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The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-11

Nor many years since (says Fraser's Magazine)
certain miners, working far underground, came
upon The body ola poor fellow who had perished
in the suiIocating pit forty years before. Some
chemical agent to which the body had been sub
iectcd-an agent prepared in the laboratory Of
naturc-had effectually arrested the progress of
decay. They brought IT up to the surface, and,
for awhile, till ii crumblcd away through expo
sure to the atmosphere, it lay there, tie image of
a fine sturdy young man. No convulsion had
passed over the face in death; the features were
tranquil; the hair was black asjet No one re-
cognized his face; generation had grown up
since the day on which the miner went down his
shaft for the last time. But tottering old wo-
man. who had hurried from her cottage at hear
ing the news, came up, and she knew again the
face which through all these years she had never
quite forgot. The poor miner was to have been
her husband the day after that on which he died
They were rough people Of course who were look
ing on: a liberal education and refined feelings
arc not deemed essential to the man whose work
it Is to get up coal, or even tin; but there were
no dry eyes there when the gray-headed old pill
grim cast herself upon the youthful corpse. and
poured out TO its deaf ear many words ofendear-
uent unused for forty years. 1t was a touching
contrast-the one 50 old the other so young
They had both been young these long years ago,
but tine had gone on with the living and stood
sill with the dead.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-11

HURRAH FOR VIkGIxIAl-7Rs WdskiHg-
tsn Monument FEnd.-The whole contTibu-
ton to the fund of the Washington Monu-
ment at the Post Office in Alexandria, during
the month of May, was eighty FIVE cents
There was also contributed two sticks, two
slate. pencils, ono match, one broken key, one
hair pin, ono nail, several pins, divers peanut
hulls, and one Goosbcrry. An Of which are
Of neither use nor ornament 10 the monument
fund.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-11

y didn't dare ten you. wife before we were
married. that rly teeth are false Il could get
along with you well enough. husband, If your
teeth were the only false thing you carry IN your
mouth
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-11

The foiiowing Is Aunt Bctxy's description Of
her millSmaa; He g. the meanest man IN The
world she exelsimed lie SKINS bis mix IN
the TOP, and then turns il over and SKINS The
bottom"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-11
THE INTELLIGENCER,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
HOW A RD F A L @ 0 N z R
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

r1g- Subscription price g ~ ADVANCE, or So so at
the end of the year.
oFFICE-In the Masonic Building, PIP stairs' south
side of the Public Square.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
S A N f 0 RD'S
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure pfgtto6e Ertrdets md nut up in GLASS ra,,,
IPhf, ddd nil keep IN any Family
fhe FAMiLY CA ,THARTIC PILL IL
s'"ue si u". aetVe Cn- n ih1rtic which ihe p
pIlelof has used in his, " praeiire ore m,
twenty years y "' W.
i"e constant y IN treasing demand n
.,,,s, "'o nave iolg - used tho FILLS ami
their use has induced - me 10 MAC, Them vl.
~ the reach ofall. a
,h,,,e Profession well - kno ow that different {
Thi n VI u,1fIeh' PORTIONS of the bOW'
with du' reference 10 ~ IN is well es,shj,,
iact' been compounded ~ from n variety nj
purcs' Vegetable Ex- z tracts which All ,Ike
every part of the ali - mpnIaIy canal ana /
GOOD and SAFE in a'l ca eS ses whe re Caiha 4 ,
needed, sue as DE- - RANasnvnTs NJ thr N
MACH SLEEPREss PAINS - ~ ms HIrK ,sn Iry
Cos1IVtsEss, PaIs AND SoREsrss ovrR II
WHOLE BODY, from sud sfc den cola. which lIequs
,Iy' IL neglected. er in - IN lung c,mrse or Ffu
60 o' hfPtllTE' F. ICRREPsG Sensation
,oLD OVER the BODY Rys1IrsssKs, 81 yi
AcHP or WEIGHT IN THE, - lu an nII nrI ,nw,Ti
plsEAsRs, w oRMs IN lCmInpra or Aprf
,nd AIisA' grea Il - lPuRTIER Of the Re
anu many diseases 10 which flesh is heir 100 NUM-
''S'' n'enuoh u this adv, rusement DOSE, Il
PRiCE 80 CENTS
ss % rH,ailed by Druggists generally, ana tod whe'
sa'e ny tue IT ade in all large towns.
D. 1. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprlt"
OFFICE OF
SS.NFoGDs LIYER LNpTGoRAToR AND Eigl
CATHsRTIc Pills,
" 2os BRO OADWAY.
sEsERAL AGENTS FOR BLooAsBuRa.
ESQ NJ Hagenbueh, T. P. LutI, and John &. Mo9sf
June lsdo.-lzm.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
RECIPES.

To Settle Coffee the coffee il
the usual manner, and when nearly cool
break an egg upon it, and stir it we'll, te
have each kernel coated. The coffee
should not be warm enough to cook the
egg. Use one egg to a pound of coffee
let i. dry we'll before grinding. When
boiled for use, it viii settle without further
trouble.
Pork Apple Pie.-Line a deep plate
with pie crust, pare and slice apples
enough to nearly fill it, sweeten and spice
to taste. Cut slices of salt pork very thin |;
layshem over the apple, and cover with
the top crust. Bake two hours. Rather
greasy TO digest we'll
Cheap Sponge Cske-One cup white
sugar, two iablespoonfulls butter, one cup
sweet milk, one teaspoonfal cream tartar.
half tsaspSopful soda, little less than =
pint Of -four, one egg, and nutmeg 10
TASTE
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
NEW STORE.
Wholesale and Retail

Wholesale and Retail
HAT d. CAP STORE
NnE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
bloomsbury. and the Publi in general, that ho has
opcneda
NEW HAT STORE,
In the white Frame Store House, on Main Street
y opposite the Exehasge Buildings where he Just
ceiveda spcudd assortment of
CITY HATS AND GAPS,
Drect from the Manufart tories of all kinds styles
and sizes latest Fashions, which he ofers whole
sale and rrtail, at very low pri es. hso,--
STRAW GOODS,
including all the modern styles and fashions.
~ These Goods, will be sold at very low prices, for
s.B. ANEwALT.
Bloomsbury, April II, 1860.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
TIME subscriber is prepared with Machinery
to build stationary engines from to 100 horse pow.
upon tn, latest improved plans, and will build
order double single portable engines from 10 10
horse power Rugged upon carriages with Boiler gearing
and Pumps all complete and ready for action. Also
cylinder fine and tubular boil rs cast iron coal breakers
patented in 1886 for thrshing grain aud cracking
and now made large scal for breaking coal Heavy
mining Pumps and frt engines rigged complete with
double acting forcing pumps all kinds of mill gearing
and house casting made to order. Line shaftings with
any desired sizes Of pull.ys finished with hangers
Iron planning done, say "a fti long; all kinds Of Iron
turning heavy and other screws tdrned with any
The best Rough Iron thresling Machines, that ever
come DeiorS the pubic cast iron ana wooden machines
made to order Lever power chain or tread power made
TO order Also takes orders for the following machinery
larsons latest patent grain mill 81 600 ofr ID by the
fatcntee for its equal. 1t will grind in good fine meal
25 bushels in hour Also bolts and elevators all in
order also Ruggles Patent Blower, manufactured by G.
d. Harris q Co., the most powerful Blower now in
with the least amount of power, one of which will be
put in at the Foundry for exhibition. All Of the
above will be warranted to be what they sold for
Also Take orders for Scotts Patent Blacksmith Str-
ker and rights them in the counties of Columbia
Montour, Northumberland, Lycoming, Sullivan and
q
LEWIS II. MAuS.
Bloomsburg, Columbia CO., March 81 1856.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04

Look the list; make up Of what kind yos
choose and incloss the amount In current stamp
by NAH to address, at No. b62 Broadway New.Yort
and the medicine will be duly returned by mail express
free Of charge.
AGENTS wANTRD.-ws desire an active, efficient Ag.ri
for the sale Of Remedies In every town community
IN the United States. Address DR., r. HUMPHREYS Co
No 562 BROADWAY. New TosL
SOFA ny T. +, LUTZ, Agent, s.oUi-avu..,
April 7, 1860
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
BRoHN'S ESSENCE OF Ls.usJc. 0I,crp
FREDERICK BROWN,
CH MIST AND lsT

-so,r PHILADELPHIA,
SOLE manufacturer Of Browns Fssenc. of I.u....
SGingeI which Is recognized aud prescribed by The
Medicine Of the United States 'DhHy
inis Lssenee Is preparation Of unusual exceIlen,,
~ oiunaIy diarrhGa incipicnt cholera In sno in Iii
hes.aaole value During the prevalence of enidenis
,noieIa and summer complaints of children il IL rI
sbond tneselous no family individual, OF traveller
NOTICE
s,a tnis valuable Essence from being counter
iueu, @ new steel engraving, executed az preat ,e,
m p Iound On the outside Of the wrapper in order 70
sua,h tne purchasers against being imposed upon bv
=, rLspSIed only by FREDERICK BROWN, and for s,ls
.. NJ Drug and Chemical Store N E corner ar Fiss
and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia " '''"e' oi THU
ted States. D'ussisu IN pe UpN
March 10, ls6o-lam
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04

PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.
NE subscriber would inform his friends that he i,
now prepared To put up, on short notice and in a
scientific manner, the best "
PL47IN'4 POINTED LIGHTNING RoEs
at l2i cents per foot All work warranted.
Biosmsburg, May -, 1900
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
tattawissa, Williamsp0rt & Erie q. Il.

attawisSa, WilliamSpOrt & Erie u. r.
ts E nee,ien oies s.a~sea %a,sseaa s,s. Ma.
CARA FAILS and Philadelphia. Shortest Quickest and
Cheapest Route from Hes'ern Nsr York Philadephia
Harrisbsrg, Pitsbrrg Baltimore, Hashngton city, and the
South
The different Trains on this Road pass Rupert as fol-
lows:
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Express Freight, 900 AN
Philadelphia Mail, 1892 AN
Philadelphia & N. Y. Express, ll,2OPM
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Express Freight, 1920 Pm
Elnira Mail, $40 NJ.
Niagara Express, ll,20 2. N.
Faces BETWEEN RuPERT& PHL-4DELPHI8.
Rupert 10 Philada, 81 40 Rupert to Milton, 20
do Harrisburg, 90 do Wamsport l 40
do 7. Clinton, 10 do Elmra, 2 G5
do Tamaqua, so do Niagra Falls, 90
All passengers requested procure Tickets before
entering the cars. Baggage checked through Pha.
delpha and Elmira.
II. A. FONDA, supt
June o. I26O
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
NEWAND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
CHEAP GooDSy
ar THE coRNER or
Vain and Iron streets,
II y. O o M s q " II c. Pa

p - " ~ AVA p - ~ ~ ~ " N
10 you want slLKsi 90 to BRowER's
Do you want LAvELLA CLoTH' 60 to BRowER's
Do you want CHALLI DELAINEsl Go to BRowER's.
Do you wan, TABLE CovERsi Co to BRowER's
DO you want CLOTH DUsTERsf Go to BRoWERe.
Do you want SKELETON SKIRTS Go to BRowER's.
Do you want DR.. CUTTERS
sKIRTsUsPENDERs eoto GROWERS
Do you want MuSLINSi Go to BROWERS.
Do you want CALICoEsi Go to BROWER's
Do you want LAWNsi Go TO GROWERS.
DO you want BAREGEs Go to BRoWERs.
Do you want DE BEGEsl Go TO BRoWERs
DO you want HOSIERY Go to BROWER'S
Do you want GLOvEsl Go to pRoWER's
DO you want HANDKERcHIEFs' Go to BRowERs
Do you want CARPET SAT- HELs7 Go to BRoWER's.
ID you want sTELLA snAWLsi Go to BROWER's.
Do you wan, MoH AIR MITTs1 Co to BRowERs.
DO you want SILK GIRpLEsl Go to BRoWER's
Do you want GAUNTLETSl Go to BROWERS
Do you want CRoTCHET BRAIDs' Go to BRoWERs.
Do you want TIDY CoTToNl Go to BRoWERs
DO you want PALM F"Nsf 60 TO BRoWER's
Do you want SUN sHADEsi Go to BRowER's.
Do yon want UMBRELLAsi Co to gRowERs
Do you want CAssIMEREsl Go to DRoWERs
Do you want PERSIAN PLAID1 Go to BRowERs.
DO you want LINEN CHECKsl Go to BRowERs'
Do you want PERCALEsi Go to BRowER's
Do you want JEANSl Co to BROWER'S.
Do You want NANKEENsi Go TO BROWER's
Do you want GINGHAMS' Go to BROWER'S
Do you want DUCALs' Go to BRoWER's
DO you want CURTAIN MusIIN1 Co to BRoWER's
no you want COLD CAMBRIC31 Go to BROWER's
DO you want WHITE GOODS Go to BRoNER's
DO you want DENINsl Go to BROWER's
Do you want sILEsIA' Go to BROWER's
Do you DRILLINGs' Go TO BRoWERs
Do you want TT KINGS Go'to BRoWER's
Do you want CHE' Ksl Go to BRoWERs.
Do you want LADIES' S'IOEs1 Go to BROWERs.
Do you want LADIES GAlTERsl Co to BROWERs.
Do you want FRESH GROCERIES, Go TO BRoWER's
Do you want QUEEN5WARE1 Go to BROWER's
Do you want GLAssWAREl Co to BRoWER's
Do you want HARDWAREl Go to BRoWER's
Do you want DRUGS Gs to BROWERs.
Do you want PURE sPTfEsl Go to BRoWER's.
Do you want CHEAP GOODSl Co to GROWERS
Rloomsburg. MAY 10, 1860.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
LIFE INSURANCE.


1HE OIRy9RD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL-9DELPHL9
OFFICE NO. 4Os CHESTNUT STREET,
CAPITAL paid up $500 OO0.
Charter Perpetual.
CONTINUE 10 make INSURANCES ON LIVES ON
~ the most reasonable terms
The capital b,ing paid up and invested together with
large and constantly increasing reserved fund offers
perfect security to the insured.
The premiums must be paid yearly half yearly, or
quarterly y
The Company add BONUS periodically TO the insi.
Tanees Of life The FIRST BONUS appropriated in De.
cem6eI, lsi4, the SECOND BONUS in December, Isi9
ths JHiHD BONUS in December, 1854, and the FOURTH
BONUS in December, 1859.
" These additions made without requiring any
increase IN the premiums to be paid to the Company
The following are few examples from the Register
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
TINWARE g. STOVE SHOP.

TlNWARE g. STOVE SHOP.
Tut undersigned respectfully informs his old friends
ana customers that he has purchased his brothers
W the above establishment, ana the concern will
"cie"iut pe conducted by himself exclusively.
L. lie mas Just received and offers for sale The Ia
90 est anu most extensive assortment of FANCY
44ay ~ YES ever introduced into this market
ms stock consists Of a complete assortment of
ne pest cooking and paror stoves in the market togeth
G WIN Stove Fixtures OF every description Oven and
BOX Stoves, Radiators, Cylindar Stoves Cast Iron
Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves, &C. &c. sioveninc ana
Iinware constantly on hand and manufactured 10 order
M MINUS ol repairing done, as ssua shst netice
lhe patronage OF old friends and new customers re-
pponn,..,,ua 'pp,uul,S sonc,,.u, @ A. NJ. RUPERT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04

Il a N d T. Z n HIS
GRiCULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
Nos. 81 y %, South SiaM street, near
The State II use
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA
IN hoors Of u speci1us building rrrcted
for III: pfopri.tnrst ir, stor ID ith sleds and
impl ments of interest 10 farmers and gardeners
Sixty YEARS Est T,BLsHgp.1he sub ,cribers depre 10
call, the att non. of every inter ,sl in farming
an gardening to their well ec ID stock of Agrsutu
raj Tools
Warranted Garden ard F2orer Sseds Grass and EYeid
SEEDS, Of the most reiab'c gpdiitH.
The Agricultural lmp ,mrnts sold BY us are p,o.tly
nanuinct"r ID al Our Il 'am works, Bristol Pa
Having FIT ID up esab shment without regard 10
expense with the most cOmpvtr machi-nrry for the
mahuiacturt vi various kinds of agriculture implements
we are now prepared to supply all artiC in this line
fuly equal, not superior to anything of tue kind ever
bcior! on rcd to the public
Lanhrets warrant al Garden Seeds have been before
the public for upwards of sixty years their wide spread
popularity and the increasing demand sm year 10
are the best eveIdences of their superiority all
others.
Country merchants can be supplied with seeds in pa
pers, or in bulk. on the most lib 'ral terms
Bloomsdac, Bristol Pa. our garden seed grounds
contains three hundred and seventy acres and is the
largest est.bli islimcnt Of its kind in tho world
d. LANDRETIi & SON
Nos. p y % South SiIth street, Philadelphia,
" Landrcth S Rural Register and Almanac for 1860
containing Farm Garden aud Green House Calandar
for every month in the year be had gratis upon per
sonal or post paid application.
January n lsjD-y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-04
(EE110KUAY
LOOA cur! GO0D NEWS For ALE /

ts------------Sz
OfA 0lIri GNOn NEMg EOn Afr
nMvvs M w syvD NnuS w" hn1
I'Hb nevefia,hng mks VhNHoNN,s ~ inc best she
a succeeds wneh a others nave ieheo, All VINO are
~ ~ uYuolc-a WHO nave neen uhionunat1'-ai whose
oha hopes nave peen disappointed crushed ana blasted
ny lalse psoses ana VINO nave been deceiv'
eu anu Hineu wn ~ ny 20 heI iof aIVloe ana suus'
iacuon-a VINO are IN duobts OF the aiecons OF those
hey love, cons' ne 70 Ielievc ana snusy tneir minds
s, ~ Lo' n .1rr.!Ifo c ~ t Shh .Nht hn r1ns!
ohe nus 'hv seeie, VI winning tne auicuons o ne op
poslng sex, u WIZ .aet Mnicn INDUCES eia,e pre-
Wy W. ,a.e nei anu 10 copy her auVeruse'
menus; sne sue SHOWS you inc 10000. . ... 49,
hihhNhsS a. or fVuR @ nULOnE re nlfE OK hUSBaND
VI absent riehd she guides he single 10 happy mar.
ye has S Sce soed Ia s aS ana %
A SPEEDY .9ND HAPPY U9RRI9GE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30
City Point, April %.
SAILED.
Ship Alive, Capt. Murphy. for Bremen.

ter. R,chmSnd Ara ;shrs Ocean Wsys. Como,
tee e; 10 and Fsto!aae Norfolk; sehrs. J. Forsyth
per. Va. April 2s-Crd, schTs. Medora. Nswbern
n. c.: .Sophropis. Vanname: Richmond; s. c.
Jones. Norfolk Ard. schrs; Wsthe. futile, Rich.
BosroS. April 2s..Arr,d. seh,s; Heron. Viii
Va. April 9-Minnesots. Halves: Leading Breeze
Kemp: Winfield Scott, Newccmb Ada Herbert
man, from do; Adriatic Hall, Norfolk.
e DAYS FROM sol Easss
orders. Left loading, schrs; Atlantic and Caspian
both for Hampton Roads: also to sail on the 9Th,
culpepe1, Norfolk. April :7.--Cl'd: steamer Penn
sylvania. Richmond; schr. J.. r. McFee, Suffolk
A Va: April zs-Arr'd' schr Method Fredericks-
PoRr PHILIP HEADS. Feb. s.-Arrived. Borneo
Edwards, Richmond, Va, and sailed l4th for Sgd
TR1EsrE, April s:-The American brig Martha
Kendall. Paddock. from Wllmi Rgton. arrived to-
board. having encountered heavy weather in the
Atlantic.
BARN, April 26-Cleared, schr. Leader, Hart
FAR HAyyss. April 2s:.Ayr'd, schrs. Sarah E
HOLMES HOLE. April aiArrd. schs s.' Nelson else
Virginia for Bath; Chas. c., Strong. Boston, foI
Wilmington, n c.; Elizabeth Arcularius, ROCK
land, for Richmond 25th, ARID schr. Albion, Vr-
glnia, for Quincy.
NEWPORT. April % ARID schr Wonder, Fred
erickshure, for Providence. and passed up. Sid
schr. Mary Halves, Norfolk. for Boston.
New HAVEN, April 25.Arr'd, schr. Mary Mills
Virginia.
PRovIDENcE, April 25.--Arr'd, schooner ALFRED
Chase, Norfolk. 26th. Ocean Star, dO.t
BALTIMoRE, April 27.--Arr'd. schr. Il. r. Ham
mond, Genlsh. Richmond CID, schrs. Jno. Allen
ARID, schrs. LEROY, Norfolk: James Garcs eel. do
CID, stm'r Geo. Peabody, Richmond
RockLAND, April 23-ATrived, schr. Rainbow
Norfolk.
OFF RYDE. April l5.-Ship Helene, from Rich
| mond. Va for Bremen.
Captain Welsh, from Rio de Janelro I'D ult.. il
ballast, arrived here cath inst for orders, and vii
haIque st. James. Cruise, sailed for Philadephi;
| 18th ult.; in ballast: The ship Grey Eagle woul,
sal Tor Havana IN five days. IN ballast The bri;
IN ballast en- the 18th for Philadelphia No vessel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30

rnx HARDEN MuRDaA CAs..-The prosecu.
ZION hos closed Its evidence Ia the case Of Rev.
Mr.. Harden, tried for the murder Of his wife
A correspondent OF . Newark paper, writing
from Bclvidere, says:
The feeling here IL very much like II W.
during the celebrated Garter and Parks triaIs,
when ]. & Shipman, Esq, then ju:t admlt.s r.
to the bar, made what Is here called ME- s.e"s
speech" A murder had been com mtIeu 1"u
the people were determined tnat soa1 guy
should hang for il, and two were nuns. I'm.
den At times looks A. ii he reaiizeG tno VII
BILE doom which ia Impending over MN 'nere
il a nervous twitching of tho lips, tnen VIC.
lent com RE ssion of them together, as II ne
had suddenly determined to suppress all
emotion. occasionally when something Is
sworn TO which bears strongly against him he
xheds few tears; at other times he appears a.
"a I'm as the most disinterested spectator. takes
notes of the evidence and makes criticisms,
which he hands to his counsel. He has not,
however, smiled once since the commence.
ment Of his trial. He told me To-day that he
was very tired Of sitting and that he Obtained
but little rest at night, for 1t was impossible
for him TO sleep. lie is Il man fgocd manners
and talks quite fuently, but like all other UNI
educated preachers, is very verbose. BY
many people he would be considered the
'prince of good fellows"-by many more a bore.
Ii is generally thought that the prosecution
have made out a very strong case against him.
The defence will probably occupy week
The Courtroom has been densely crowded to-
dav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30
Pictorial illustrations.

Ine last number Of one of the Northern
"eekiaes contains, among other attractive il.
iossEataons, an engraving Of "the steamship s.
n. Spaulding,' in which the New England
oe'seation lives at Charleston" This novel
ana remarkable engraving occupies about one
inird OF page. II is 80 spirited and life-like
ina. you can even see the smoke coming out
% the smoke-pips. the spray hying from the
"nesis. ana several Of the New England dele.
CATION iorward, their legs visible through the
lattice-work Of the railing. Some xea .n,,s
are nying about, and a ship and schooner !. :.
IN sight, adding life and interest to the picture
OF course, with such original and wonderfn,
appliances for the Qualification Of popular
taste aud intsliigsnce. the Northern literar,
weeklies must drive their Southern competi
tors out Of their own market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30
DIED.

On Saturday evening, At n'clock, in the Wth
States Marshal Of Eastern District Of Virginia,
oldest son Of Geo. and th Steel deco leav-
ing an affactionate wife and large circle OF Tca-
tives and friends to mourn their loss
His funeral will take place at O'CLOCK q. n an,t
Church. The friends and ACQUAINTANCE: Of the
family are invited to attend without further no
tlce. - >, ..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30

Steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell, Phila..
mdze and passengers, L. =. Sites
Bark Fannie Crenshaw. Munson, New York,
BARK Winifred Immore. South America, sugars.
Schr Tunis BOdine, Maxwell. Philadelphia, coal,
w. Roberts. -. -
Schr. Carrie, North, Baltimore, mdze., w. ID.
COlqultt & Co.
Schr. Il. c. Stanard. Jr., Booze, Bait, mdze., w
D. ColquItt Co.
Schr Aquiza. Long, Rockport, ice. B. Ward
well h Co.
Schr. TEos' s. Dawson. Brooks, York River,
corn.
SAILED.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers ID. Il w. CurrIe.
Schr Glars Belle, Phillips. Baltimore, mdZe.. W
ID. COquitt Co.
CLEARED,
April 9th. ship Mont Blanc. Landerkin. mas
ter, for Bremen, with Sl4 hhds tobacco and tobacco
stems, by Iudlam h Watson.