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The following glowing description Of part of the
state OF Missouri, from the pen of DR. Ely Of Pha-
deiPhin, who has accepted Prolessorslp in Marion
College
Pai,ayya in Mssot-su land as this part Of Mis-
souri, We have never before seen Even the rich n,ea.
dows along bc Connecticut river poor in comparison
WIN II que rfrerooom ia"ds as they here call
cd, are frequently ovcrGown than those of ~.
MfrSttd and GtGstcHLIHy, in native Stale The
rci black vegetable part Of the soil here is from tO TO
6eh and even Ten ftd deep; and for centuries 10 come
can have no need Of lime any other kind ofmanurc We
have seen the prarcs at an unlavorabc time on account
OIL 40 uncommonly cold and late SPRING and vet their
beauties cannot well be imagined by those who have not
personally surveyed them. On the lower grounds We
have seen great number Of swine mules Young horses
ana h9fhce cattle winch have at large all winter
providing for themselves and are now In GOOD NOR
chantlbe condition The general diffusion Of the bless.
ngs Of good education and Of pcty would make this
tic glory Of All lands
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course IS, ............ ............... 10 90
The Fec for the Senior Moral Class, is ... 20 90
Inc public are positively assured that this statement
exhibits the entire amount OF necessary Expenses at this
institution. Whatever money therefore, beyond this
amount, shall be furnished m the student will be alto
gehcr at the discretion of the parent GUARDIAN and
1T is earnestly recommended that this as small as
possible. A. EMPlE, Presidoat.
July ii. 20-w3w--iSw4wOct
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the deep rooted prejudice that large portion Of our CHI
bad imbibed against him in consequence Of his
former in the legislature relation to our Court
housr--som prrtrrng 10 absent themselves from the
polls others zealously lending their aid in cecng po
lticni opponents aud this transferred the columns
OF the Marshall Sentinel In this paper equal publicity
was not given To Major Goods political sentiments Il
was known that in Marshall county majority ofthr c
tzens We're IN favor of the and principles of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS very and principles
ably advocated by him II is true, garbed Of
the correspondence is given in the Tunes and this was
no doubt done To influence the Wing citizeis or w heel
ing TO vote against him. while the correspondence was
not permitted appear in the Sentinel although its pub
lication, we learn, was requested.
g In Brooke Mr. Good received majority hut moi
such majority as il could have given him. Much OF
the apathy of citizens arose from their total gno
rance OF him. the weather also had previously been
favorable for gathering in the produce of the FARMS
Monday being 50 fine day. the farmers made, what
then appeared TO them, the best OF it, The Wings
however, in the We!sbnrg district turned out well and
10 man voted for Col. Parriott
NnJor Good has acquired many friends the cam ass
lie Us gentleman of fine talents and correct political pri
cplcs We were highly grati6ed with his address on the
day of the election and have doubt his superior tale
viii be brought into requsition by his fellow citizens
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THE ABOLI770NIgTs

The ~ York Mercantile insists upon H. that fbe In.
cendary Thompson has left the United States in the ship
hah - But other papers doubt deny the fact
The ~ Y. Courier lashes the account of the pcerl,o
rough Convention from Of its members as il oven
IN the washington county Banner, Abolition paper
Webb says il is 'of full Of the cant and SWIVEL
oil r tribe The truth is these creatures cannot talk
or write like other folks. They have a lingo of their
own and Garrison and Dr. Cox have forged out phrases
for them, which they all occasions and with very
little regard Snip says to "lhe place where they put
tim, &c. "Tls Episloiscr for the Banner insists
upon that anatacisn had de finest lime IN he world at
TIE 'hosptable mansion Of Mr. Garrett Smith and he is
clearly OF opinion tbtt the pelung which they got for
their Impotence will call work together for our rood
II does not strike US however that his account of INST
lcrs at vernon does represent things working to-
gether as wen as they might do for the happiness Of
The fraternity. lie says they are nobbed at Vernon
The church bell was rang, horns blown and the saints
were most uDsanctimoniousy sauted with mud stones
and other missiles, bearing ample testimony Of ic love
and affection borne towards them by the yccnanry Of the
country. We apprchend these folks will find things
working together for their good, pretty n,,eh i'm the
gcther.'
But the Z" Ne,o York sunday Morning Ne,rsr which
has distinguished itself for its vigorous opposition 10 the
Fanatics halls the defeat Utica The downfall Of te
cause Tins paper speaks in the following clear and en-
phaiic langUagc
d." IHg CRISIS HAS PAssED.--The friends Of or,er and
Of the Union have prevailed, and The Aboonsts have
shrunk abashed from the conflict which they invited and
| provoked.
An issue fairly made up between the aboltonisl.
and their opponents upon the OF the Utica Con
venon. Both parties felt that upon the result ever,
] thing depended The Convention assembled, end found
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few months concentrate thousands Of troops Ir
Is taken, they vii! have footing among us and the
power OF Tile nation cannot re.estabsh one. Fellow
citizens There many fighting battles more from
sympathy and from detessaon VI oppression than from
any great pecunary interest they have i'm the country
lhese generous and heroic should be sustain
ed and encouraged in their efforts Ia re
US service Arrangements making in Brazoria aud
Natogorda, to send them supplies Of provisions ainm.
n'ton, Nc. Columbia aud San Philipc ouyh, TO- aud
have no doubt Ill do tie II suIscrton papcrs
are started the people will literally conriLotc Lei n,.
again ili"re you to turn out promptly and universally
and repair To Gonzales. la this case we will conon,r
ana that suddenly >
ours Is no rtbellinus revolutionary or voluntary
warfare III has been forced upon us Justice Liberty
the constitutions and the God of Battles arc on our side
ana The proud and mpcrous Dictator Santa Anna will
be made 10 feel and know from blood experience
mat people who have adopted the Of their ances
tors, Liberty or DEATH will crush aud laugh to scorp
ms tyrannic attempt To cnslave them This ca,npnyn
WIN but little Interfere with the consultation which
,t"y indispensable to present II the war is over
they will assemble at the place apponied if not lei IN.
members equip themselves FOR battle repair To the camp
and in short time they may enjoy the proud satistac,
ton OF holding the consultation within the walls of San
Antonio. will leave Brazoria for the can,p NJ Con
zales on Tomorrow and would be gud that as many ms
could equip themselves by that time would bear me com
pany. Those who cannot be ready tn.,norrow sbould
continue To prepare. Their services will b., valuable -
they can join ms 10 Is days hence feel every CON
hderce that there will be within few DAYS upwards of
ooo American volunteers at Gonzales.
WM. II. WHARTON
n.t
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NEWS FROM FRANCE

The accounts OF the ~ Y Courier, Pbifad,lyAa In.
gurer, and National teigeaeer concerning dispac hes
by The last packet from Havre and the express which
carried them To Washington-turn 10 be Humbugs.
The following from Wednesdays Globe, blows up the
whole story
Inc lntclIgencer teens with notices from the Wing
prints of New York Of the arrival of an express with
French news and adds its authority support them.
u - all false rumor No dispatches have bsea Gci
at Washington, BY express otherwise, unless, per.
chance our Wing Editors have received comlnuni
Gallon from the French Minister. Should this be the
case IT probable that following the precedent dur
ing Genets time, they will submit the matter 10 The pub
lie
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IlEATIIa

toNMusfc Died Thudoy the Doth u amer ell or,
,nes iLr daughter Of Richard and Mary Bvfko city,
W y-n = heF ngc She Interesting little girl
gnsf am'aby won the affection Of s who nnsts
with her The ,e.,
hconoeabe pa m ~ unfimeiy end But Tho
donee arc insenlbe" AMI they with becoming
humV 20 the viii Of that Power which IS the
Hseer Rsgolpiionarg Patriot dPehDed suddenly 70.
sdencc on Monday, tie l2t u October
captain stephen Johnson Of The county Goornnd nors
lasted bot few hours being his usual health morning oc
the day OF his DISSOLUTION Johnson fhe Revolution
ay Waf though he cocd pension acted " he family
iysiciau ~ biz immediate neboho5d for
without fec cwa e Kind nehbof, induiaent msstcf
on nhcefonnio parent snd Honest Pew
mssodn ht nohbohCsd, universally regretted b. bis n
tnssous acquainsancos than Cagt. johnson.
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Henccorth lei the Whirligg Wing cease 10 abuse the
man, whom he has unjustly illuminated as an In
iriguer-llad Martin Van Buren, stopped 10 the lille
tricks and cunning devices, which hincd at in the
following letter we should never have heard the last Of
il from lhst decent Chronicle
(from me HieAmoHd Wbig, Oct 2GJ
EItract of Lefer ,r0Ut he North .'' After passing
two or three days IN the city embarked for Bos;on
Portsmouth and Portland at all which places had The
most gratifying interviews with The leading friends Of
Mr.. Webster, who perfectly satisfied 10 rally
upon General Harrison for the Presidency Howe YER
they viii continue the Of their asonte candidate
~ the papers until after the election of Governor in
Massachusetts, when they deliberately propose organ
i1ing their friends n that state, with view 10 eonccn.
ate the entire party upon the Hero Of the North Bend
That is 20 say, the leading Wings Of Massachusetts,
are to run Mr.. Webster Temporary cover for the
Governor election, and then they drop the mask
and TO run mp The Harrison Flag This trick would be
shameless and dsgrscetubut It's not true. Mr. Walsh
denies expressly; tho he docs not reprohatc, he
ought "a do the veness Of the plot itself Nj ~ says
1--WE have the best reason, founded on te latest iDfof
nation FOR believing that the whole eprescBtaon ia The
letter is the very Of The fact There is not ono
Of The leading friends Of Mr. Webster whom The antho
Of the extract could venture name that would not con
tradIct the satcnen t Throughout
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MARKETS -NoveuBEE 5ra, 1895
Inspections have been small for week past
Some supplies Of loose, nsc--Such is pur-
chased freely by manufacturers, from sc IS
81 50-thc demand for old, privately, IL
good, and sales Of inferior lugs at 3G-ofdi-
nary refused 0-for common passed 80
5-ior good9a az JO--aod for fns 10 ~ so.
CORS-----gO q 50 ~.
FLovR-Supplics very smell, demand good, sales on
the Basin hank Of Sc for fair and hne--extra
will bring "a
WHEAr---Brisk az 100 q 13J cts
Inspections and Stock and ofsga exports If ToJoeco or
the month Of OctObcr.
Passed. Refused On hand. Exported.
Richmond-206 40 sI24 1910 hhds.
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- -, FOX TIE E.N'QUIRl

VI.
"Fdi the mounds Of JieEd of scv are
dtsei,arl.' = ~ s w
There creatures that would steal into a CITY in
quest OF plumber, when plague pescnce and famine do
the work of the destroyer, and when DEATH in every
house. There wretches, ALSO who Will foment poll
teal agitation to advance their selfish ends and who
would ruin their country TO fill their own pockets I
will not undertake TO decide which of these two classes
sinks the lower in degradation Yet there is fool-har
dy villanous daring and contempt of DEATH which in
some measure redeem the former while there no re-
deeming trait in the sneaking frauds of the latter
Whittier NJ Nj. Noah and his Southern copysts are of
tile litter, il is not my province determine yru-
Gus ana ratsskgsn people will do them justice But
what shall say of the Anti Abolitions, paper pub
shed in N York auxiliary the notable defen-
ders of Southern Rights" With whatever intent this
paper may be published, it do good to Southern
Rights. Southern Rights want no such champions
The mschiefs of encouraging the circulation of such
paper at the South Obvious to every intelligent
SoethIon, that they need not be pointed out. II is
enoogh solar Virginia concerned that and
loyal son VIII thank stranger discuss the subject Of
Abolitior to him. whcsep pm con- much less will he
be taxed for Ant$BoAioH papers from the North II is
as much the interest of the North, of the South
to preserve our Union; and happily there patriots
enough, North and South, to put down both the Adolf
ton and CAN'T Abolition agtators-Aye, to put down
Whggery, in all its shapes and forms We are Of age
and want no guardians.
A Id
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TENNESSEE and JUDGE UHITE

'cchson is carly reapng the bitter fruits of Judge
whites friendship.-Blow after blow is aimed at hin,
from the Legislature of his own Stakeholder the aus
pces of Messrs. White, Bell g. Co
amst comes the E1Punging Resolution. 1t is nailed
might have well addressed the stocks and stones OF
Nashville The fate fhs resolution was sealed AT once
oy Judge Whites friends. These the men, who
smothered resolution which was calculated TO clear
the escutchcon of Andrew Jackson from the bots which
the wings IN the Senate of the u. S. had thrown upon
tennessee was the very last State which should thus
have arfayed herself against her vortr SON She QUILT
to have been the very first step forward to defend him
put Is IL tennessee, who has been guilty of this dcre-
Icuon-or is IT the Legislature alone' win the People
sanction the transgrcssion of their servants ne shall
Next comes the resolution nominating Judge White
with lis cantng, obnoxious Preamble rrue n WAS cui
down. TO The great annoyance of the White Leaders a
Ter ali their care 10 concoct its venom Even the naioti
t OF the Legislature shrunk from the extent of the sa
criice which was demanded nj their hands The Pre-.
ample was softencd and sript of many fits beauties
But the resolution has passed-and Judge White :
friends have thus thrown him into the hands of the
Wings; the mortal enemie of the President Thee are
in his handsas Mr.. Nicholson has demonstrated in tho
very able and admirable speech which VIC this day law
before our readers. We beg them read it, It shows
by train OF arguments and by incontrovrrtble facts
that with the exception of Tennessee herself the Wbigs
constitute the main body of his friends and allies Who
are his supporters in Virginia? The Wings What
journals rally around his banner? None bnt The yvLis
The Republicans and the Republican presses support lie
candidate of the great body of the Democratic
Who praises Judge White? The Wings Who praises
nm, and abuses Andrew Jackson? The Wings only
Let Judge White then, drop the Visor once and de.
clare himselfa Wing.
Had he pursued the magnanmous course which w
H. Crawford adopted in 1916, he would have endeared
himself to the Republican party-and honors and prefer
ments would have awaited him hereafter As il is he
is probably destined To fall, TO rise again Such
ought 10 be the fate of precocious ambition Such
was the reward of Aaron Burr--such the reward of
John G. Calhoun-such should be the fate of every am
bilious spirit, who abandons his friends and hampers
with his enemiesand plucks the fruit before il is
ripe enough to be gathered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

r ne .ndnhoM Cheese, which presented TO MIR
Jefferson by the Rev Mr. Leland on behalf Of The Re-.
Pu6iicans of Pitsfed, has been recently initiated bv
Soi. meachani, OF the county of Oswego N. York he
has made ono, two feet thick and feet in circumfr
ence weighing about 400 lbs and elegantly bound and
inscribed to Andrew Jackson President of the IT, States
scrbed in the manner 10 be presented TO IN. Vic.
PRESIDENT and TO the Governor of N YORK; The Jack.
son cheese ~ ooPcd round with "a slaves presenting
Tue states OF the Union and the whole roughly bound To-
Seter with an enormous Hickory honplt is nancn,-
ca WIN various deviccs-such as "Thc Union il must
be preserved sc. &C.
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MARnIAGFe

horied in King scen, by Rog. Mr. Goo Imam Ar a,
mno Crsoo o. Ronmo 10 Mrs May Banks daughter late
Nj. John Carlton and widow Of tho tie
Married. on "Wednesday Charles
Virginia 20 Eizobo Bosu, daughter Samuel Hays Esq Of Phi
lsjephig y ~ - ~
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In lS35.
la his letter Of April last, MI.
Livingston fully cniorces the prin-
leiplc, that The President !. bound
10 communicate information to
I Congress-in other words, OF onv
Department OF the American Co
lvefninent TO nnother--und their
'liTssponsibility, ON this account,
To amy Forcisn Notion.-Iic ar
CUES the question al great length,
and with immense foicc-and re-
iers 10 this very correspondence
lhetwacn our Commisxionets In
w, and MIR. Tallcyrand, to show,
that 'although the message of the
President was alleged as the cause
lol the rciusal to receive tho Mi.
nisters, yet without any such OK.
planatior" (ffom the I'rcsidentl
their successors were Lonorably
accredited"
Bat Mr.. l.. does not stop here:
Z" Earnestly desiious Says he) of
restoring the good understanding
between tho two nations, as soon
as n Dissatisfaction with the pre.i-
dents Message was shown, 1 sup
pressed every feeling whicli the
mode of expressing that dissatis.
faction was calculated to produce;
aud without Whiting for instruc
tons. | hastcned, on my own re-
sponsibiliiy, To make communi-
Gallon to your predecessor in of.
lice, OF the subject. ~-IIo then
goes on to state, that his cxplana-
lions had since "roccivcd from the
President his full and unqualified
approhaiion."- then proceeds
TO notice the objections " hich had
been made to the Message: "First,
that II impraches the good faith of
his Mujcsiy's Government. Sc
condlyi that II contains menace
Of enforcing the performance of
tho treaty, by reprisalS. "-lIe ex-
aInines the lat objection, refers to
the Message itself, and 10 the Ex-
plantations which he had pre- vious.
ly given of il, aud concludrs by
saying: "Thus, sir, the Pre- sidcni,
in stating the acts of which he
thonsht his country had a light TO
complain, does not make n sinalo
'mpuiatiou of improper motive,
aud 10 avoid all misconsirurtion,
he offers a voluntary dcclarniion
that none such were intendutl. ~
lie thon takes up the second point
shows by reference to the Mes
cage itself. that II disclnims all in
iention 10 menace Ffancc-and lao
shows, from the very character OF
the Transaction, and by references
TO similar historical facts, that
such expressions involve no direct
menace OF indigni,y to France.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

The Washington MoHupeat--It is expected that the
foundation Of the Monument will be laid on the ne II
anniversary Of Washingtons Birth Day. II is contem.
plated 10 erect IL suitable site at Washington "a
COO feet high with Observatory and Ianthorn At ID,
summit and TO have il constructed Of materials collect
from each State in the Union
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MOVEMENTS IN THE VEST

measures are taking, and meetings holding in lineis
Alabama and Mississippi Ss organising Conventions TO
form Van Buren, Electoral Tickets
NO State Is more active in taking this measure than
Alabama hcrSelt-whosc Legislature the first 10 no.
inmate Judge Whiie-1hc whole tone of the Democrats
Is now changing there. None is decided i'm calling
Convention, TO organize IN Electoral Ticket i'm favuI
OF Marlin Van Buren,. We have before the Proceed
ings OF great Meeting Of Madison county called at
huntsville by nearly thousand signatures. The vene
rable Judge William Smith, whose name is associated
with that OF Macon, OF ihe first Fathers of the Re-
publican Church, presided at this important meeting.
ihelr rream6leand observation-disclosures the design and
policy OF Tins patched and picbad Wing party keep
as many candidates for the Presidency tho field as pos
sble In hopes of defeating the voice of People and
sending The election To the II. of r. We shall publish
the whole Proceedngsbut in the time a tive fol
lowing Resolutions before reaGers:
Resoired That regard voluntary CsnreationS
composed OF delegates appointed by the people in their
primary meetings. legitimate and proper means TO
ollng about common consultation, and thereby secure
harmony, concert, and energy Of action, any ones
on or In respect to any enterprise whatever of pub
c nature and general inleresthat great political
party who 20 for PTincipicS rather than men, they are an
absolutely necessary and essential of defence
safety prosperity. and promotion those principles for
winch the party is contending-anb that this opinion is
not al all affected by the sensccss clor and yioc
abuse and denunciation which is continually lavished
against such popular Associations by the Wing presses
OF the country
he$o'red, That approve of the State Convention
oil the democratic Republican party which Isl proposed
be held at Tuscaloosa on The FIRST Nonda.l ~ )ece,
Der next to nominate ticket of clccUs ion President
and Vice Prcsdenior the and
That those members of the delegation from this county to
>'f'. my WI" arc III ihNon Oh bartn van
Buren, for the next Presidency hereby appointed De-
rgates 10 the said Convention and reGuas,sU 10 attend
the same in behalf of this meeting
feSoteed That our fellow citizens, William Smith
Henry King William Brandon, james W. Camp b. M
Lowe and VIM Routt, be also appointed Delegates to
the SAID Convention in behalf Of this meeting aud they
also are hereby respectfully requested take upon them
selves the duties ui said appointment
''On motion of MIR. Daniel b. Turner,
"hcS0lred, 1t any proposition be made in the nex
Legislature to confirm The conditional nomination of
Judge white made at the last session. our Senator
and Representatives from tins county instructed To OBJ
pose the sane-and that any proposition be made TO
annul the said conditional nomination altogether ou
Senator and Representatives be likewise hereby instruct
ed to support such proposition measure.
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" meeting Of " Tho County Union" consisting
of delegates from the different Temperance Societies Of
Buckingham will be held at New Hope Meeting House
Saturday the 18th inst The friends Of the cause are
earnestly solicited TO attend Nov g.
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NEW MEASURE IN FRANCE

interesting to our Tobacco PiancrS1he following is
extract Of letter received by commercial house of
this City, from London, dated Sept 29hlf this i'm
POriant measure should be carried into execution il will
increase the consumption aud of COURSE growth OF
American tobaccos, in considerable dcgree-as they
Will generally take the place of the inferior article the
growth OF which is said To be about be discontinued
France We scarcely reconcile this propnstion. at
The present time, with any idea the part the French
Cabinet, Of War OF Non Intercourse with the United
Sates.-Woud they be opening the door wider for so
important an article at this time if they expected it was
likely To be closed by War Nom niercoursc? Here
however is the letter
The Reggie Of France have declared an adiudcation
or contract io delivery in samples be shown in Paris
III Nov next, for 5000 hhds Maryland 600 Kentucky
and about $500 1000 Nrgnia--not confined 70 fnc
qualities, but to range nddling, good and fine i'm conse.
quGnce OF declared purpose o disseminating the grow ti
:" Tobacco in France. The deliveries to be OH
the Spring and Summer of 1896
lhs proposal Of disseminating the culture oG Tobacco
in France is important features but lis effect will not
be materially felt for another year"