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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

m'pr'rcn. cen brdblttu pol'tilhgn &rcilrn anoe.
t~p'enrsn gcri6uIjttrittn.
W 1T mabrlidb ,u tcraurrn, ra; friu gr1rh
'telen &rreslhaesn Cos aelell d,aitlitcn 2ctens
aus eer Metrrpriis esrrammsn tann.
SIN SeSua AMI Brciactiafert tSnntrn Tent
hoe ntdndbmal nrn bel Nmcrjtauern lc.ucu -
9Sasreno Die 0elcipenrcu CUR urtcrhneuno Der
Serun9ludtin, rip. ibrcr !Nint rttrtcneu. tri
cem einHuri Der Yemtcrtcn Mhable Al Yomrencr
ttnnrn : Wcdbtn iii Summa Won $4,000 -.
aeten caerr. 10 rsS rie Grtlettc als binrcitbeur
aeihlrIen it, III IN Nllmaufrs fir lid Gin
, utlttsr vrbrtr. Namtns 6anIclr. Gau,irot roy
ab'pipafe nus Dem Mcinina' lctsn i'm bud,h5tf,.
"fh S'nne ers NScrtrS Suuasrs a~rltprbsn. Sine
crrttlf &c tun9 crIisB cinen 2u rnf ON RE n,u,-
i%en Semrbnsr, isgt meniafcns re 6iutertI; i.
eenen eeS unsludi'bcu rer 6unscr ,u ltls IL.
Sds N'iultat piclcs 2uirub,s mar sine Gpus.ts
"rn sS.o5 Crrsi Tcaars unc flint 6suts) l.,
AZ e%ins'inen Ssitrlssn. wccon 2 ~ > Gents. 1
gu % Gents, II +. NJ.
soc Sarter. Sta en- preriarr unc gr
@taIor Nrn gtttebrra. tsfnc,t lid in rer1It -
Staet mrsrn rines puli,ci. &erseusns aea.mmSr
- ~'"N' Suicb UNIV VI Cnel.
- Yin 8 frIr DIS 6rp rimcnt. Sn Srrrf.
lpn. u. o., wcttste fariltb Gin Niarr run pr p, n
Nune funF Ninuten lana iitcr c,ne aufar r,btc
observation-disclosures baltcn IS ne. er nsr
'utte pss Wa8cltIf unp crit dte ttinabe aus \, ,
Stelle, 10 ca6 or nur init vi ltr Mube osrc.t ,
10 rec.
@rp6ct 5euer in Ncm gsrt. 25 Bis 80
@frnlfen etrtrannt rper ptritI;rt.
am Ecnnerfaa &tsnp. smribcn I uup s iltr
seriftb elm 6ifodiges 6aus in Glmlirase in 9,cm-
grrt III Sranp ras Won ~ 5amrl IN trmrbn,
mar. 20 Ncnlbsn wurccn, Ia ii. j5lammcn
lbRen Den @usmcg perirt: rten. pom Naud, o.,
t'dt uno Damn nnt'r Den etnitir,snoen Mausru
H'rSraecn. Dds 6duS ralt rie cine gitbe itcr
Suldrrrf ltcr lcinc Nadbbarn empc,. msrhsr
umhlnp es irinen gimrbnrrn unmSal:b mad,t,
hter eas TAD ,u cntdiebrn.
Vic Sernen, pclhe lid bel pirier 6tucretrur n
'ntr''8en' fun b'r}Trri6cnc unp faum aloutGih.
Vtutter rr~Iretcn. umtcTiimmcrt un Dds 1se hrt,
III Prn StraRen ~ltrbcnce @iSmaII.r, iammcrur
HAD ibrrn Ntnetru prrr itrrm 0sttcn iuttcur
wdtrrnp irnrr, fdGS or uiht pcrlrst uprr car mi,
Den &tnosrn IN Dem brenutnptn. r~rttuuosI,,
perlprtnen @stdurc cinaciprrrt mar. misrrrrr
RAD 'Vr lu%tt oper ocn cinem ietncr 8incrr os.
lutt murre. CaS @ ilnmcr otr prm Icpe 9Srr,
%Taurnen mar herHcrrrEcuo uup murp. ,uwcileu
rOn Dem ;3urufe rrr 1currlcule un.rrernouper
u%trrirnt. bic eS, ihmlber unp lbmidcr MGR
renr. pcrifummtr.
SIe unAlitliden warcn rurb bic in bic S5ts
ltrebenhsn eihtru ihnrlr,ru 9~taubmcIfsn erlfidt
nprcrn. OaS Sjetdu:e mar, ME trrrlis iriiher
t'mertt, Gin 6ltGfi9rS unr CO murpc in Dem 6 Il II
St'd aHf Ter CHM Seits rur6 cincn G,rceeru
otrre UNI nuf Ter annrrn turh ciuen S5dsr.
iaern t'nubt, wGhrcup tis r6ern Stpfrs, F,
i1mmslit nrn oier Namiliru trmc6nt murreu
Otsielten teltanren ie rpu 4 tg 5 pcrlruru uup
irhrren piclt ~rcrlrlten mrbr cccr miner wy.
lest, TtrF o'rleltrn ic0en Istsnearfib II ucriruu-
Oct III ras Noipttal 8t6ra6t mcrren Isin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

Ststn pom Serssn. po6 i'd mtersr ouf cem Stu-
den meinee ciaencn gferrsS Itsr.
Sect 5eis' ater, rae Tn rcitcn tauni. Scbn.
ION, 'aats TUwlrn, inrem icucr T6 fcrtis mattc.
Die Sant btnauf Su tlimmcn - Log Gle Yitrre
laufen, mas ic %fSnnen, Fs baten fb ousacruft
- 9tet ibnen Sppreu uno YcitIhr, unr tcrcnfe.
cae ieee Siertrlltunre. Die mir etc Isrfriacr pcn
Der rr6tsn Spur ottriuasn. @rlr mcrtb lit.
(5crtitbuns fclAt.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
Dry-Goods & Fancy-Srcre.

az. IiO. Gdr Sreaps II. u. StrlEt. 9ip. lac
=. III. Uicnbaum
:rlNuSt lit las itct IL 4dblitum duimrrtlam N mattru N,
icint SSnlitr"2S"ar,n t%mrfInlcr, Cit in rtntr IrrEtu Nuo,
,p"pI Der rtutitn NrIttrl N%cr:etcn, mp ;u unlcaic.l biui1sl
prtuen. w,lth, tcn. Goncurlcu; ~;lilaucn. errtIu,t wrrbcu.
jN bttt bciCrpsrS f~rlgrnrt Aft.tcl b,rrpr:
SttctnicI9c, III rhipar5 mo ahcn YtrecIarben,"H
Mfu0luh IcldIn. gang anc ,uibipplcnr,
NTc. mrs 9ani NIB D. lbYorl, l.
Newt, ~rllunilhc ytInrpanr
&cdIee ni.rc;lGnerute Suh unh GaIineres.
Sbdipls, SiGnte.e, lppic cine atpFe NuSwahl ypn Spu
tttr!nA e'ppee II. irrienen II. b1unmpputntn Strump
Gin Ntiuh pis!te l4srre pirr ~crs,brnIi crprru WIN
=. III. Hpjtnbaum
nabt ;lm ncIcu Aflrtfc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
gHihtis fir @us unp iepen Gmnluenr

Inter %iettrneier ibtilt Dem atebrlrn !pdbliFum nil, bar sr Gin
:at, rIr CT I'M Eirptu mo M!rincn uNr Ill pru biEicitrn Nrti.
'tn @blaBI. Gerltitt bait ~9lttthlaIs Gil vascr IN pcgnthen
%SruNIer, rtuIldtr s&ult, SrrYiNI1murit, Slunpurlt nm
SNlp"EIGnma3sn, S-rptitn, SarrniS, 5mttitten, @Nitr-
uEPt, |bi9nIh. ShiprEttdic unp aier irincr Mr,lteL, nc in
!SIrilt1Ttn unn pcn pTrp1tItutn stprauht w,rbru. SIlli0t
.Int&ITe lteen tnirlbn Ill 1Enn, mltorum 1uEsrlf tilI1
strt1uItn III tpnnrn. Spbn Snar,
NatnnraFt, lpilhCU ttr IL. une Is.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
6arm IN psrfaufcu.

e'ne 6drin. una'fIbr irbS en9'i,be Ieilcn
prn Nibmpne c%ntirrnt, ump 36 llder orrr mil
~ Attr Nuten', nrtarrm 9urcn, acciancr an ei.
mem Martt9artEn unp gum 9Get,rnaau NJ biuia
III pertluieu.
YIN ftiBiaer 1eutibt, fam an citlem Wlase
IN rtni1tn Shbren lem Wlid MADDEN, wtil be
lrucfrS nod SSrrienaruup unp Gin GlShaue lebr
l'tht 1nArlr9t mtrccu tanu. SrmGtnte Narm nj
irci Wrtlrn non Der SIlnfspap cnticrut unc nur
~ Ntnntrn prn Der 5riecrd1tur9cr Giientabu.
NIb.rcS gu ~eriraacn bel
Spbn Heinbaret,
grpIt ltaic uobe Ger 3w,jtcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
HHintrrmprcn puu i5iiten II Simssu.

Zen .atcrieihnsItn Sertiht CO gum @c;gmusrn, leiner
5rtunpen unp rrm Yub!tum iein Wager YEN IDerblt- unit
SSlntcr' aSaarcn enrIcbhn III tnHntn, cIs due pen mpprrn
lIn 0iritS;n, Silt, 6lli EnH 8iebtgbutu fur Ssrrr: unt
%ttn1ten, ippis aus Strrb, Vc9hpue, Yanhma unp @lImtLotl
oIt'n' ann yaneD APuetn uno Rinrer. outen &c. It. bslebl
rrlI. Hrittel er ge9en ba1r 1uBrrll piuia Ytr!auil.
ouit Ncreen nIa SprlhrlII anseKrI0i.
Grrirlbe btitet, leincn SIprr Pc. Isl NrrarHr. III bffucteu
INT Gun 9SadrtniaaeT iu %keiithIiAtn. Wep. Z. Nettp. Msl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
0pls! Opl,i

unisrieidWcteT ealt IerImdbrenc cinen 9rpbcn Sprratf Don
Giren- nnp 6thlcntrs briIer SualidI, uuo faup ,einr
Nuneen hlernit untr Den s%uniiIgirn s'Cplngun9cn pcrlcbsn.
Sel 3auTen pn D Sti0itern miro Ode 9SC1pGGtn iptenirc, be-
l1f9t. 9tltCuuu9fn, pelhe bintcrlanen ptrrra bi Oabncp II.
Sole peer WtU. u. bGuOlrY, 9roarnraFt. ltlrt III tr 6pl,.
nlerrrla9e GIL Srpaplr. nnbe 8rOpit Watnnc psrrrE. srcmpi
erl0r9i. Yrcue: Gas bciIe GibtnbpIS ~ S4.5u, unr
SaHnfNppl6 III St.OO pr &p:o. JamtS u. Dlprrc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

>. Grnn,. Hp. 2 Grhanar S!rd, rmrithlt
lrtu rthhalti9rS vnNer non Ghtru S,1uSics
Iran'rn'dtn Hctb. uur 9G,if SErinsn. unp mod,t
n"mrn'itdh auf ic II 9rrFrS yaarr rcn rirrct inn.
rpr'n ten 9bamphgrcts unr 9tbcin. 9Qeincn ouI.
merriam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
Sic fpmmeubc %rasTThemtcn=SHx,hI

Oie fpuImembc y acfbeutcm=SNuhI.
Dir 8rhNr ibrr rielc 9&abI lit acmlB etrn il
wihtia, ais rir, NO RE ~trlii9iten 9Eaareu al fan.
zen linr. Ter trits plnB b,criiir 1T pas bctAnnte
StdbI,lemcnt prn Suiepb StrauS. yir. 81
Vfaln StrHBs, no man ras AiGbte Nlrrtimeut
Ter teltrn Gambric uup SriE Collars, Gamtrie
SanrS, GmbrrirercC Slecnes unp Cellars ~ so
Gents, mtrtb Sl.OO; ihwlr3e unp Iarbiae .R,p.
"9leUeS iu 3I@ Gts., mrrtb IS Cts; rpiierp !;
lrtnene 5aldentiJtcr 81 l0 Cts, to nit Splsrn
gu 81. merits So; sou Stid Cotton 6rinae u
) ets. per Yarp, mob billy ,u 10 Gte. mouen.
uniertleiper Gamtric, Gbsd unp SmiG Mnsli..
son III @ts. an unr mebr, merlb prn rrrpeltri
S,traA. : en- 9mtlitum bIrrm,t rie 9Irri d,rruuo
pa6 10 t~r"lArr ais je p~srfaufs, unp RAP ib !. Der
mann ,u slnrm Se,mtbe mrlncs Sturcs sinlarc.
Mln rr'nnsrs lih 9tc. y Ntainirsrt.
Seispb 5traua.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
8efaumturn6wuacn
Ncne @irtbfcoaft
SaNerhier 9 atpn n.

Fem puelitum bic crsrtcnht Nn,riae, eoe rcr
uifc1'rl6nrte in lcinrm nnuic am Nl.cn MarFt.
cem 8nfmoftt aeAennbrr. zine SSirthitoft urtll
EHsere'er Salrn trrtdhtrt hat. wrirIFf or fb
irtncn mire' lr'ne 8rcnnrr nnr rnS putiifum inn
@uNsmrlnen NIT Ten tSlten G'etr1utrn tcpicncn
III tGpncn. TIrrrurr Mi1I.m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

Gin arrfr: Wager pen Damcm Shubcu oIIcr
Nrtcn uno Nrriir GOA GA GtS.) IN. sltihfauS
Grn :lrtG. WaitrrS iur ncrrru unr Rnabcn nm
lrnlt'Ae in raS SdubarihIit riuibIlscnrc Nrti-
I'll rmpItrhlt gu auB rcrrcntIih bluthru Vreilen
9picpb Strnug,
Nr. d Mainfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
9NmLbihait gum GSerfnufI

9""F NKFTWHT.
Gtne HNHpanrl9 eln%Arridtete @Birtbitaft, Ill
Elmer 91uptitrdBe III Der 9i1be Ter Stapt aclc1;n.
itfbt aus Irtirr AoarO 81 prrtdulcn. Die Wrtau
lthfslien line IN brlt.r Srpnuns unp asb6rrn
/ Adtr AntrS vdnr 5n ririrm plasr, r.jItn ycalc
nOt aht Sabre IIuit. WahnrS gu ~erirascn in
Ger Siiiee D. Vl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
gaacr ttcr, Safpn

e'rTrrt babe. Surt @ilr- ~Giatiuft. oit liz y; 4 n,itS in ron
lCptCn S&rhcu III 9icm Hicri uac Iol imp.t tcmat. porr hn
iN III ecu Stanc Gcltgt. lcIlihtu Tnin.r uuSsl aui ric
rr'Aitict, mo bill 9ltc l%ciit ;u cutivret5 H..
Ncbtn Viz cI uurCrCn Arthc,u crlaubc th mir al,f iplacuh,
@i3tIrdue, uni IL rtulnt 6nn1irNucn auintrtiam IN ma.
dr.. vinlrn. Grtlen, Nuccln (rrrluieccut Sptcr) ucrIc
Y rhrilti. D'ri,e, Arliucn, yi1umcn, 9-uncn, cc. ltit, cIc
Srrtin Srts, SprcciGct. NIt, tmGI ritrir 2"urit ,. u.
GbtntaIie niatt: iN Gui ncln rtitsa;tiIcS vGnrr WA ssri.
hen, S'qirurtn, irrtun;er ~ErlcncsrS rlnt rrr, ilSlitc Nrl,-
Gllcni. 0tGiTr.n e. Iufncrtl1m.
AuTb rtSe'nlI i9t f:iiht Srncuny en- rn allen in mein
Jan eInlhla9tnbra Nrtitclu, rurp rcule ans Il. imcrtilnc
yrotnuhA HrEt uN MIR tdlp cas- Srtrduru III, iRer b.rji.c
erniipfh S1deSitutt iu trip,rbcu NIB 81 rrk. lien.
@m. yrpie.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
9Elhti1 iiir SausIraurnl

SSlhtiS iur SauNiraurn!
Wilde Mpnntain Butter. tritrr Sualitlt, or.
haltrn '@9ii.b unp cttauien gu rcm t~illiaI,u
prcVe Gutter II. SatScr,
Gtr StraBc. nm Nrucn Marft.
nen- 6rilhe bruinpilhe Hrr,nlr, Shmc, ,er
unp Hrmburstr S1ir' &C. '. iuo slei6iam ealeltl
81 hattu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

Snccn mir unS aui StiscS ~tc,;chrn, actcn
MIR ctn' ~9rebrtrn 4ublItlm tic &.rtterunl. raj
tte rpn unS lIbertrannlrnc 9SiriNihait res N.u.
Martt 0rtelS. lrW'e ras Ntttl isltit. IfrtS in Ct.
nsr lr'trn 'Scils acinh't mcrprn ica. rap ,lecsr.
MANN odre:te germ triidSsn unp Sptl,ru, Wt.
trante uno Serirnuna prciSpurrig iinprn w,rp.
Whni e~rlrtrnlt
Stdrelbrfcr IL. 6IuSfcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

5ran3 Staupe,
l6S SrcaefcaBe, ;wilden DER q. unp I. Ctr,
salt Gin reine0 Hno wobIaiOrtiries Eager pm
Gi5arrrn, 9taEds, &aus unp SbnupItabaf
eilner 3abriiatiOn uno 3mpUrlatipn,
y tr I'M UFcFs HHV NIttnpcrtauf gu ben b%illigittn Warftyrci
Il 1R!aFi. HaH'eHiltr lolitH lEtrerpertluItr nibI geriiu
III bts 'rn ?e:jUlgsc&cE, cec it itr Gintauit aRpnlpett
'abtE. r..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

pmn CD =Grttactt
ltrrr Nrt unN Ger trlten SuaiitIt rmptieblt Ici-
men Nrcunptn uup SSitr.rrerfduiern an ttlliosm
Nrriic 9S III. vppif .
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
Scflnutmlchuna.

S~etInatmdtbuna.
lem Nerbrten Yutlithm ric crNctcuft In,ciar,
Dap mir Pas lcitber rcn urs ,ciihrtr Ntumartt
prtrl Zen Hf. Stapclbrftr II. 6Gusirr
tnufrd Itcrlanen bntru. Suprm mir fir roS
nne irittcr ~Nrirtsnttc %crtraucu b.r,tiCb rouf,u
tt't'n nj. raHelbr auf unic:c Nahfrlacr vi iitcr.
trlScn. Wuntcr II. Q|vbntrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

s. y. Ga|Ucua1b's
SScin' mnp Sp;crrri , 9Eaarrn 6aurtuna.
Srrarlr.. iwlitcn Fer 6. II. =. Ctr,
(ntbtR Cur @pp;tgtc res 6,n. 98a9acr).
Otm eeu fhtn YublitLm Miro nMiC au.S SpaiSIiaifc oie
lNrtirtt &ibr!t unc 1ci1l Wrrc. ny unc 9Sciu.,nc.u ns kt-
Hens cnp ptkn, motm Oh c!ti i nur rL tcii,d une iluNeu,u
S.aArn II Iuprt uuo I'll ttm plII8it;i N rtirni rcrtl0il
iptrtcI. Sr. Srbn &trbcr MIRO uu %p.n:lnru. ec
gtthrI II Cent dtn NuHrtn dul oaS jurc f0lRmta0itt III ihrrr
ltut CT prdIc ii btricRtn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

&r1n leiS,ttn e%tuttdlrt putIitum bicmii bic au;s lit. psE
tp wan brtu.tn Gage III Our Srr0citrIft Haze &C. j. enc
ftutlhc Sprc,rct' H&aarrnpdutluu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
GiniIe 3Immlrr.

GiniAe ;}tmmrr,
NIT NM rbne WrutcI, i!cbcn ,u rerrruteu am
9tcueI Ndrtt bel Jrbn M%arrbauitn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08

NM Dit 9erIttte'ntnM Fretipncn, mctt oue ciurm unprecnt
iIdftI MaGcn pbrr a1 Ger yctrn cntiprnaen.
@ic llnprrfduIihfeit, GGurt I'M Maacn. Grlif. Str,
brrnutn. appttiiIrNafcii. NsnlIili1lGii, &tritrrjuna, tIuAurt
UNI hulnNt panirrrbotrtR. Sin alien ntrrpitr unc recuma>
It't'rn ,SaHcu tat rS hi u~niShllNrn Malcn ~mpbltb8tis stpuI
uns "rGit1netae 5';lunl ttrpprItsrldI.
SGndbc III einr rein Yr9ridttliirC Miituna, nab irtra
mill'HlNa1tlIttn @rinciaern nth nat Nnrpclluna nre be-
rrp!nirn bca1net'iorn Nrpfeiirre NprTkaYC, brreIftt. lStarn
'Einre SIrrr" ,r III ptu msiilsn curcp6Itttn z taaftn,
mar y Y :i"prun9 i'll crr Ger. SMakn mebr Iur INieni,
gel, bt,Inlnii. mrltr Iue unirrm Sdlerlanrc in pielcn ynnpt
irrfirCnt mo III elrt!ht Tntty ltrrn arcEtn 9ltifaa &C,
nlnptn, 10 ticte ia ~ Gem mrritaf;iidFn Wnbifum an. inerm
th mtiR. ooR ieini in rr &b. I l~runGrrba cu mtpiriniiten vi.
g~rnltafcg lih 2'e!GNnilda&Ii reGkhaN,u wtrprn.
ytlnnetrS MIN * fr Se.tae cmrIptlen, oertn Gpnifitutirn
enr@ Cen hflf&EEI9en wtbrNuth Ell yjlurren rrrr anetrrl
observation-disclosures III unpgrr Wnl ErrMbcn lino. PIN gu1t,
nttnGn au9cnt!:dirt mWtlGIg. Hhlct re irincn aclacen QRl
iun SlEc ct0 EctfnS, iWccn cS III irpr NcrYe cinrrinat mn
liz btTuNi9I. ren iintruccu i5rjif a~urrhi,f unh in Der 3ba
ncus OtInnSpe unp S!lrtt i'll puo 9ann SpIirm brinat.
@1rnuRN:
2Eercfr SrraTeitnng cricS 0uSIe;rIhncien @rcmas tn
r.rih'ccsnr Nathahnnin9cn ttTsrrrTuftn. wrSbalb bae pp
PIT! n iE NnsaElt r%prlIthtIa lem mus. SGrum NJ sc nrIbI5
Cap 1bT SeerbartS 6oHaHcilpr1 2'Infr. hr:pr Sbr sc !aul
rtdhiia probirl. Giut 9ipuiciAe mirc sud ~lberScuSea, rE
80 bclltT III, imt dnc NnltIhnluugcn.
~" SetGuft 81 M pY @pIIeI pper 6 SptteIe fur s.
bI en tiniiscn Gts%cnthnmrrn
Ytnlamtn gage jr. Ut O.,
SdbrifanIGn ron AriGcin TT AppleCier II Gbcmir
@itISbura, VA.
Sn q IL meu mire rWice &ttrrs rrfauft in BEN Nt,
thricf Or %. 9rpC UNI Gpmp, Mlrraprr 9upaL. 4
QeIteripn. y. Sptnitrn II. SArp.. Grutba unb Nrprricn T.
&lair, 9sarins unr prGue. &baries M:iljpauob unr 6.
9icot, UNI in alien Stdrttn CIR YSrr. G,aatru IN pjsirs N,
ttre in err 4rribele ~ hnben. 2sIE
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
Acknowledgement
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
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ST.. LOUIS, June 13.-The Central Overland Pony
Express has arrived at St. Joseph with advees from
California and the Territories to the Sd inst.
The Express left Ruby Valley on the Sd inst,
and briAgs no news beyond that point.
On account of the depredatons instigated by the
whites the Express remained in California for fear
of being attacked before it reached safe place.
Snow in the West
The snow after having covered the ground in
the neighborhood Of the Sierra Nevada and other
mountains, to such depth as to render the roads
impossible, is melting off fast and the weather Is
somewhat warmer.
Indian Depredations
The Indians in the Territory of Utah are still very
mschievous, and not a day passes without some
report of an attack upon emgrants and their trains
comes to hand.
1t was rumored at Great Salt Lake City that ar
emigrant train bound for some of the mines had
been cut off west of the Ruby Valley by band 0
Indians, who murdered nearly all the elaigrant
composing the train.
War with the Indians.
Great preparations are being made at Virgins
City for campaign against the Indians who have
lately created SO much disturbance in that vciaty
Eight hundred stand of arms had already arrived
and 500 volunteers have enrolled against ahe ln'
dians.
Provisional Government for Westara Utah.
At the suggestion of Judge cradiebangh tho
citizens Of Virginia City, with those of Geneva
Carson City and other points, will assemble to con
side,the appointing of delegates 70 meet in Carson
City for the purpose of forming provisional gov
ernment for Western Utah,
The Pony Express.
II is expected that the Pony Express will resume
/ its regular trips in the course Of two weeks.
Congressional Proceedings.
| WAsHINGToN, June l5.--ln the Senate, yester
day, the Civil Appropriation Bill was taken up an
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VOLUME XIII.
Neb 0rleans 4ailp Crescent.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1860.
THE TERRITORY OF UTAH.


The Territorial Committee in the Senate of the
United States has reported adversely to the propo
siton for admitting Utah into the Union as sove-
reign State. This is all right. We are glad that
the Senate has defeated this movement, and that
we are to be spared an association, on terms of
political equality with the abominable and scan
dalous government which prevails in Utah Terri
tory. So long as the present institutions of Utah
exist we trust every effort to incorporate that Ter
ritory into the American Union will meet with a
steady and effectual resistance.
The check which the Federal Government has
upon the people Of Utah. it is true, is very feeble
1t is well known that the administration of justice
in that Territory is well nigh farce. The Judges
that are sent there have but little respect paid to
their decisions, and the Mormon juries have every.
thing pretty much their own way. It is matter
of no surprise that there is constant change of
Federal officials in the Territory, and that the
Judges, after brief experience, resign and come
home. ss ga 8
But if this is the condition of affairs while Utah
is Territory, much worse would it be if it was
State. According to our theory of Government, q
State is sovereign and independent, so far as her
| own internal affairs are concerned. She can regu-
late her domestic affairs, in the language of Mr..
hUuStas, III uet OHu Wdysa# lue aDOHftHau0nS
of Mormonism, great as they are, are insigni6-
cant in comparison with what they would be if
Utah had full swing as an independent State, and
| was protected by the panoply of State Constitu-
ton.
We hope, therefore, Congress will continue, ses-
sion after session. to refuse admission to this re-
bellious neutrality-suspicious. alike against the laws
of the land and the laws of Christianity. 1t cannot
be possible that SO gross and patent an imposture
| as Mormonism can always exist. Sooner or later,
| unless worse than Egyptian darkness over
shadows the minds Of those people, they must see
| through the glaring imposition which has been
| practiced upon them, and rebel against system
which, under the disguise Of religion, tolerates and
encourages code Of morals that elevates poly
gamy, theft, insubordnation and murder into posi-
tive virtues When that day comes, if it ever should
come, then Congress may safely admit Utah into
the communion of States. Until it does come, her
application should not only be contemptuously re-
fused but the utmost rgor of the Federal Govern
ment ought to be applied to reduce these people
| to subordination, loyalty and obedience to the
| laws
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Trss waPs,s sonaovy.

The wife sat thoughtfully turning over
A book inscribed with the schoolgirls name
A tear-one tear-fell hot on the cover
She quickly closed when her husband came.
He came, and he went away-it was nothing
With cold, calm words on either side;
But, just at the sound of the oom-door shutting,
A dreadful door in her soul stood wide.
Love-she had read Of it in sweet romances-
Love that could sorrow, but never fail,
Built her own palace of noble fancies-
All the wide world fairy tale.
Bleak and bitter, and utterly dolefu,
Spreads to the woman her map Of life;
Hour after hour she looks in her soul, full
OF deep dismay and turbulent strife.
Face in both hands, she knelt on the carpet;
The black clond lossen'd, the storm raiu fell
Oh life has SO much to wither and warp it
One poor hearts day, what poet can tell
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RIO eRANpE CORRESPONDENCE.

R,aaored Ticinttg Of Cortina = An1iety of tie
and It's effects on one or go reped epsse y,,s fo"se
Mieues--A chance to,. stil1nore hanging Escape
from. the Guard-house of an ingenious Negro
1rdder--J,dge Wdtrous--Rise III the kiuer and
Improved Navigation Green Corn, Water Me-
Tons, Beans, Peas, Potatoes, etc.
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A Yankee from Maine, being at Buena Vista the
night before the battle. and somewhat doubtful of
the result went out of herring, as he supposed,
and made the following prayer:
30 Lord, here we are, about four thousand of US,
and twenty-four thousand Mextans-enough to
swallow us without greasing. Nov, Lord, if you
can help us, do tiff you can't, for heavens sake
don't help the MeXicans-and just hold on until to.
morrow, and you'll see some Of the gaul darndest
fighting you ever saw in your lifeI Yours respect.
fully amen.''
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"say, mamma, give US ten cents.n Affcctionate
mother-.Why, my son, you had q dime this morn,
ing: what are you doing with al! your moneyr'
nan with lot Of Johnny Bull boys.n Afectionate
mother-"Oh, that is wrong, my son." Young
America-aWropg; why, Heenan's our second
Washington. Going to fight the battles Of his
country. Where's your patriotism? Come, now
give US dime.'
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BLOODY AFFRAY.-A letter from Nevada, Ken
lucky, states desperate ARRAY occurred at that
place on Sunday evening, 10th, in which three men
were very dangerously wounded. The parties en-
gagged were Isaac Sanders, S. Hatchel, j. w. Car
rier, NJ. G. Carrier, B. Cox and W. Patterson; S.
Hatchell, J. W. Carrier, and NJ. c. Carrier. were
severely wounded by a knife used by Sanders,
Hatche receiving four stabs in the left side.
The physicians in attendance think the wounds
of Carrier and Hatchell will prove fatal. Whisky,
the prolific source of so much mischief, was the
cause of the difficulty between the parties
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The late Judge pease of the Supreme Court Of
Ohio, was Il anoted wag. young lawyer was once
making his first effort before him and had thrown
himself on the wings Of Imagination into the seventh
heaven, and was preparing for higher ascent.
when the Judge struck his ruler on bis desk Two or
three times and exclaimed TO the asfonsned orator:
Hold on, hold on my dear sir Donst 60 any
higher, for yen are already out oi the Jarisaeuon
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