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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29
TRAINS ARRIVE.
VIA RTE TIE - ,

= -
rrienus anu phoeog'apns never nat'er'
The firmest friends ask the fewest fayors,
Wisdom, "a ol,vavs a. bor,o 30 thoso ,rh,
call. 'F'N 'N''' '-N
n
GOOD for I 6is d neig6bor's n 3 So eomoSny' & '' - WV
" 'TT7 0,lo ~ ~
Hastyg people drink the wine of life scald-
lug np''' 3 : "@' . tiia'.a-' f@ p. % ! y
Death is the only master who takes his
servants withouta q character. -.sve,F"b
He that borrows, binds himself with his
neighbors rope. ... t.,.....,r .......,r
Why ia uOld Abep like a Iooomot;vo2 -Ra-
cause he runs mostly on rails" > - b - g.
The PHILADELPHIA Eveninor journal saws
Lincoln Is Seward witbont Sewsrd's bra;1s
Mr. Tan Broeck has sold his famous mara
"Prioressp to Sir Lydston N ewman. = -
-. '-.-.....,
recently occurred m N red in Inner WardaIe ESggIanS
-'.a-I-I. - 'lI -, - = :
"A monument Is 70 De erected in New Or
AN oId SWORD having stamped on the
ptaue y Si Az li9o' mas been dug up IN
go, ...r. l,uJn.,.t,,
A ocoIcn advocate named Blaikie, has sud-
denly tsllea ana "a a9seoHded N0 HS leaving labili-
',e, S'Nvv,S'V' D.
~ Zen DFoecKs S oaielhte e,. was beaten for the
Ones:er CeP, won ~ ,ot Aloans, py the
=
una astrana, INC oeardeo iady, recently
uieu, al.er GIVING Dirth 10 male child In
-ao''o"' nussia' 0ifN4
a yvss,;S q Gecens 5"noay NJ ocnooi procession IN
thp a., ~ - u, pole a lePresch:taauon Oh
'he hag or'aPan' IN nonor OF our Visitors.
Every drop of perspiration brought to the
prov by labor IS the shadow OF dollar
earheu' rrac'icai anu proSaic'
The girlswho succeeds in winning the true
love of nobleman makes happy hit and is
herSen lucky m'ss'
Keokuk, Iowa the BRIDEGROOM aped sixty-
nine, the bride fifty-eioht' =.
The cotton pickery Of Chase Lav 4 Co
New Orleans was DESTROYED hv 6re last TnoS'
day. Loss, So, 900. = :
','sY ,,T,g.HL.0 L.IH
Penn killed 4 orav eaois last weaE trb;ch,
measured six feet fromfin To tin. -'V'' -, -.
-
Inc Kichmond enquirer says that three
nomatox. at petersbnro va on Snndav
:, ~ :, 81.
Seneca says OF himself when would So
lace myself with TOOL reflect upon myself,
= - "a $50, .-....s.,.
Wnen ALEXANDER the Great was delfed by
ms parasites ne saw one OF ms wounds bleed,
and perceived that after all he was but
in"h'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29
River NeMn.

LOUISVILLE, May 2s--M. - River rising
slowly, with seven feet in the canal; weather
clear; mercury 73o. Gigs o,N .in1 M "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29
The Turf-LouisyiIlc Raeos-JThe Great
D H...I.. Rnuw.nrffn ~ U..~0lH.....

The Turf-Louisville Races-The Great
n Four-HIilc Race.
The sixth and last day Saturday Of the
Woodlawn Races at Louisville was largely
attended, and the. excitement was great. A
considerable sum Of money changed hands
the favorito horse, colossus being distanced
on the first heat Sundays Louisville Dem
ocrat thus gives the three heats and their
result H.f.u .H.u..c.
Colossus was the prime favorite. He had
won two races during the meeting, and his
behavior won for him the highest confidence
in his ability to run the four-mle race and
win IL easily against his competitors. "In-
dorser, too, had plenty of hackers, and "Joe
Stoner," the gallant victor ranked third,
while 'Marengo," for some reason, came last.
Mints Of money were staked on COLOSSUS by
those who thought themselves posted but
they got tremendously taken in. The betting
ran high rs the horses were walked up and
down the track, while the riders were being
weighed, and one hundred and twenty was
frequently placed on Colossus against the
field. -..ls .s1.. r4fH
First Heat--The horses got away, Joe
Stoner' leading "Marengo" second, "In-
dorser' third, and COLOSSUS" fourth. AL
though Colossus started last he gradually
PiShSu up tuC ulblluCc, hIlu III lllb lnlTQ mile
assumed the lead and won the heat. "Joe
Stoner' did not give IL up easily, but "Ma-
rengo' was distanced, being out of condi-
tion. The first mile was made in two min
utes, the second in l:h5, the third in l532&,
and the heat in 746H. COLOSSUS" was too
hardly pushed, and it is said he had to be
bed. His stock came down TO zero, though
$50 to 500 was offered thGt he would win
the race, and found no takers. However,
when he came up for the second heat conf
dence had been restored in some degree, and
wagers were more nearly at par. .nr
Second Hedt--Again "Joe Stoner" got the
lead, and kept it TO the end of the heat.
Colossus and "Indorser' had it nip and
tuck, but the "Waggoner" finally beat the
Sovereign" The time was as follows: First
mile, two minutes; second, l:571S; third,
| l;5519, and the heat in 755. Colossus gave
| out entirely ON the back stretch, and was dis
| tanccd. He was utterly done up, and fears
were expressed that this might be his last
| race. .l .t l. -rt'
Third Heat--"Joe Stoner was now the
| favorite, but "Indorser' looked game. The
two "Waggoners" had good Start, "Joe'
slightly in advance which position he held
all through the heat with one exception
when "lndorser' stole up on the last mile
and for few seconds held the lead. Bui
Joe brushed up, and a few jumps gave hin
a lead not to be overcome, and ne dashed in
winning the second heat and the race il
s:22k.' .H
| .I..... SUMMARY.
| Purse 800; for all Ages; Four Mile Heats.
| A. heene Richards enters b. h. "Colossus,i'4
| years old, by "Suveregn;" dam sister to
frlor di
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29

Gen Paul j. Semmes, Of Columbus, Ga,
has been elected Brigadier- General of the
"knights of the Golden Circle" by the
Convention of that order, recently held at
Raleigh, N. @.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29

An old woman, residing in New Orleans,
was terribly frightened recently, by a ghost,
sheet, who had taken this method to revenge
herself on her mistress. ltl .pHl
The body of murdered man, name un-
known, was found recently in Ascension
Parish, La. He had been shot several times,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29

H.. s. O. HAMS AED DdRRIED REEF.
ny2s Nos. $40 and 321 Main.stiest.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29

Purse 500; for all Ages; Four Mile Heats.

Purse 500; for all Ages; Four Mile Heats.
A. keene Richards enters b. h. "Colossus,i'4
years old, by "Suveregn;' dam sister to
j. Iinrperenters Harper a MeGrath 8 c. n. sim
dorser,' years old, BY "Waggoncr," dam,
:, fMnsgraye 2
by ''Wagguner; dam by NGlencce .,.....,..... 4
T. II. Hunt entorsJ. II. Foley's b. h. ssMa-
rengo," by Sovereign dam by "Boston". d
TIMK-First heat T:46&. Second heat 755k. Thfr
heat S22i6 I'I.. II -l'f - = :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29

Joseph Taquieno committed suicide with
prussic acid, in New Orleans, Louisiana, on
Wednesday, on account Of the death of his
wife and child. 0aLLt.1 % ,iiar
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29

and there have him"
When Alexander the Great was deifed by
his parasites he saw one of his wounds bleed,
and perceived that after all he was but a
man.
The latest sensation in Boston is the ar
rival there of genuine fire-worshipper
named Raestonyee Hiyeebhoy Wadia, a mer-
chant from Bombay, India.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29

81 haven't taken a drop Of liquor for a
year, said an individual of questionable
morals. "Indeed but which Of your features
are we to believe, your lips or your nose?"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

About weeks since, an officer Of Allegheny, Pa,
received information that quite number Of persons
engaged in that city in the manuilcu ure OF some
kind Of counterfeit csn and finally succeeded in getting
specimen OF it, and in ferretng out the countcrieiters
The money is Mexican, somewhat smaller than the
American quarter and said 10 be of the value Of four
cents in Mexico They in imitation of "copper" and
are made by machinery the colntereiicr hiring the
steam power and room from gentleman engaged in
engine building. The machinery employed in the man
ufacturing of the coin is very perfect and calculated
turn out about nine - thousand pieces daily Their
method OF transportation Mexico is novel and inge.
niou7. They packed in iron colums, cast hollow,
and closed at the ends appear solid. The weight
of the coin ia the column completes the deception aud
they are smuggled into Mexico without detection and
showed upon the ursuspeciing and ignorant natives.
HEAVY RoBBEEY-:310J Worth of Diamonds $50
len Some months ago about S30,GJo worth of diamonds
seized board of the Cnnard steamers ar New
York, by the |. :. Marshal a7 they being ,murgtd
ashore by two men. By order OF the marshal the prop
erty stored in the bonded warehouse, No. Il Brosd
street and few days ago. being wanted il could be
found. An employee in the warehouse who sudd MY
sailed "A few days ago. Tor Europe is suspected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

THE WREcH or TmE STEAMSHIP HUNGARIAS.-A Craw-
ford writes from Darlington, on the 29th u, as follows
have just returned from the wreck and found moth
ing above water but the sarboaTd bow from the break
Of the forecaste All abaft of that is gone except Is
feet of the stern close afr. Both parts are lying with
heavy lift No more bodies have yet been found, and
from what can learn from the fishermen, they must
have all gone to the eastward about Port Laour. From
all can see or learn Of the goods nothing has been ta-
ken on shore whole The packages have been all bro
ken up and taken into the boats In pieces ana carried 10
the fshermen's houses | have not whole case
or bale all around Cape Sable Island ! have found a
great many loose letters the different hshermen's
houses and have had them collected and brought here.
There are also twelve or fifteen bags at the post office,
which open.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
TAI. w. NEWMAN.

S4p DEATH OF YoCNG GIRL.-The Cincinnati papers
record the death Of young but errng girl, ard the ar
of two men, physician charged with produc-
ing her demise. The Gazette says;
The deceased is Young girl named Caroline Cordelia
Caukins, and with sister came from Philadelphia to
this city about six months since. On their arrival here
they we're employed theatre as ballet girls, and in an
unguorded hour under promise of marriage, deceased
drawn from the path OF virtue and honor by the
nllurnp smiles of A man named Young. On her death
bed she exhibited for her dccever all that lovely feeling
that only woman is capable ofshowing, and when told
that she must die she called Young to the side of her
couch and placing her hand in his with her last breath
begged him to be good man God grant the imprs-
oned soul of the rashy unfortunate whom feed from its
mortal casket, scared aloft to happier and better
sphere.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE C0BPANE.
Capital, SIO.OOO.OOO!

Az IA l. lACO VI Z, s2,9b0,00Ol
INVESTED ~ THE UNITED STATES OVER ts00O00f
At Directors lsrs0EdAy Rteasb Jor The EsgGgSBsat5 9
IL Cy,agIEW
WE respectfully sk attention 10 the security the Liverpool
w a1d London Insurance Company policy Loferl
arge cash capital and Investments as stated above
The large capital and acoU the Company enable
lines convenient parties requ7g large ofnsursnee
ia addition hc ordinary mode Of Insurance Ills Companyis.
sues PEHNf NEHT YOLityF o the pas ent Of TIN ANU
a PRkAICll& Property o. hencei1rh, PKRILi HEETLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled any time pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make Insurance by loss OF Rents by fire.
and mo.t liberal principle.
Under the Policies of this Company Al claims paid upon
seison satisfactory proof loss without atd,sr dSiuC
tOh Jr Htsr; and not as q usual pfesentG~
dou OF proof. WORTHAh A WYATT, Agenls
inhl4 100 Main aireet. few door. above Posionlee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

WELL KSowN CITIZEN SHOr At ~ = WOMAS.-Con-
siderable excitement, says the Memphis AuGiaHche of
February - created last evening by the announce
meut that Mr d. c. PancOast bad b en- shot at 10y wo-
man. The affair : We learn originated IN dissolution
of partnership between PancO1st and Boggs the two
being brothers in law Mr. Pancoast ia a letter to his
brothcr-in-sv stated on the strength Of Boggs
-ertion that he (Borcs) was oOintmae with a woman
named Louisa Jackson aud consequently that he could
not continue the relation Of partner with his son. Boggs
proceeded to Cincinnati, where the letter was shown
him and be returned to Memphis aud gave the missye
to Mss Jackson, Who in company with a 'ier proceed
ed to Mr. Pancoass establishment, and demanded writ
Zen apology, which being refused she drew pistol and
attempted to shoot him Fortunately, Mr Pancoast sue
cscded in wrestling the pistol from the infatuated woman
aud, although he was slightly wounded in the hand by
the discharge Of the weapon he not materially in
jured. policeman coming along arrested the women
and tool them 10 tie station bousc, from which they
we're shortly after liberated giving the requisite
rity Miss Louisa Jackson milIner, and resided for
merly ia Cincinnati
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
MANCHEsTER IRON WORKS,
South End OF mayO's Bridge, Richmond, Vn.
ROBERT RAIRD PROPRIET

AMprcpared furnish and Estmates for the erection
Of Four Grst and saw Mills Of the most approved consruc
ton Steam Engines both Portable and Stationary, Railroad
work FACTORY Fixtures In fact Iron and Brass CASTINGS
o every description
Having large collection OF Patterns prepared 10 hl
de short notice al the only manufacturer In virginia
Improved Turbine Water Wheel which has given
entire satisfaction that have them This wheel Is
well adapted high hcads and aiee by back
ter. Apply at the works, address R0BEhI BAlRD,
Richmond Va.
method of returning thanks n my friends and the
public patronag bestowed for the last twelve
years hope, by strict attention to tusness inertia conlnu
Of lie
fe25-Cm ROBERT BAIRD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

N @ L e : Q 4 E'a ClIlte :.
HHt subscriber has manufacturing Clothing In the 81
cry Of Richmond over twenty years and has a. THIS IA
Tune nl 90 % jon hands u his employ mvut, and WILL in
ne u,Nt month o tso make large additions 20 hat num- IL
o-r Having ss the story his especially for mna-
i,cuug purposes De determined make any article ln the
e'nE nc That shall compare n respect, win clothing
made u Northern cs ani he the ps'ronag- OF his old
Friends and The public generally, vsw of The fact that he Is CIV
ing employ men a our midst 20 large number Of mechanics anu
worthy females who might otherwise suffer Tor the necessaes OF
M He has the best cutters materials not TO be surPsss
Ell by any house n the country
Maryland, virginia, Car n4s and Georgia Cassimeres and
Ta OF all grades AMI colrs Strictly southern Nsnuiac
Ing House all shall be satisfied personal Inspection Of not
Nh Pc intends % Go but hat be has been doing for years past
p b SPENCE. Clothier and Tailor,
rt2 Corn Main and isth sts Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

Young It is all very well if his watch is at the pawnbo
ksrs when he is twenty hut if he has reached the age
of thirty the watch must indicate the smiling hour
Of success for rrayhared Bohemian always risks beng
corCounded with a rogue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

A WoxAN's REyEXGE-A young woman named Mary
Grahau shot George Fitzhugb the overseer OF panta-
ton in Hnd' COUNTY Miss, on the 2lth ult Ftzhus,
had sedueed the girl under promise of marriage, and
when asked by his victim to redeem his promise, ne
scoed at her petition whereupon she drew revolver
and shot him three times He Is not expected to recover
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

Agency In RE hm nd, 1870 Main street.
/ iIves NJ dersaSed members ........ S20S,sI 90
Dividends to the insured during 1859 l0oo. VI
Capital compared with its liabilities IL larger isn any
Life Company doing business in The United ses
See report of Comptroller, State of New york -, -,
The buness qf this CompaEsy is confined sSeas'e" "'
Gnce on lives. , a, t.,.,
Al The prons are annually divided among the Insured
The Dividend Jany 1st, lse0 is IS per cent w.,vopn
fe25 NNo"LAe "AA''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
sPIEVDIDDRY GOODS,

AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
AtPERkINSA s. co.'s, No. al Eagle square,
ARTE stock Rich D.gs, = Is, at and below cost
Ia Kich SIX Robes az 90 IS and $50 wurth - and tiO
Rich French prltue Robes, az hall price
Printed Frrnch Dela.n-s 40 cost
Nsleutits. Porlaius and Pol DeCheyres
Table usnsss, Napkin aud T0wtling
Larre stock long and Sqgarg Wool ShaWls, al cost
Long Black Wool and Mrrino ShaSia
CLOAkS
Bscl Velvet aud Black Cloth Cloaks, marked down below
cost 90 close them Gu.
Lr- stock lot ia and i2{ Bed Blankets at very 10"
prices
1900 yards best English and American Prints, AZ lOc
Rch Trimmed Lace Sets
Rich French Worked Muslin and Cambric Sets
Lace herlhcrs au,i Cap-s at cost
To reduce by The ist March VIII sell get bargains IN
he above arices uall tat tine PERKINS, = ",
- No lti, Eagle Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
which we SCI, a. Manufacturer Prices We .re also prepare

TO exhibit
A VERY LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF CLOTHING
manufactured At HOME by VIRGINIA WORKmEN,
under supervision, which guaTsnt to be got
up Good Style any Northern Work, and pledge
ourselves to sell the same at below Northern Prices
Determined to deserve the ge patronage with which have
many years favored shall the present take
measures to satisfy the SOUTHERN MERCHANTS taat HOME
MARKETs equal lot superior to st the North Our facilities
by any house IN the trade, here else~here and
ha heretofore conduct business upon just and liberal
principles.
feiI-1m KENT. PAINE 1 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing MamUfaCtOry,
IN RrC HN1OND, VA

IN RIG CHNHOND, VA
IT Is ,tc; generally known that established my Clothing
Ntrerteory l. cy lar YEARS AGO, and have constant
1r -rrnl-t and make large portion Of nv
fl Richmond hundreds ol ry customers viii testify '
rs Increase. ry lr- ro. tue 'l time, am now better
prepare. re.l,- orders ir -orz l sarge small quantities
sl heretofore and s arlut., ta iuI thea Jl't s 10" a.
Dee had OF Northern houses, and equal a style aus ma
te-..r
Being practical 20 my Business mot having climbed In At
back r,eruhrrs slogirrsl tavr ysc that can
give m much aud good article Js the price any house
Nor-h south.
T.tt.r who wish buiII up southern Marusctores
.-ra- Che ola -.aHr-I houses h- and v rIsH reap TIE
reward trey merit pa-- present future services
This .1u..e prove ly from seventy 20 one
la. hands u-v uy employ, AMI many Of them have been
lr years.
... .l. p. .t....-. a...f..-.I cost WM IRA SMITH,
ia Main g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
TO THE PURLic.

deem it due to say that denounce the late charges
that have been made against me as false and snderous
of the most malignant character shall demand an im
mediate investigation and hold the originator strict
accountability assured the whole matter has been COM
menccd for the purpose of destroying me- that scoun
drels ma, be protected from their ascalities and shall
Immediately start for Washingoncyto demand an nves-
tigation. Respectfully .-....
TAI. w. NEWMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
w B. WILLIAMS. -ANlrL '
WILLIAMS = REID,
DIP RnhTC OK,

Commission Merchants,
z r1Pv-r WfrNr~ fEr SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, ohio.
.. orders r,- - r.- W rsteru Produce. l1i msks
T.. fs.I, atl,4u.r. Oh gousi-nrneUts flr salr Cr
V.r hpudi-c t.r.t aud stored 1 account ". purchases
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

y AT RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE
Land OF Our Birth song by Baker Sc.
Loving Voices song By author Of Kitty Tyrrel, 2oc
Sat the Brow song - Russell 2oc.
An why sing the song Of Pleasure song Tracy, 2jc.
I h sophy; song by author OF Some To Love &c.
Leaves that Spring song Benny Eose 40c
Dream of louth song by stration ~ p.
Nernalls Polka; by lagraham, 25c.
Autumn " by Flager, 2jc.
Souvenir De Carnival Polka de Concert par schutz 25c.
Hypaton Polka by Side, &c.
Cleres Schotsch by Hubbard, 55c.
star Of the West schoiiisch by PANEL, csc.
Farewell " by Wilcox, 2jc.
Leopard By Denton, &c.
Oakland Pearl by ONeil, 4lc.
Dearest Native Land; song By Poch, 23c.
At the Hour OF Calm song by author o. Ever Of Thee I'm
fCudy Dreaming, 2ac
Carrie Lane, song by Adams, 2ac
fe2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
LANES q. Kosher.

1NSU CE AGENT.
Oclce side f In Street sconi door Nora oJfs ogasy y
Main and llh
pRPREsENTs the following well established snd reliable Con-
tA panes;
Arce Fre Insurance Co, Of the City ofEev York, capital
45JOUCU
HonboIdt Pe Inasauce Co.. Of :he City u New York, capt
tal aul surplus .s42,OO
Fulton Fe Insurance Co.. Of the City Of New York capital
suplus $4,000
rviag fire Insurance Co.. " Y capital OOO large
surplus.
PhGnlx Fire In Co.. Of Brooklyn Capital and surplus s9'l Ooo
P9hces Issued Bcdin Furniture Manufaciores MerehAp-
Ze and Persoug Popery generally against loss damage by
fire. the most favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted and
uay settled the security offered by the Companies,
conducted they by experienced underwriters
insured the most ample AMI the fan that all
contracts entered o by them, will be fhedln the
long Sperience the subscriber
maic viii facilitate and protect the best of hs sbes the
interest Of all who bc disposed to parOnz bis efforts Coun-
try risks Inland navigation risks, Vessels sni trT esrgses
port. !nsus 0 n he noS reasO erm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
Cheap Clothing.
Durable Clothing,
Gtcnteel Clothing,
atytn 1Uafn Street

AIL IN and your selections and buy the goods your
aun price want tn get che winter stock OF the
ay OH- such Inducements as must attract
and secure sales.
ff Won vf tl make good Investment buy a suit of
f.i TUPMAN 4 Hull, no Main g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

CnAEGrs AGAINlrA Hon PCPIc OFTcTR-RImors
having been circulated the effect that the speaker Of
the Tennessee Senate, Hon. 7. W. Newman, Of Franklin
county, had been discovered to be involved in transac
tion- to defraud the Government by means o! forged
land claims that gentleman has resigned his position aud
il is stated started for Washington dem md full in
yostigaton. Mr. Newman also published the following
card
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

90 HALF RBLS. NORTH CAROLINt NO. i
tOAl FAMILY ROE HEREiNGs, 50 bbl y C. Gross heftu
EQUAL Family hoe Also keeps constantly on aa e~-e
sv halcd Oats bsled shucss Bran BroWnsuf shpsun Se
O.ts Corn 81 he b~st see AMY
Groceres lee choice Wines Brands Old Nhlsksy
/ -. bv ROBERT A l. DABNEf,
fs Grocer Wholesale and retail cor. Broad and 'h st.