannah
by the noon train of Sunday last, was burned
on the Muscogee Road, somewhere between
Macon and Columbus. The money packages
were all saved, but portion of the other
freight was lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

n Steam Engine for Sale.-A splendid
PERPENDICULAR, ENGINE entirely new, is
oifs RED for sale very cheap L is 4horse power, and
from the boiler 1t is small, and will only o cupy
a space of SIX feet This en- line was built by
care has been taken with everv part of it. The
owner sells because he has no use for it.
Any fur tner particulars will he furnished by ad-
dressins or on application to MIR. G. H WINNIE,
Job and Book Printer. corner Main and 14th SITS
where the engine has been placed for exhibition
and sale. fe 4-dN cwts
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A QuEER ORDER TO AN ExPRKssMAN.-The
following is q copy of an order to an express
man, received day or two since: "Send me
10 gals. of your best gin for $40. want 1t for
my mothers wake and funeral She is on her
last breath. Sometimes she knows us. and
sometimes she don't. Send it this evening pre-
oinelVn
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INCENDIARY DoCUMENTs.-The Pittsburg
Christian Advocate, the "organ - of the NJ. f.
Church, North, in Western Virginia, had a
hearing before one Of the magistrates CT Ra-
leigh county, Va. last week, and the evidence
being deemed conclusive, was condemned to
be burned. The sentence was forthwith car
ried into execution.
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IRON BusIN8ss.-The Diamond Furnace
Company At Jackson. Ohio, suspended Tues.
day. The liabilities are estimated at &s0UOO-
meeting Of iron masters at Portsmouth,
Ohio, on the 9th, resolved to petition Congress
for q protective tariff.
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SERVANTS FOR aIRH.


CARRIAGEsDRIvER AND HOATLER.-
- strong. active and healthy. NEGRO NAN,
HAND and . good CARRIAGE DRIVER ss1
HOSrLtk II for SALE Apply 1t Cary Street jail.
70 Its
CsOR SALE TO 3 EMAlN IN RICHMOND.
STRESS geaseeIly raised. and vail b soia only 70
q 6rst rate homo; She can - sce. q ny ohes
daiiy o. nOon, TIL cold. 9. W. +. TYLER.
General Agent. Olkse MsrsHaIl.
j. le-N between eth and tn streets.
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- Insurance. ..Life and Fire Insurance
on WHITE PERSONS, any length of time, also,
on SLAVES from one month to 6ye years, and f2r
ERE lNSU RANCE, upon EVERY DESCRTP-
TON Of Property in town or country, on LIBE-
RAJ TERMS, call at the old established General
Insurance Ofhce, Pearl street, next door to +. d.
Eacho.
a. The best companies represented and all
losses omptly paid c. r. BKICKEN,
ia H-dlm General insut ance AGENT
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HYDROrHOBIA FROM THE USE OF A MAD
Cows MILK.-The Milwaukee News says the
members Of . family residing near that city
have lately evinced unmistakeable signs Of
hydroph0bia, caused by the use of milk from
a COW which was bitten some time since by a
mad dO9
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L
| The New York Chamber Of Commerce, Mt q
late sitting, adopted a report in favor of the
abolition of the privateer system, and Of the
immunity of all private property from cap.
| ture on the ocean. Fit were possible to pre-
| serve all private property from capture at
| sea, it would be great point gained. But of
| that we see no probability whatever. It is
certain that Great Britain, at least, will con.
| sent to no such arrangement. She refused it
almost coEtumeliously, but few months ago,
| when it was proposed by the Hanse Towns
Privateering, of course, she was willing to
dispense with; but she would by no means
agree to let all property upon the sea pass free
Of capture, and for an excellent reason. She
has more public ships than all the rest Of the
world pu. together. II it be legal for public
ships, and public ships alone, to capture prop.
erty at sea, then Great Britain has an over.
whelming advantage over any one county
II seems plain TO US that she will not surren.
der this advantage.
The distinction sought to be established be.
tween capture by public ships and privateers
10 ridiculous. Where is the difiercncel In
either case the merchant loses his property
In both cases the capturing ship has q war.
rant TO make the capture. II Great Britain
will agree TO consider private property on the
hieh seas sacred from all enterprises, wheth.
ar Of public ships or privateers, then che will
have proved that she has something else in
view besides her own naval superiority. A.
II il. she II seeking. to protect her own COM
msrcs ct the expense Of the commerce Of all
the world.
What would It avail to establish such q
principle In the naval code The Law of Ma
tiona Il neser ot,servAd fnrfher ttan nafi.1na
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

LARGE DECREAsE.-The Oswego IN. W
Times has issued its annual statement of the
commerce of the Lakes, which shows that by
converting flour in to wheat, the total amount
1aipped from Lake axe regions o eastward ove-
against 21,OO0, 500 in 1855. The shipments BY
other rou es leading to the seaboard show a
considerable decrease compared with 1858
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11

"a Good Bread can be made by u sing Sem.
PIES INFALLIBLE BAKING POW DER. Fol
sale by Drug ists and GrOcers generally.