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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

I DsT - bsit afsrp - me ~ fsgs, ~ rii,..
beth hrva, dated p.'nn Rerse. Apfii is'.
1850 ard payable IN ne ~ dsF NJ Auig, 1850.
hr ,hs s.r ~ rru, Hundred bslisrs. bearing 9
per- sent interest sfisf maturity until psid, and
pstsphal Ne Vsfi'ufe ~ saul sktifeid
All petsrns ere hereby notified seslns' trading
fnf ,hs sstra % rsFtrent hiss been made Any
pa,srn returning The ssme ~ The undersigned.
viii he literally fswatfed.
ianits'aAttv ISAAC. >. TAYLOR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

Tnr SuN.--l,ccent observations
on the sun In England Ivy two in
dependent observers develop tho
coincidence Of certain phenomena
then observed with the time of the
grand auroral displays of Septom-
Der lEt and I'd, which were wit.
messed not only in this country and
Europe, but also in Australia, South
America, aud probably throughout
tho circumpolar regions Of both
hcmisphcrcs. These were accom-
panied, as usual, by magnetic
storm. "A relation tsays Prof.
Bond, Of Cambridge between the
pcrturbntions Of the magnetic clio
monts aud the condition Of the
suns Illuminating surface has been,
for several years past, strongly
suspected, if not actually cstablleh-
ed as n scientific fact. The present
exhibition may be regarded as
pointing TO the same conclusion.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

roa- The existence Of gold in
the vicinity Of I'rcdcrictown, in
southeastern, Missouri, has been
determined after careful assays. .-
Platinum ore IL also found there, of
quantity and quality sufficient to
make the discovery an important
one,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

De5An iron cannon Of 10000
pounds weight, the largest ever
made, was cast last friday at the
Fort Pitt Foundry, Pitisburg, Penn.
for the United States Government.
The casting is fifty inches in diam
'cter, and nineteen feet four inches
Jong.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

sea- A party of nine hunters, in
the lower part Of Fort Bend Coun-
try, Texas, lately killed in seven
hours 4 bears, ! wild cat, 5 deer
IS ducks and mallards, and So prai-,
RE chickens and partrigcs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

Isg- A line Of four steamships
is about TO be established between
Baltimore and Boston, to run in
connection with the ports Of Nor
folk aud providence, and forward
freigbts for ports beyond Boston,
free Of commissions.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

A memorial and resolutions, pray
ing Congress for IN appropriation Of
80, 900 to build n bridge over the
Loupe Fork Of Platte River, have
been passed bv the Nebraska River.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
say- Tho grave Of the late Judg

pay- The grave of the late Judge
Conrad of Philadelphia is TO be
chisolcd out Of the solid rock on IA
bluff overlooking the Schaylkill. in
the Laurel Hill Cemetery. The
monument is to be seventeen feet
in hight, and will be made Of sand
stone and marble, after a design by
a young man who was educated at
Girard College.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

Mus FAptiNptuN TX rms lrAiIAE
VrFsrloN THE Italian Question:
said Mrs Darlington, es Ike read
the healing Vt u telegrsphio des-
patolt holding ny her fingers 10 stop
him. no one might throw ny al I'm.
brella or cane To- stop rune ny
Nurse. IT declare DO wish somt
body would suswer II though !
suppose the reason is because iolks
don't understand the Italian idiot.
! found it hard myself when went
&C. the opera last winter .Iof ! coHldn,
understand half Of IL, though ! had
an observatory, and kept my eyes
on the mouths Of the singers Ms neat
~ | could fur hairs. all Of the time.
] wonder what tho Italian question
isP Perhaps It's about lost mon,
key or something oi that kind. for
they are oil mp to some outfandish
gimcracks ~ other. Why don't
they ask II IN our own vocapillafy.
NJ the woman did who came beg
ging tother day, aud said tlvt
though she couldn't speak anything
but German, shc would ny 10 asls
for n little spirits just for the tooth.
ache which she managed to do in
pretty good English. - Bosfou Jour.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

AMtntcA BUaktM Quito u
lsugbabls incident occurred in the
House Of Representatives yesterday
just before twelve O'Clock, n crazy
fellow, who answers to the expressive
and euphobioas name Of America
Buphum. took his scat in the Speak
er's chair, and commenced the deliv.
cry Of speech. HE opening sen.
tencs--"Tho word Of God camo unto
nc, got thee unto The city Of Wash.
ingtoo," oto-not being sufficient ne
.ured Of his right 10 scat on tho
floor, the door keeper quietly conduct
cd tho Speaker pro tem 10 n position
outside tho holl. -- Huntington Con.
aiitui,on.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
Drn,uSGEnsi DEgnisGERsii

Nov ~ sfOgE spG ~ strive. ciiia=piefs Der.
IN ringers and the celebrated Dsr,fsorf
nsvZs FRANK UUUDET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
rnE QUESTION or pAmAars.

them 10 OF ifU, there should OF seems
10 us, be an additional branch 70 The
Office uf Inspector Of Weights and
Measures. 20 that PERSONS might have
their eufrent value stamped upon
Diem, ne well ~ things The s,ten
ton II l'hilestines has frequently
been called 10 this subject. and We
have lsbofed 10 show them that there
is Geld for fame If not fortune, ib-
yiting them 10 go 10 and write q
book have IL printed and bound tp
cell in The IRE, place, and afterwards
carry the name 81 the author down 10
tempte pvsiefity u 10 . settled 1ues-
ton that IL a stranger eume to this or
any other city on the nsp. and IN The
fog ~ The dark, run against = lsinp.
post and injure his fiop,ispiece. that
the town is responsible fut the dam
age. Oh should he fall under -
bridge. then If he break his leg,
the corporation 10 responsible lot
setting the satDe and pusl pay the
other damages ~ current coin --
The point we wish tu arrive Ut is
this that all legs ore not Of like
value. nor are all heads hence the
importance 1T at ahnual assessment
The American Rail Road Journal
should take bold of ihis subject.
and oller n bonus fur tie beet book
on this rather absttuce subject. he
cnuse light is wanted. We have
been looking recently to geo some Of
the fact lines sold out, to- pay The
damages done. heads aud legs. in
some IT the grand snash ups. An
other paint Tor The same head What
shall be considered adequate com
-. -, r.,.....
breaches of ptmnis 7 Il isnot obvi.
.,.a.a,.,.. go, \. .i...,n
-, u........., 49,. =,
,,.. h,,,,a ;,,.,;ao, a i, o,,,,,.
:, l., eli h,,.,,.,. ,la, ,,.a
,,,.. .,.i,,,;,. - ..a,,t, il ni,
II, 4. ,., ;,,z,.,, ..i,.t;,s
.a,,,,,,u .,,a ...,,at,,,s, ,h.. 49,,
Northumberland. -
l., ,ho t,.hi,,.,,i,, ,,h,s,t .nd ,Lon
49,, .,,;.,,. i..,,u a., a.,,,,;,,.
,,.,in, "a ,h.;, so,,l, that ,h,v ~.
.ae, ac.,,s, ,,i,at 1, n ,,m, rb;tst
what ,;s and wo l,,w IN no
,h,,u,,h ali Oh. sovs, s,nscs 10
do,m,J ,,, t,iy;ai "a, ,va,s,e,n,
>, do.,,,a u,;, at,,,,;on Fatal
m,.,ahe this. which n man does not
,,aliys until bs 10 de,d The main,
w, desire Ia arrive At by this cir.
r,,itous travel IL ,h;s w. liva IN
n ,t,isti6n co,,,,unitv baving tavs
In superabnndence. If tho mob
takes a mad tit and puils a mans
house dawn oycr his ears ,ha road
Ia damauos 10 very plaiu Tho
house can bo robnilt. but how about
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
IIrsf ntsritITHff

tUsf received direct f'efn the fsetofr q
~ ffesh assortment ~ Biscuits, consist
ing ~ Ctseknnls, Ctesm, nseat0bi. I,e,p
~, se1a and band Butter Bisepi,s. nhieh
7 vi sell low for cash. ny the tuse. ~ at
retail.
iani7 Ats y. ftACKEr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

;s- The Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad has been considerably damaged
py ate heavy rains. The passage oftralns
has been seriously interrupted.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
To Travellers in West Baton Rouge.

fJNiIE undersigned has made permanent
arrangement with the proyfistor ~
The terry boat Sunny south" - that
persons wanting carriages Or other vehicles
to travel in West Baton Rouge, csb cross
and ro-cr0ss WITHOUT Any EXTRA oghHeg
fran my usuaPcharRes.
ian es1wdh3tsw HENRY CASTLE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
Estate Ut the late Jshn MeDepogh.

e,,-, sr,. ~, i,~sas ~ shs Parrish ~ o,-
t.rns, 81. Hesrsse. fisasssrsses. s.s-
s.,-.n, ~. th~stes. ~. SsSses, having
s,on. tssfc.s.se twessSs, Best B.sv-
R.-ee. ~. r.snsrnyt Assssssps,-,'.
-. tir.asy snd triersitiii on iops ere
az, ~ efdsf sua ~ sesosh, VI tbe hei,vncsh
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

iIoSEs fhoa Rrsstt The impof.
tation Uf bones from Sebastopoi "a
England has suggested painful
doubts. which will not be set At
rest except by The mist satisfae-
tory explanations II must he
stated, however, that this is a
trade which has been carried on IN
the agricultural interest fof up
ward If fprty years Plies If bunGs
may bp seen IN Scotland. intended
10 eatirh its fields, and imported
from llnssia There exists NJ ST
Petersburg merchant, named
Stppanon. clio has dealt in these
bones all his life. and exports ahs
nbally to foreign cOpnirirs upward
pf 10000 pubs A recent traveller
Describes an interview which he
had with NJ StepanuH on u visit %
Russia n lew years since lie rs
ceflaihed from him that the large
quantity of bones he exports is
collected by him pn the banks If
the Volga, commencing ut 4 anan /,
that he purchases them on The spot
ct The tate If three cop. silver q
pud. forwards them tD 81. Peters
burg, and sells them e. The English
at 10 cop pad Before arriving
ut 81. Petersburg. these bones pass
through provinces, the soil Of
which is very poor and requires
much manure. Nobody, however.
thinks If buying Them, md they
ste allowed to be shipped beyond
the seas 90 fpriilize the soil of Scot
land The only suspicious eiroom-
stance concerning these bones is
That 40 surgeon ot naturalist ap-
pears ~ have been called in 10 in
spett them We have al sorts of
arguments why they cenhot te hu.
man bones, but 10 appeal 10 that
medical science, which. with al it's
impeifections. could settle the dis
pute IN " moment qnrei
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

THE TmAt EclipsE 90 tHE SuH.-
The total eclips Of the 18th Of next
July will be - very important one
to the scientific world The difoc-
Tor Of the Dufpat Observatory was
the fist to remark that, ut The mo
mrnt 81 sbscutation, -four of the
principal planets Venus, Mefoe
~. Jupiter and Saturn will ap-
pear IN the vicinity If the eolipsed
sun ~ n kind Of rhUmbuilal figure
phenomenon Of such eStrsordiu
e'y rarity HAT many centuries
will elapse before it's fepetition.--
Darkness will commence and ter
inmate on the land. The localities
being California and the shores oi
The led Sea. between these es-
treine points this eclipse will be-
visible IL North America, from
wtence the mons shadow will pass
across the Atlantic aud traverse
Spain total darkness including
The following important towns in
thai country Ouiede, 81. Vincent,
Satnn5er. Bilhoa, Vittoria burgess,
Panpolbna, Saragossa and Valen-
cia. The line Of totalily will then
cross the Mediterranean and enter
Africa. passing across Algiers, Be-
san, To6ef. Soekaa. Sebba. God.
dona and Moufzuk. Thus, although
this remarkable eclipse viii not DO
total in any part Of Great Ri.
tain, it will be so IN large por.
ton Of Spain and accessible por.
iions Of Africa.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
Plantation and Negroes for Sale.

Plantation and Negroes for Sale.
A PLANTATION On Bayou NvsnEDiD, In the
"A Parish Of fterviis. containing 2l2t a
pents $50 cleared, ana ne baIiaues yell timber
81. Also 10 rood seclissisd hands. The Ylsn-
tation ,sn b. purchased with or without the ne
groes. saff piaatsfiosI Is sbost nil from The
Baton Hosgs crosse Tsts and Opsiopsss Railroad.
on the south side.
For further information agply n
JDs. ". yoUN,l,
janis 1maav. EossDsLg 2. o.
Advocate copy imdss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
NV T. q. wAIirON.



MIDDAY. JANUARY 20. 1890, besih
Mtg IT ~ n'cirek ~. NJ The St Cherries
Es.hsnge, New Orleans. shd ~ The FOL
loving dsv, # requisite
vs. urdtr end f., account pf the rii7 Of
New dreams. ! viii tfoceea ~ cell ~ t,ub
" suction, vithhut reserve ~ limit, The
following described valuable lands o.
1uifed ~ The Oiiy ~ Ner orleans. from
we estate cf John Msi'eheeh deceased +,
30 wits
hHrhs ,nth. rn,ish ~ ne, f,-,.u ao-s.
a valuable ffsct n Land. situated IN
The Parish ~ East Baton Hbbes. adiyin
ing and Immediately below The ely Of
Baton Rouge. divided into eleven ssess !,
designated ~ the Abs. ! ~ ~ inelasi We
snd lrine IN w. 7. $. Y W according 10
plan drawn by Louis n. Pile, Oity sur
veybr, the dimensions being tskeh from
. plan ~ Win. y. Mccullough, ~. s. eut
gey6f General.
Nos. J, =, 8, md 4, sdjoin each ssbs,
contain esch nhput ~ superficial acres
measuring sseh 252 feet frpf,t on The Mis-
sissipfd five w depth Of about i1.Gs0
fset
Noe. 8. 8, aud sdjein ssei ether, cor
tain eaeh about So snpef feia acres. ines
NNfffS FFNH ~ f"ft H'Hh FR VIE mf-Sf%sfl
~ u yer bf depth ~ phhrt 7psp fast,
Nos =, 10 and ! adioin esti ether. con
tain esch about - superficial setes. ,pAe
sufine eaeh all feet front op tbs Nissis
sippi river by depth of about ssIs feet.
lie undivided tbird Of A TRACT on
LAND situated in tbe Parish 81 FEST BIS
ton Rouge. on both side 81 Cyptsss Bayou
about seven miles north ~ llst,n Rouge
end three miles northeast ~ the Mississit,-
Il fivefg and lying partly IN T. 8. s. X 1
W and r :. :. n ~.
The said uset Is composed ~ the fol
lDwing divisions, seegsJiHg a. riso
drawn by louis n I'iiis, CitS Surveyor.
ihe dimensions beibg taken fforn rlsr
hy VIM ! MeCeheugh. u 3. Surveyor
General. VI,
Section No ~ confirms, sss 81 100 aefes,
Section No. IS eohtsihs, 2is g.. 100 %
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

~ 7 EhMs AND CONDITIONS O.s
eth cash. aud the balspte On s,A1;, IN
ohe, two, three and four years. in the notes
~ the purchasers, made payable NJ tho
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, secured Lv
special mortgage on the property sold.
with MI the vendors privileges and Tho
clause cf non sliendo said mites 70 beer
intsfes vt lbs rate ~ Q per eeHl. tie, an
nun troin date until maturity. End ~ beer
satisfactory city endorsements " rs,ipjrad
W the Finance Committee ~ the Com mon,
touhcii, herein acting as The f,hs,d ~
commissioners ~ the MeDonoRh School
tuhd' w case ~ non payment ~ any of
the notes ~ maturity, those ahrAid viii
bear interest interest from maturity Al fI,e
rate Of PER cent per hhnnn until fplIy
pad. This lsst condition will not lee a.,
construed ~ ~ Authorize any delay IN the
payment ~ the notes at maturity.
20 The purchasers will esass thsio
selves W be put IN possession ut their 6wn
expense. and they will be- required y, eo,o-
nv with the ,efins and conditions ~ sale
above pet forth. within fifteen days ftn,p
The day ~ sale and IN airy eass ~ delay
~ neglect on their psft, the property bur
chased ny them viii be 70 advertised and
splI FOR their see6sHt and risk. without
further notice, Of legal default.
Acts ~ sale before q. ". Fortier, Eed,
City Notary, Ut the expense Of ths puf
chassfs.
~ For further particulars, see tbs New
Vfleahs Bee, Crescent and Bbllstin.
inn III u
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

WE NAVE just received at our koa,s a. the
w landing the following articles Of Western
pfodsee.
20 Barrels Fns Flour
~ hsf barrels Pine yIosr-Jnst arrived sd
for sale ~ BEAL PATTEkSbS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
GUN DROPS.

i00n rOrsDs e superior sdi,i4) joss rsesIv-
IUOV Cd a. the Drug Store n
dsszs v. nruDE q co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
COAL--rITTsu,jgG COAL.

ME NAVE just received = lsfss supyiy Of
w Pittsburg Gal ~ tbs best gs.iity. ss1
wish H. dispose ~ portion If ~ froia ths boats
IN Quantities 10 suit pprehasers--Iev tor sssh.
HILb MARKHAM,
jan4 Bston Rouge gOspdrv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,


ny 0sddin z AFpereons Aoces.-
VALUARLE BUILDI Nc LOT ON THE
Ax5 soETh aakPsk s ri n fSf .xTs s
AUCTION WIil be sold at sustien. the pren.-
ses, on MON DA !, the 9th ala rob, l51o. ~ . c.n
+; NJ. the beautiful BUILDING LOT, located ~
noove. adjoining the rcsldeBce Of Mr.. Thomas II .
Moperts on the vest, fronting ~ feet vuaans hack
100 ieet to an alley.
,IIssMs:-One- third cash balance at = and 8
t'ss ms !of Negotiable notes. spteTeyt added, and
ias ~ ained tl last note paid. Tho tAxes for
ie e Gbb61INS 'sA1 AsffiP;ERsoN, Auot..
[ w MWlSS.ONEKs, SALE or 100 AZ 4 ~
IN u u mrUUUD LAND IN HENkICO COUNTY
BELoW Ric I'm SSWTAMP' AB0CT Mills
~ ns decree OF the Ccut Court III the city
laa n ,hs te"nraneed tho 9th Fefsunry.
q &C., we shaii sen at public auction ON MONDAY
The oth day 81 March. THAT hsinr c.nrt d. = -
'front.' OF The County Court House At ~ q, 49, n
if TAR; not, the next fair day the M $500
LAND convey ed BY John Georse and c,nn.. " y.
Moses HoisH,n and Phil +. HotSon. by ~. =" o
the 18th November, lest This Land ~ on or 49,,
70 hite oak swamp, about 7 or mica hsic.,
Richmond. ---
TERMs.-Enough in cash 10 defray the cost. NJ
sale as to the residue, at ~ and rs month"; far
NEGOTIABLE notes interest added and title retained
till all the purchase money no paid. The taxes for
1850 TO he paid hy the pu, chaser.
JNO B. YOUNG,
GEO. ". RANDOLPH. Comrs.
Sale by GoDDiN < APPERsoN, Auctioneers.
1T
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rrr.roRAPHIC NEWS.
r~pp FOR TRR RICHMOND cisrATUB.
.rrx FROM EUROPE.


ARki ~
ycpk M.roh The steamship Africa
M i,eTrool On the 18th ult, arrived this
aognine a~s Nova Scotisn. Teutonia and
Ih| arg,,eL out on the 18th, and tIs
,3t5n on She / III H.,
49, -an>ille had announced in the House
ftl has France would do nothing rei1-
- he annexation 81 savoy without COZ"
H' thc other great POWERS ana OBTAINING
81 - ssnt 81 he Inhabitants
ne 80, tn Iug,aud u centred on the bnugP',
A,t"-t'I,,, meetings are being held pro aud con
S"1 5,reci 4ans. The conservatives snow ~ =
80 :" y. bo.Itiity Ia both the budget and the
-,sb commercial treaty.
I''ep@ k,r,n's iourney 10 China had not been
s.'''. pnssrIl had stated that correspond
,,,ss progressing relative "a the free par
'e'1 IN Nv Brush vessels III the American
,-r trade % California
~. Fu.l.Sh army estimates show an in-
T nearly I2.Wh,Ho
7ented hat Austria has yet replied 10
t,t,>h proposition on the Italian CUES
ZIP 80, = said shat Russia REJECTS the pro
Ise spanish. Morocco question is generally
T,@ p,rt, Bourse closed firm AT 6,tr. zoe.
COMMERCIAL.
rs-..-. Feb. Is cotton quiet but stead,
f@fae xeek al 81 $50 oales, including 3.@0 IN
So ...r. AND q go 10 exporters. tfIday--I lie
go closed STEADY. tstlmsted ss'es 20 ia,
ts'e. orleans fsir1'A mIddlInst. tplands
r. u .ddliU. 6's, Some authorItes say IN
..,..af i!es have declined a. Manchester mar
-, Iat steady. Stock IN port HLiverpooIi
o. Is lnc.ud.nS $4,000 American,
a-,stiafs.- Richardson, Spence Co. quote
sad difficult % sell al .}s IS. 6d " heat
~. Fed 81 sd VI los. O.; white los. I'd a l2s -
80 f.t ana quotations barrel, ma!ntalned-l Ell
f, - ID SIS Cd. ,,.,
.,.faHs.- Heef steady and IN good demand
s,s omar fTee.V. nat show no disposition 10
Isles In Solla cases prices have declined
H.. Pork arm. Bacon arm and IN good re
'.s,: t,r mldtlinss. Lard steady, Sugar stead
rec suet Rice dull. Tea finn
SRA. stores Rosin steady At As oil. Tnrper
,,a aria and slightly. hI3her-guo'ed at sos 5d
SIS
. En-. and has Inct eased rs 90.
---..,.k o. :. ~.
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,,1" ORLEANS, March THE schooner
. ''-F' miller, from New York, coliided Oh The
r- viz gth the schooner Galena from
QUAD. bound Tor New York. The latter
,. "a Is L total loss. The James Miller has
''ee heie IA q damaged condition, bringing
-' plain and crew Of the ialena.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05

CINCINNATI, March On Wednes day Il
-ra'rnl was mad on a gang OF cOunterfeiters
lexington. DO, who Were caught in the act
uefllg balls on the Farmers Bank OF
h1ea" Island - the Farmers Bank of " is
''~Ia aud raising the denominations of 9TH
~ uAAA notes, including notes on the Farmers
''Ah ~ Lexington to .WentIes. fItty-twC
NIrSls Atf.a ln.tti..
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tt,s.snp PprsuuS

t7N %, C. W, March THE body OF
t11.t Campbell, a weil-known citizen o:
4-...ty, was found to-day in the bay He has
+-- AlssIug for the last three months.
.--a Sheridan Hogan, NJ. +. l.. for the
-.!{ u Grey, &. W, has been missing for
I' 1as' no months HIS friends are much
"'-a47i IA conse4 Lence.
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fatal Accident,

..,so~D' H., March Sra w. Calkins,
y. rt.. y. III lhe Methodist Biblical Institute
Urn, wv vas killed last night BY being
.a, sys, 49, H hand ear i'll which he vas TAX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05

iAbys, March THE Republican State
-FAt'un today resolved that Salmon +.
4le2,y
liz delegates AZ large To the Chicago Con-
- aie David X. Carter Thomas Spoon
" bfadoeck, and V. h. Hooton.
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The Wisconsin Slave Ease.

A-tAvKIK, March fisherman VI. Booth
1t lrsie!adN rearrested by the u nited States
"a 'Adi III the Glover rescue case. Should a
sd. u habras corpus issue by the Supreme
-t' q he STATE. as before, the writ Will be
.,.~l ~ he tult-d States authorities, and
~ Question .ested as TO the power Of the STATE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05
Ltcnr.ion OF the Naine Legislature

FL LAND, March About three hundred
- 'l NE Maine Legislature were on Il
We ierday, 10 whom Il grand BAN
..,s ".1 lall were gwen last night. The
H. ,a-. anon conlempltt-s the removal OF
..at Vi government from Augusta TO Port
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05

cfJ.E = W, March 3.--IIon. James
faubn-a Yesterday AT his residence in West
sr.nF.to lie was one o. the oldest mem
we legislative Council
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05
EDUC ALTON.
NJ, MUSICAL ,ES;s1IEN

Ngy MUSICAL AECONPLFSHNENTS
*SPrcf. DE CGNIEI.. date Of Patapsco Fee
finale Institute, EllIcott's Mills, Md hav-
n5 come to Richmond to locate permanently.
offers his professional services to those DESTROYS of
obtaining "a full and complete course of Musical
Instruction. in the Italian styl on the HARP,
PIANO, GUITAR. ORGAN. SINGING and THE
SCIENCE OF MUSIC.
His Circulars, Card of Terms. Testimonials.
&C., may he az Mr.. p. II. TAYLoE Music
Store, or at the st. Lawrence House, where he may
be seen.
GENERAL LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
professor DE-. CENlEL WAS for several years
q Teacher of Music in tho Patapsco Institute
Few. If any. Professors of the HARP, PIANO,
fessor Of VOCAL MUSIC, he has a hlsh rank [
most cordial! recommend HIM as an INSTkUC-
TOR for SCHOOLS. or private pupils
ALNlRA LINCOLN PHELPS,
Late Principal Of Patapsco Fema.e nst'e Md.
Eutaw Place Bait. Dec 10. 1859 fe tim"