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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
m.I.RAN,s

T,HE GREArEsf hEMEDy IN THE
WORLD. This Cordiaiis distilled from Der
Y snG~n only 20 myself, and ehemeeslly eomoin,
cots. herbs I'D bsTks known 10 the mind OF
nan, viz: Hood Foot, Wild Cherry Bark, fel'
ow Dock, Dandeiop, ;srsaPRriila, Elder noWers,
with others, producing most iniaihaote rem
tits Natures own remedy. curing diseaseby ma
iral laws. When taken, its influence Is fei
coursing through every vein Of the body, puri-
Tying ant sccelersting Circulation OF INC otooo
Il neutralizes any bilious matter In the stom'
aeh. and streng,hens the whole oEganiIauon.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
Fare always as low and Time al
Quick as by any other Route

ASK FoR TICKETS By PITTSBURGH.
The comp elton Of the Western eonnectionyo
the Penn sylvsnia Rail Road makes tbs the
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

For sale By p. 81. DossELLY, Terre Haute; s.
+. X. PEkX, Niddletewn; WA. l.. sHuKr. New
Goshen; PETER Y. BUsEIRx, CenterTille; and BY
Druggists and Merchants generally through the
country.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
From Rev. Nr. MoMrLlrs, Paste o Robert.

IkDIANAPoLls, OCT. 3, 1857
DR.. c. W. ROBAcK-Dear Sir: have used your
Blood Purifier Tor a nervous affection from which
have suffered much At times. While IL is pleas
ant TO taste, Il certainly has happy eject upon
the nerves. Please accept my thanks for Ycpr
kind regards. and believe me You're.
J. ". T HcMULLPE
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
RECRUIT TIE pEslLIATED,

and discharge from the system, every tain
Scrofula. whether hereditary or otherwise. ]
they
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

however they may have been trifled with and
abused; that their direct tenuency 10 to lengthen
life, and renderit enjoyable. That operating di.
| rectly upon the poison OF disease In the blood.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
}, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1860.

You had full control of the Federal patronage in this
State, and received consideration at your hands
When General Taylor elected President you also had
the principal distribution of the Federal patronage and
in connection with Mr.. Weed, you made Hugh Maxwell
collector of this port, a who never
entitled to the confidence Of the Wing party.
Instead Of rewardng who had faithfully adhered TO
Henry Clay and to yor such men Zebedee Ring,
outcas from Nova Scotia appointed surveyor of the
port David A. Bokee made naval officer Wllilm
V. Brady, postmaster; William II. Leroy, navy agent
Hiram Fuller naval storekeeper; John Young subtreas
urer, and selected for United States Mar
shal whom you know | cannot name. And yet, while
you knew had lost every dollar possessed in start
ing the Galway line of steam packets benefit Ireland
and yourself no Citer was made me Of assistance
place. Subsequently it was understood by nv friends
that should be the candidate OF party for Govern
or, and your consent given but instead OF support
ing me- you and your friends nominated that trimmer and
little villain, Raymond, for Lieutenant Governor, who
was OF no advantage to party, and man whom TO
know is TO detest In all the positions have labored to
place you, the emouments and the honors have been d.
yded between yourself aud Weed. | have TO say
that any support YOU may hereafter receive from will
be because it is necessary for the party but not from
sOnal consideration. Yours Ac., Horace GREELEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
Thirty-Sixth COneress--First Session.
SENATE.

StNAlt.
NJ. Bieler presented the memorial OF certain citizens
ol Philadelphia in favor Of change in The tariff Re
ierred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Mr. johnson, from the Committee on Public Lands
asked that be be discharged from the consideration OF the
bill TO cede TO the States the public lands within their
limits. remaining IN old for five wears.
Mr.. Johnson OF Arkansas moved to take up the Home
tead BILL Agreed to-
1t was moved that the Senate disagree 10 the House
amendment.
Mr. Wade opposed action at this time. lie wanted to
act when the Senate vas full
After some desultory conversation Mr. JOhnson's mo-
On to disagree Carred-yeas 29 nays 20, all the
Democratic Senators but Mr. Rice, voting afrmatively
Mr.. King presented petition from the soldiers OF the
of 1912 for pensions.
Several bills and resolutions Of private nature
considered.
Mr. Gwin moved that the Senate disagree to the II
amendments to the Pacific Telegraph bill
Mr. Grimes moved 10 concur III the House amend
ments
Mr. GWin was satisfied with that motion, and withdrew
his motion TO disagree. He had objection to the
ductiOn made by the House
Pending the consideration of the subject the Post Of
flee Deficiency bill taken up ald Mr. Pearce further
explained its provisions
On motion of Mr. Hunter the bill was laid aside to en-
able Mr. Sde to make personal explanation in regard
to his alleged interest in the HOumas and grant BILL
lie reced the facts and reued the char preferred
against him.
The subject was further discussed by Messrs Benjamin.
of louisiana Toombs of Georgia Pugh, Of Ohio and
Others
The discussion was continued atsome length, but with
out action upon the subject, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House resumed the consideration of the Pacific
Railroad bill.
Mr.. Noel offered .ul titute pending for the com-
mencng of the IT al at the Western order of Texas
Rejected.
Mr. Woodson as II compromise between the various
propositions, proposed the n Trlnk from San Fran
cisco between thirty fifth and forty-econd parallel Of
north latitude, to connect with branches from Iowa.
Mississippi and Texas.
Mr. Smith, of Virginia, advocated the Southern route
opposing the proposition for branches for the accommo
dation Of local sections.
Mr. Freuch replied ustfying the action Of the special
Committee in reporting the Central route and insisting
that 1t is national in character and best calculated to
promote the important purposes designed.
Messrs Hamilton Of Texas, and Barrett of Mo-, ad-
drt s,ed the House in favor of the BILL
The discussion further continued, and several ad
ditional amendments proposed.
Finally the House recommitted the bill with its var
Gus amendments the select committee Of sixteen to
whom wss referred that portion OF the Presidents
sage retive to the Pacific railroad and by whom the b
Originally reported.
The Houss then adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

LETTER OF HORACE GREELEY TO SENATOR SEWARD
The following from the New York Atlas, is the much
takedof letter which addressed six years ago by
Mr.. Greeley 20 Senator Seward, severing all further
connection with the latter in consequence of his refusal
to promote the claims OF the philosopher of the Tribute
TO political preferment
NEw YORK, Nov. ., 1854.
TO tie Hon. IPm. H. Seoari:
Sir-I desire to say to you that the firm of Seward,
Weed Greeley is from this day dissolved, by the With
drawal of the junior member Of the firm When ed-
ted the Jefersonian at Albany YOU and your friends
acknowledged the effect of my labor in your cause, in
eevatng you the Office Of Governor and L. s. Senator
For my abors in sutlning you only received ten dol
lars week to support my wife, self and child When
you were Governor Of this State with great patronage
In your hands offer Of position to assist me was ever
made. When General Harrison was elected President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
SOILED CLOTHING!

lAlN L et cent tCCCtutllOn
Nv have sd out t ~ white Linen and fancy MaTsees
W Coats Sk and Marsees Vests. white and Fancy Shirts
aeu aud Jean Drawers which oGe half The regular
price.
All the ola stock Of the late firm Of Tupman Hu viii sell
a cos our object B a. Al seasons and desirable
othn cut IN Fashion ole shape al qualities 81 prices as low
any house iu the trade
New Goods received by ever 9 Gamer.
SlAFER, HALSEY a co, 10 Main street.
Late <
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
JUDICIAL AND OTuER ELECTION

VIM. l. Jackson, ex-Ieut Governor, has been elected
Judge in thesWOoi circuit by $50 over Mr. Edm,tOn.
In the Preston circuit & d. Camden is reelected Judge
over Wm. q. Brown. In the Wheeling district George
W. Thompson is reelected over r L. Berkshire. In the
Richmond district John L. Gregory is elected TO supply
vacancy occasoned by the death of Judgn Copton.-
AOnLo Loring, Dem, has been elected Sheriff of Ohio
county. lie had three opposition competitors. In iaT
risou A. J. Davidson is elected Commonwealth Ator
ney by three majority ). NJ. Somcrs and Jas Mon
Sheriff. Ia Lewis, Henry Brannon is elected Com
monwealth's Attorney, and James Wilson Sheriff. In
Preston, Luther Raymond is elected Commonwealth
Attorney. Judge Tyler Of the Fauquer circuit is
elected without opposition. Judge Baker in the Norfolk
circu--no opposition. Judge l.. 7. Thompson in the
Augusta circut--reelected over d. Futz. Judge
Fields in the Cupeper CCutt-no opposition. Judge
Meredith in the Richmond circut-no opposition Lit
Teton Tazewel Commonwealth Attorney; Henry X.
E.ysOn, Sheriff HcnriCo-Peasants elected Sheriff over
TAYLOR sud A,lee for Commonwealth Attorney, oung
elected Cooke. Campbell-FranciS Thornton elect
ed Sheriff over J. II. Conley and Mr. Thoruhil T.. d.
Christian, Commonwealth Attorney. AIeNsndfa-C.
L. Stuart, COmmOnwealth'S Attorney Mr. Castleman,
Sheriff In Prince William county there was 10 oppO>i-
ton 10 Gen. Eppa Ilunton Commonwealth Attorney.
The for the Sheralty aud ustct OF the Peace
the most spirited. Mr. w. T. Goodwin, W. believe
beat all competitors for tie former Will, nearly all the
present iucumben' of the latter office, who had consent
ed TO their being u,ed again. have been elected
except the notorous Black Republican John Underwood.
Hon Andrew s. Fulton has bcen reelected Judge in the
Sixteenth district without opposition. In King George
county, T. NJ Arnold has been elected COmmonwealth's
Attorney, over Cen Lewis the incumbent. Jones beat
Potts the Sheriff Do. Price for Commissioner OF the Rev
euue, tutns out Cookey In SposylyaniI there
no change Roanoke II. Blair Commonwealth Attorney,
re elected Wythe- Whitman Sheriff and X. Z. Keut Com
monweah5 Attorney Washington-I II Earnest re-elect-
ed Commonwealth Attorney August II II Peck, Sheriff
and Gen Harmau CommonwC alths Attorney. Bedtord-W
H. Pate, Sheriff, and Llurs,on A. Sale, Commonwealth
y-Bo;etourt-LewsL Linkenhoker, Sheriff ".
II. Mathews, Commonwealth Attorney. FairiaX-A
j. Wooster Sheriff Amherst-A. Q. Harrison, Sheriff
j. p. Coleman, Commonwealth Attorney. Halifax
VIM. NJ. Hoserton, Sheriff: Thos j. Green Common
wcaths Attorney; K. c. Moon and \. Lacy, Commits
soners of the Revenue. Norfolk county-Holliday,
Commonweal;hs Attorney Etheridge, Sheriff Essex
Thos NJ Henley, Sheriff Loudon-S NJ. Gibson Sheriff.
c. b. Tehbs, Commonwealth Attorney. Montgomery
Floyd Smith Sheriff; j. j. Wade, Commonwealth AT
torney. Jeer on--Richard Parker Judge Jos, Crane,
Sheriff; VIM. Lacls, Jr.. Commonwealth Attorney.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
RICauOND MADE CLOTnINc,

| n ere = - G. d la & iii I & -.
TE1E s,esiher has been manufacturing Clothing In the "a
A riy of Richmond twenty wears, ana has this I'd
.e llolt = Too hands in DIS ,uriHymen and will ~
t next month fso make large additions Co that IL
bar HAVING Uss. DTS especially
tt-IrinF uurps he I determined make article l tAe
utrr inc tfir -llI respect with ciolfug
uit I Northern ca sli fe asks the patronage Of olt
ii-nv ar public ggsa-y view Of The fact that De- is ,
E tlluymc. midst large number of mechanic. and
u1ay uaigs vh1 .it u'ieree suder f1s the ut,rirr
e he has Jhe best oi cutters lll materials not TO De surp
"a ty house .n che country.
Maryland, Nrsr.t, Csr,ras aHi Georgia Cassueres and
Tsts 81 a grades Gui cuo-s Srcy southern Mauuic'
ing House. G s. be- sslej Pr personal Inspection OF
shat tr ileli- what De- has been doing past
q. SPENCE. Cotii,r and Tailor,
mtl Asfl sis Eithlcud.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
BllN CLOTHINGl ROYS CLOTHING B!

IL AHK ACOEE, HARIIIN s. 90. have just received
ther second supply a. Clothing and prepared
% sell them lower than bf having bought them much
edu-et owing the being advanced We would
therefore, confidently inye of good aud nice Boys
CotnF styey loE prcg % call before huying,
know sell ans ttiuE iu The BOYS ine, low
DAERACOr1, HARRIS 4 co,
Successor. TO Merchant, Weisger Co,
No Il Nain -
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,- 7sa-d ca 'ae Manuscript previously agreed upon BE-
fr..l tts ps--ra
s.nent not marked on the copy or specaej
s 10 v De continued ul, ordered cut, and payment
.t..-sf accordingly
- E. s ayof any misunderstanding
asrto Annual Aivesers 20 Is proper fiStaCt
..- l sUr only extends t1 their business Real
... I 40 o.h.r Advcr.iseIa, a.
.....a.. e-Ir-e. s1i g1 vrr.at.1a
Rs. afe AMI General Agents Adyr dsenents
f- hut On hc charged az lhc usual rates subject
.-.-.t I..-a.I- Isl shan be- agreed unon
Booksellers G3 yearly advertisers generally engaging
o. . sualH, v H- tgaese 20 change, shan not thcir
....- llr Eee- Insert Than tae
ur.a t.a stan InE ru.a I..r e contract and an cXc-c
H.-.r.r lu.rr. .1 us charged st f,e 7-.I rates.
.r.-s.r.r.- H... u OBJ. semi Wt.s'v WhlF st cents
ta.r a- . ior the Lf,. Insertion, and o .
l-. -.. .reF .ra..a.a-1e or % vs.k,y, - cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
IstiO-
FOR
Sim y son u Miller =.
HIg Main Gfrerg

VOU VII end Cr'hlrr. 10 THEIG OWN NANUFACTURF, that
Il cannot be surpassed ll usrar We will teep constantly
hand dur"s hs s1sls aui months a stock of eve
~ h7c at k-t r tbr Clothing lre Our good. hayebeeD got
up vida especial reference to the retail! trade and
motto Excelsior regards F7, STYLE aud WORKMANSHIP
s spouaE u color oi different pieces and qua ties % q
so sizes Coats Pants shirts made order short
uce Please g,e us can 1f9. mhZ> SIMPSON MILLER
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TEETHi -, -


' - Az vfrL6iSITEl TEETH ~
GREAT RPROyNENT IN ARTIFICIAL ufrTYTS
G. W JoNEs DFIr, having he Iig. 'or making IEsrH on
ta v1.rr plate sud .-iGg ,It.fts ~ t' dh' H
sr.-G .,, asai having tlororFhy tested b, to' rele
ri az osr plate hai utterly failed ,oa.'sgas 'eA
..r .o fa,s those desiring full or partial sei' OF T n ~
irt gd,f.toa 81 70, Iat and As .ueh'u tsresy sscrL
-aabI-s him insert teeth irttani e N' III
Having ajopteiby those sEdng highest n ths psoss'
Nih and so1s is'non',s VII be given ala specimens
f or g or l't, made Of course, for such as prefer
Filling cleansing regulating and all other operations gently aud
Tss,5 eSt-a,,d 7.'es,e BY ,'.,,y, having er'oe'd
oase hour, rom 20 81. oa " G Main st, be,Esen
ON ana lOM mas
WE INVITE THE LOVERS OF A cool pleas, pI.
W ant glass Of soda water, 70 our 5 o. sa sssr
bert, 0FseA| O'AnF' Lemon 'l' App's &C. W l. wARING
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE the
bTaus fair a as they are considered fine mPorSI sf%G
mniuess and hae flavor W, J.. "AH..,e -
ISO BALES OF VtRX SUPhRIOR TinO-
100 Sooy Qreen Ci,y Hans none such in the world
Fresh Batter received twce week
gOr sale BY ROBERT A + DABNEY,
Grocery and Feed store,
rs4 Broad ST., opposite Theatre
a VOTID RESPECFFTLLY CALL THE A.
lion Of an lovers of pure glass Of Soda Water TO give my
en ID RUPS CREAMS &c, suit SodN Water
"a f-o ~ best of B Carbona.ed soda W l. wARlNG,
$40 lO1 Broad 81, above 9Th
fVOEN.-Se orer purchasers large assortment ~ "a
Ill vrs Wesing Hoes assorted also, billing
s. also, Ptaers Cast steel Hoes, superior
ma9 SMITH, RHODES CO.
GWAIN CRADLES.-We have In store and Tor sale a va
III rey ot Eve hngsret Cradles Of the most approved
vr Graui ueige and Brace, complete Siih oe
Also Datch and New York Patterns Also, 6ra uain aAN
Clover scytss aai snaths assorted sizes and qualities
ma SMITH RHODES CO, s3Pea'l 81
- 80 pr.sh Butter.
y celved per steamer Roanoke and for sale - TSs S % ~
rade. By J. ; ~ Pe-AtT, 81.
NrNt 70 Corner uoNtrnor anu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
NUMBER 13O.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
ROR MAY 1890.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS L CO., Managers
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

The Managers call ne attention el ne psIo 70 ns iofsin9
SpsEdfd schemes 20 be drdon IN Wilmington, DellodTs
BYSTA TE 4 UTHORITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

y A. BARG AMIN JB, have removed 20 hei- Nev store
tN LIr street doors above their ola stand
r. t.r fsse Increased t,ai- tel-s .lr doing an kats OF
r - ra such AS putting ur every description 20 Water
rs U,I,Hs Closets Baths Boilers, Cooking Ranges
Pr.. H,trlaic RAMS a. Plt-rg up Portable Gas WORKS
I'D. ln buildings with gas pipes and fixtures. 80
h..U. 90 Il work, EIu-ag &c, beating buildings Elia nov
g. r r- steaa Thry take occasion 90 state tha ttey
e Foe Air Furnace lu t other country, Nhef
l..e rIn p1t Up arI warrant to give sats'tc--sn-
A- assortment plain and fancy tin ware, and 6r1ies and
R,.i--s tuavs hand. al-4-H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

rAvVt ttl fEy ssse.taI urh .. f. Commission, Grocery
a.f IIl1e business, ~. D. slater The business VII be con
$3.50 d. ~. p t.,. IN W NfPF A co. J.. W. NIPE
No go Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
HARRISON'S
CELEBRATED

BARLEY WHISKEH.
W. sr- selling ts Wf Key m DE- f'7l BARLEY, ~t'a vas n.
" .l.. sold Uy our house t' yytrs a-o Aal
. %. ..-ls. anv Whss.y Introduced in On. narAet
has preserved is uul.o-f a 4ia'N ana
f f. a.r t.f beast change In 90 n ANY respect o. ing
us al. .a.r u 3ea-scy r'ctnes aud purity Our elsto
.s . .sra s1I .taugJ ot-r 20 i' me community
"a We -Aa r.rurarnt ts being pure tnl lrii'ul
.- 0 I'D. OF ANS .te-inls ar,ic Zoe oien llNel
-. .. tte present lly. We have leysr advertised
..- .f-i il i0tn- so row, ell, ir county Is o
H. a.. H.r.i and r-arufi rflryd liquors
a.Ila I.la- --E % can te surpassed, even
.E t.. Brand Isl Sold
s-4ai, always ou hand, and f,r sale only BY - ..
BLATH CHAMHERLANNE
-. n .H- .FHa. q hH1r "a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS:
ps1v Paper IS per snnum seniWeey, % Weekly, sS a.
IL sI.arce ReInt.Ances nay Be made thg risk the
n an where evidence taken the depo5it
...-Ir ne Poet Oace coutsirng money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

s-Itake u opror.uny return sincere thanks O. ny
f-f h fba =. share patronage during te sst hrre
y.,- sal soLc. .ae elu.a--d .yors
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t...,-a C.-,.. Hou' edited by Rev. s y hrA, and Is
..... .terg plr-.l'sr t'c
Art GgerreutIOn., richly .us'-a,s containing 'rs.ruy-
Drawing Ot.c.tu ra-tn-, Antique t1, Wt1aars Hair
fr face fra at fh- elegant Inlufs l. thr day
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Above r sale By Booksellers AMI seat oy mail by the Pub
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

CUANO AND PHOSPHATE L. or LIME
Rotl..oa's super Phosphate ~ lime. For rsale BY
.tl- HUNT a JAMES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

IbOHINSOv a HOhHES =, Corner Cary NHt l''h So
IL sl .r f1f sse tle foulEll a.ucles-
40. Peruvian uut1o,
American "
s1 File snd Coarse B0ndDust,
700 tbs Superior Fo--,
-r Elt.a say ,llac.lo.s
rHn Rye 90,
lur Fue DO,
E CId.s NIliregs. d1.,
o. cases q. c. Ucofite Paste,
ta. uu,
81 do,
tl.- 6s prime Caua Arabic,
600" q" Anxcstuga T1n1la Pcsns,
DO. Gr-t
~ rovts best brands Olive OF,
IHN rass BLACK Peas.
fI CI1vC- S.-l
Prr-e Elrard Island Oats,
25 Palgrria-l CfarcraL -
Az Agn,s f5r he Ma1hstau OH Company, We oHsr h,soh
l- aud ossr Oils frsae the C1mpenys prices, ana res
II, ''-' ROBINSON 4 ROBERTS
sARrEH,s BREAD TRAYS AND PASTRY
T. ROBERTSON A SONS,
-t9E n. Maiu STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

DOQUETT DE ORLEANS or M BOURBON.
ID TIE fashionable and delightful perfume In use dist He'd
from tht Flowers Of the Sns Por sale by DOVE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

HERRlYG'S FIRE PROOF SAFES.
TWE FFsr Is TE WORLD secured with powder proof Loess
All ha-rar.pTof safss win CT without he b. proof ior
l..ia Ac &C.
A. fzraazs Oaces &C. can have hem made 70 ofde'' ID
tlF t-s.rahIe form
l.s KNOwLys 4 wAtToRD.
(,IINNINS FNTKA DUBLIN SGOUT.-~e have
~ lttlFc circef. further sapFJ OF e ao'e
-s' ated uqaor ln pats and Inp-fal p.nis .o,-,
aFE-l- a q. H. DAVkNPnkf
MUDDY WATER AND CLEAH wATEH.-Me
" hKFe sn aEnd gcnuine Mediterranean stone ~
i the only muddy Eater ulich leAfes Pei-1
ile AID sweet Esr 81. a lhs ioH prize Of e. 90
uye V Nala 81
h0 la AND Ia BALES MOCHA OoFRkE, tF
w tgs 81 nAis Wh WALLACE SOMA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31

DAFEN1 GfuLET SCEEWS, Ratchet Thread, all
sle from inh received direct from the factory for
sale by p. 7. MOORE co,
maj ~ Pearl It.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-31
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

OLAss %.
To be drawn In Wilmington, Del, Saturday May 2 ise0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

Fl. kEARNRY, Dec. IL.
G. O. G. & P. p. Express coach with Eve
passengers from Denver 18th, passed here
at p. N. yesterday, leaving the following,
Denver 18th.
II. Duncan, working 6 men, took from his
claim in Georgia gulch, last week, in q
working hours. over $500 in nuggets alone
Of from to 80 dollars each. There was
also fine gold enough to pay all working ex-
penses. Mr.. d. is said to have cleared $500
per week every week since the LIST OF July
last.
In coming coaches bring no passengers,
but 90 out loaded. The roads are excellent
and the weather fine.
Extensive preparations are being made
hero and in the golden mountain cities for
the HOLIDAY parties. Telegraph and railroad
projects are being agitated, the Chamber Of
Commerce taking the lead in the matter - ma.
king extensive improvements on streets and
bridges.
The first series Of lectures before the Lit
erary and Historical Society, for the benefit
Of the poor, was given last night and was
we'll attended.
lively competition exists between stage
lines to Mountain City-fare down to one
dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-19

The Albany Evening Journal Of the 18th
has another. article from MIR. Weed, advising
Compromises which will settle existing diff
feu.ties. He proposes IN efficient bot not
revolving Fugitive Slave Law, and the repeal
OF all personal liberty bills. He thinks that
We may now safely confds the future OF the
Territories to the intelligence and patriot
lem Of the inhabitants. Or If this 10 mad
nissible, be Gays there is another PROPOSE.
ton which contemplatos the division of the
remaining Territories as in 1920, and he
thinks compact OF this kind would not be
violated in this or the next generation.
We CLEAN this brief statement from the
telegraphic report, which may do him ipjus
tice.