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TEXAS.


rho r.r.n Secretary of War has issued orders to
post Cantain F. W. Moore, revoking his sealed or
ders susoendinr him from all command, and order
inp him 10 report himself tor,hw.h, III arrest al inc
D9partment. in person. Com. j. i. Lolhrop has been
ords,ed N n.mme command OF the Texan squadron,
and TO arrest Capt Moore, and send hlm 70 Galveston
should he refuse to place the vessels nhoe ms COM
m,nd The Commissioner are TO furnish him the
means of carving his orders into oSecatoh' IN case
,L d.ol;nes Lieut.. A. g. Gray IS ordered to take
command President Houston has issued orders 10
Comm,,ioners James Morgan and VIM. Bryan, di
recting them to employ all legal means to recover
of the vessels under Moorss command and
10 hold them subject TO future orders. The following
passages are from his Letter of Instructions
"Shoud any resistance be maoe 10 The orders OF
this Government by any officer Of the Navy, any
other persons, you will apply, in the of this Go.
vernment the Federal, other proper authorities
Of the L. States, and demand OF the same such aid
NAV be compatible with the relations of the two coun-
tries and the laws OF natl
"Post Captain L. w. Moore, has had no authority
from this Government 10 ship men, appoint officers,
enlist marines, 10 do any other act or thing, but 10
sail TO The port of Galveston, and 10 report or turn
over the command Of the Navy TO the senior officer
next in rank present.; and TO report in person to the
nt since the Goth of October, 1912 He has
had no authority enter into any arrangement with
Yucatan nor could he do without contumacy to his
superors or TO his country. The fact of his
shipping men, enlIsng, or receiving volunteer ma
rines, with an intention 60 TO without the order
or sanction of his Government, contrary TO orders,
or arnng vessels will clearly render it cognzs
bile ty the Goyernmtn nj and authorities Of the United
States His setting al defiance the laws of his own
country, to which he allegiance, is clearly uea
son.
sit is deplorabe for nation to be reduced to the
dilemma o. either exposing the shameless deiinquen n.
ces and fragrant crimes of lis officers, suffer itself
to become the object of contempt or the victim Of in
subordnaiion and anarchy.
"Our national humiliation is attributable 10 few
disorgsnizng men, who seek power without merit and
few incendary presses supported by such men with
the avowed design of Prostratng the constitutional Of
6cers bY re uton. Thsu shall fail
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TREES.
DY THOMAS d. N'cEE.
49, o.hsnf Cndt

Dr IEoMAf ID. NJ SEI.
uav glorious are the works of God.
How speak they unto man.
Whose sniiit sleeps no; IN the cIod
Flung round II for span.
THE morning sky;--ihe gentle breeze,
4 sea hecalm'd by night
Are glorious things, hui tall green trees
Ate loveIier % my sight.
Fen in their wintry skeletons,
The winds that strnge'e low,
win br,nr To MS car'h's iransea, sons,
A voice rom where we 80;
Twas thus, II UHdnichps solemn hour,
I iov'd to taii with them
To CLEAN a knowledge. aud power,
Unknown 10 sensual men.
II has been thus IN every time,
with men pf every land;
They've been to pagan priests shrine,
With richest incense iaahd
OH If such rites cur pity claim,
The I;raiimin's sure Is !itst,
who worsLIps III his fig tree fane,--
The Power his lple hurst.
To Ens,ard's king one shelter gave,
When sorrIy presi by Brunswick spies,
And ons was Rufus Wiliam'S grave,
rhna.h not Is (-lo,.> d!e-he dies
All lands have theirs--frOm Naples shore
To Ennis Oak, more dear 10 me
Than all The tees earh ever bore
Save two-SALNirI"S's, FrEInoM'' lsIf'
What Is the ,ct'S haple,s life,
Ii reft of one his iiigi-iewart:
The lovers truth--the soldiers strife,
Claim KINDRED emhicmS to The bard.
Oh may ihi, land ioJ mauy a day
Bear sons such dadems to claim,
Ilay Laurel, Myrtle, Olyc, Bay,
Loug bloom around the treeman's fame.
Yet dearer FAR to christian hearts
The trees of old mus; be;
VIVA, boon TO earth the Wood imparts,
upraised on Calvary
The trees of Eden. once were fair;
one caused successive WORLDS To weep
Even Will, the ; wing voice az prayer,
Through kindred shadows creep.
Our father Abram, too, hath seen
The feav-ai, nini>t-rE oi grace
Beneath the spreading evergreen,
AHl wisdom heard -lo,t Ia this race
" ,.n from 'htir r,rfiasting h1IneS
They c.fae upou TIE cyebln. treezc,
They sought not C.>A>n's 'oidi% d"ihrss
Bat ilul, tlrrro>'s tCrehin.h tees
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WARREN, NORTH CAROLINA SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that his
houses IL he open for the accommodation Of visitors on the
18th June shall be spared render
Portable who may him wh their company Having
made considerable improvements he will be able TO accommo
date much larger number of persons than heretofore
The virtues of the said by competent judges to be
very of the White Sulphur Springs in Virginia
and those nvads who have given trial express themselves
highly pleased with its effects.
The Spring within eleven miles Of Wanenton and five Of
Shocco Springs directly the Stage road Lousburg and
those persons who by the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad "
always find hack the Waenon Depot for their aecommo
dation.
Families of than persons, who board by the season
week they will be charged ST. and by The day ST each Single
will be charged $40 per month"; by the week s. 5o BY
the day 81 2 Children and servants half price Horse $40
month WM d. JONES.
80 6-w7w
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improvements in Me .NcToseops-An individual ir
South Leicester Mass, has communicated TO the Ed
tor of the Worcester Spy, some astonishing improve
ments as having been made by him in the Microscope
Ills Improvements consist in representing on the
screen the entire object with equal power, and in al
the briancy of Natures cooring. lie thus dsscribei
the operation Of his instrument:
81 cannot refrain from mentioning metamorPhose
which | was happy enough to witness through the
agency of instrument. had placed the larve of
May Fly under the action Of 100000 powers, which
gave a representation the IL feet long
While watching the movements of it's breathing appa
raus perceived the head TO be leaving the body, oil
rather drawing another body with it from within the
one was examining In few seconds, four legs were
thrown out las one would throw out the frame of ar
umbrella and foated on the surface OF the water
the Insect now measured 20 feet and singular
nondescrpt cannot be examined than was presented
in this half mral, half aquatic piece of existence. Elk
tending from few feet back of the head TO the e1re
nifty Of the body far It had drawn out, appeared
on either side what seemed furled sail, which by
an effort Of the insect, Immediately flung TO the
breeze-and 10 stupendous pair of wings was added
to the scene. The old envelope hoated away, and be
fore me luttered thing OF air. The entire time, from
its laym state, swimming in my receiver, till It hoated
away on wings, did not exceed minutes. l never
in the widest ight of Imagination, conjured up
sight SO amazing as this
There are other peculariles about our instrument
which am not al liberty mention at present ! will
state however, that IN the arrangement and comblna
lion Of lenses and ula, have, in many instances
worked directly opposite TO the fundamental laws thai
have been supposed to govern optics
"HENRY nj. PAINE"
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ANNIVERSARY OF !yprpryngyc,

we nave not time or space 10 notice the incident,
at'ehoant upon the celebration OF the Anniversary 81
"Iepsnoe"oe, IN lh's paper, as it had to be closed
'nan usual, TO enable the hands in the office 10
Pa.uclpa'e IN the festivities. They shall be riven
ao' 80 lar as we shall be afforded the means Of
oo,ng 20, IN our next paper -
the OF William Frazier Esq., delivered in
eran Church, The subject of African Co..
ionzston, which we had the pleasure or hoa. ~.
e"ou was an admirable effort, and reflects ere.i
o,eal' upon h'in considering the short time tbs,
a'oW '',, nun ior Preparation. No doubt. cow IS
1t wall be solicited for Publication N'' copy Oh
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| The New York Evening Post, in abiding to the re-
cent Disturbances in Canada has the following udcous

The New York Evening Post, in abiding to the re.
cent Disturbances in Canada has the following udcous
remarks
at question worthy of serious consideration, TO
what it is owing that many Disturbances othe peace,
attended with fatal results take place in the British
provinces, where such ample arrangements are made
for "preseying tranquility, The phrase is, and
where the Government is strong enough 10 overawe
disorder By immediate resort to an irresistible mill
tary force The election riots in the British provinces,
of which we have intelligence from time 10 time, are
far more brutal and atrocloue than any thing which
happens in country; and the differences between
employers and workmen, which must frequently occur
all countries where these two classes exist, end in
boodshed.
"The physical condition of Canada new country,
and, therefore, Astounding with the of subsst
ence, and ample employment to the laborng classes
lis certainly favorable TO peace, and to harmo-
NOUS and contented activity, in her population
We must search for the of the fatal voences,
that prevail and the bloody means, by which they
suppressed, in the political institutions of the
country.
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IHE pREsIDEsT AID THE ABoLITIoSIsTs IN BosroS.
The Boston Atlas says, the petition to Preslden,
Tyler, adopted at The meeting OF Abolitonsts in that
him in letter by Wendell Philips, Esq. chairman Of
the committee. The letter in which it is enclosed,
requests an interview for the purpose ofconsrrng with
the President upon the object of the memorial. The
committee received no answer to their communication
Tue petition, ADDS The Atlas, was very numerously
signed Il was drawn up by colored man, the cleri
of Ellis Grey Loring, ESQ.
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GES. CAss.-The Editor of the Monroe, Michigan,
Advocate, who has recently been in Ohio, returns
home and gives the popular sentiment of that portion
Of the State in which he has visited, the presiden
tai question. He says: ave feel authorized TO remark,
that according to what hear, and far could
learn the popular sentiment in that State in relation to
the presidential candidates, Gen. Cass stands high in
the estimation and confidence of the people, and at
this day would receive doubt not least two thirds
of the votes of that great and powerful State. The
General be regarded by the old settlers along
the Maumee and doubt, justly SO regarded, as an
West, anc as such held in grateful remembrance.
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By The Govsrno, Of Kirginia.

WHEREAS, 1t has been represented TO me, that WLi.a
w II. CHICK, lately indicted Tor murder by the Graaa ~;
Nelson county, has fed from justice, and is going al
Therefore, James Nc Dow-lI, Governor OF the
of Virginia, do hereby Offer reward Of ly dollar TO a ~
persons who will appreend The said fugitive ana
him into the Jail OF Nelson county, and require all ccef.
and military and requcs, the people OF the Commoh"ea
neray, their best exertions 10 is arrest ~
may be dealt with Is the law directs. ,
Given under my hand Governor and under the -, q
49, Of the Commonwealth, Richmond, Ills s!aa '''
i'hAI.J June, in the year l843 ,our1l
William H. Chick is II 10 years old, and about 'ee'
g i ..s.; on s ~ anu eonpeAoA' ~ 80 l4-w4w
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road back to his Washington residence delay Oh
few days these paces-the scenes OF MS cnhohovu
and education where his relations and all MS carry
friends live-scenes which he had not VISITED LOT hn
,eon vears-mpht be accounted for without making the
inference inevitable that the time was gwen 10
political coalitions ,,. e.
at seems however, that our escape from politics lot
few weeks, has, according to the showing o. Tue
Administration organ and the official letter ~rteis,
been the busiest political OF our whole puDo
career II is stated that errand TO 81. Lous'
was to establish branch of the Globe IN that CITY
and this, first, to put down Penns press ana 'neh'
nut down Mr.. Calhoun's aud Colonel Johnson pre-.
nsons and next, TO put up Colonel Benton ano
Mr. Van Burens; and finally, to thwart all Inc kiho
efforts which the present patronzlng Administration
is making for the cause of Democracy IN that guar
uThe thought Of inducing General Jackson to attend
the Democratic National Convention never entered
our mind. When the idea was suggested 10 SONS %
the newspapers looked upon 1t, and spoke OF ~,
mere extravagance-as wanting IN respect 10 Tue P'a
The venerable President now holds IN the eye OF lns
world and calculated to do MISCHIEF 10 the CAUSE
was meant 10 serve.
uThe suggestion that "a coalition has been organized
between the Clay clique and the van buren Clique,
and that we have had share in such organization, is
boh absurd and false MIR. Clay is the ohiet who Will
lead the Federal force in the next struggle for the Co.
yernment Of the country No man IS SILLY enough 10
.nnpose that he will waive his pretensions and come
into the support of Mr.. Van Buren, or any other DE
mocrat who NAV be nominated by the National Con-
,enton as the candidate Of the Democracy. We look
to Mr.. Clay as the incorporating adversary whom
the Democracy will have to encounter in the next con-
test and we are prepared 10 meet him 10 open, fair
decisive battle for principles We did not however,
make our late journey through the West an oPPortun
ty of preaching political crusade. The masses Of
both parties disposed to rest from hot STRIFE and are
coolly making their preparations and marshalng ther
forces present their best array and have clear
field when the day of contest comes. In this state of
things we gave truce to political anmosities in our
travels. But, it that some at least, OF our
critical neghbors feel interest in what we were do
ing while abroad not unwilling to crafty their
curiosity We shall make clean breast tell them
what saw and said and thought. We will not hest
tate to take them n.o the precincts Of the Her
mitage, and make them Familiarity acquainted with
the every day life Of the mysterious old man. our visit
to whom seems have excited much of their appre
hension.
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,ot he 'ksAsrEt NorE RoshrsY-.4 Confession :
yohn NJ bfesdlove, one of the persons ehsy,sJ ~
ms s .0oDs oe Of Notes New Orleans.
brsediove states that lie took the notes Inn, naa
induced TO think Of the robbery and make The
ny Halliday, who said that he could ex,rac, tho n
the cancelling from the notes. SO that thew an ~
pass without suspicion on The closest inspection. He
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ONE PRICE ONLY.

ONE PRICE ONLY. - r.
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT.-We have hoa :,
eeived: opened and arranged, very large and eo'P
sortment Of seasouabie
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS -. ssa
which were bought the favorable terms, etne, ~
first hands, and will be sold unusually low prices O
on our general terms, punciua customers ,.,s -
If the close and constant attention Of earh oil me II
The assistance of eicien; salesmen, will merit H. "e
confidence and continuation Of very iberal patrons
friends OF the late firm OF Garland Randolph -ha '''
geherai:y. ...-.o,. .tr,..
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES CO.. s's'"'i .l-Tn
Petersburg Apri4
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ITO HENRY KEY, John White and Martha his wife, William
r. Key John Key, Sother Key Joseph and Robert Key III
FAINT children Of Jesse Key, deceased Charles b. Key jod
Lambert and Judith his wife, Nathaniel Champion and Ann H.
wife, James NJ Key and Beverly Key children of Jams Hy
deceased, Richard James Key, Jefferson and Mary Key IA
children of Jefferson Key, deceased Samuel Daniel James
Daniel, John Daniel, William Daniel Henry Daniel, Nancy
Graves, widow of Henry Graves deceased Patsy Brown widow
Of Josiah Brown, deceased Matthew Nicholas and Elizabeth his
wife, Elijah Daniel, Martha Daniel Francis Daniel Beverly la
MEL Joseph Daniel and George Daniel children Of Martin D
MEL deceased the children Of Thomas Key, decea-ed whose
names unknown me- and John w Key:-As do not
reside In the Commonwealth Of Virginia, aud have attorney
within the same known to me- to whom notice can be even
take this method to give notice. that wl Tuesday
the 18th OF August between the hours OF and
Of that day the residence John T. Thornton the
county Cooper the State of Missouri proceed the
deposition of said Thonon and Monday the 4h day Of Sep
TENDER next between the hours at the residence Of ad
Anderson in the county of Haywood the State Of Tnne
viii proceed 10 take the deposition Of said Andersonb
dispositions to he read evidence in certain suit in CHI
now depending in The Circuit Superior Court of Law Ian
Gerry for Orange county, In which am plaintiff and and
others Defendants and IT, from either OF sad
dispositions be taken the day named the notice he
adjourned and the dispositions taken the day designated
the adjournment At the place, and between the
hours Of the day. MARTHA KEY
June 20 l2-wiw
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TN Superior Court OF Chance
ry Richmond Crcut held at the Capitol, civ
OF Richmond, on Saturday, April LIST, S43
Sidney Baxter Attorney General Of the Common of
Virginia. President and Directors OF the Literary Fund
Plaintiffs:
against
Donald eNieho, Archibald McNcho Peggy McNchol John
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow and Jean bls ws
Alexander McNcho John McNeho Francis McNichol Geors
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen McNicho Elijah Cannon
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and Cathane hs uif
Mary McNlchol and Nicholas Nelson and Jane his wife
~ Defendants:
being argued il opinion of the Court that said de
er is Therefore, is d-creed ordered i, M
overuled and iereupon the defendants led
their answer TO the said BILL which the paoF m
COUNSEL replied generally, and the coming on This a.
heard by consent Attorney General, of the ds
by their COUNSEL the bill, and replication n,
argued by COUNSEL On consideration Whereof tie Court d
order that publication be made for three months
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Whg The National
teligencer published In the city of Washington rrquno az
persons claiming interest in the estate Of Dr. John MNb,
Surgeon in tic Navy of the State OF Virginia. in The Ry
lonay War; TO appear here the rst day next
Term, and make themselves parties defendants this SUN
Copy -Teste,
,oo WIN. G. SANDS. C. c.
III lw3o
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June 30 is y. y.

Rules holden IN the t';-rt1
omce oil the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chancry a.
The county of Noitoway on the 9Th day of June Is 3: "
Lucy o. Sheffield, widow OF Leonard Sheffield deceased
asa.is. d.. ,,, Plaintiff:
Asa b. Clarke, Daniel W. Farley aud Lcia his VIII ,orm.
lettia Clark John Powell and Elizabeth his WIFE f,,n,
Bates, widow and rec of William Bates deceased i.rg
Bates Henry Bates, Asa Vaughan and Minerva his vii. IN
ery Minerva Bates and two infant Children twhose Names Ar.
unknown,l of William Perry, who married Mary Bates
- defendants:
The defendants John Powell and Elizabeth his WIFE formerly
Bates, widow and rc of Wum Bates deceased Jas BATE
Henry Bates Asa Vaughan and Minerva his wife, formerly Nj
nerva Bates and two infant children. ur
KNOWN OF William Perry, who married Mary Bates not haya,
their and given security according az
OF Assembly and the es of this Court app nIiny by ,
sacory evidence, that the said defendants are not inhabitants
OF this commonwealth II Ordered, That the defendants
do appear here the first day of September neat and an
swer the bill Of the plain and that copy of this forth
with inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for suc
svely and that another cop! posted door Of The
Court house of this county. ~
Copy-Tesle,
C. W. FITZGERALD H. e.
lure Ii In
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IMPORTS rs1o THE UNITED STATES.

This table gives most singular and violent auo.
!uat'9n IN 'mpo ,a For The six months end
200 as compared with the same period nc ths ~,
V'ous year In that period there had been no vic
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CO-PARTNERsHfP-Thes subscriber associated WIZ Bud
~ In business the lst instant his brother u
under the firm of VIM. F. Butler Co. conul'a
public patronage Is respectfully solicited NV BrTLEa
Jntv7 -
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u CHANG Rules held IN the CLERKS al
flee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaacen far
Louisa County, Monday, May the lst, 1875
Charles p Goodal Plaintiff.
against
William Loyde and Charles C. Trevillian Administrator nj
mary IIevi!ian, deceased, Defendants:
The defendant, William Loyde, having entered h az
peaance and given security according law the r, Of
this Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence he
not inhaban of this State motion of the plaintiff h,
Counsel is Ordered That the said defendant William lyGe
do appear before the Judge Of the said Court Court house
the first day of the Of the said Court answer
the plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF this order be forthwith n
serted newspaper published in the city Richmond
for months successfully and posted the front door The
Courthouse of this county some Court day.
Copy-Teste,; JOHN HUNTER. g. G.
MAY IL n-wew
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$4,000 Dollars!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class A. draws July l5,h ls4a
Magnificent Scheme.
/ grand prize Of $4,000 prize Of s365s
q. 10000 so prizes of 1900
Z" 10000 so " SOC
g 1000 50 " AGO
" 5000 65 " 800
Whole Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Certificate Of Package of 26 Whole Tickets the
will be sent for Sl3O-slares in proportion.
10000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTT Try, Glass 40, draws aand July.
Grand Scheme.
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
90 5000 $500
" 3,221 +" 5000
" 25UO 50 prizes Of 500
40 prizes Of 81 ,nG0 &c
Whole Tickets Sl0-slares in proportion.
Certificate of package Of % Whole Tickets in the above
will be for Sl30halves and quarters in proportion.
1000 Dollars!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass Al, draws July %, 1913.
Capitals
prize Of $780, 900 prizes OF 50, 900
Z" 10000 500
Z" $40 l,250
5000 200
40 prizes OF $500, &c
Tickets S0-shares in proportion.
Certificate If Package Of Do Whole Tickets in the above
HOYT co. solicit orders for Tickets in all Lotteries under
the management OF Gregory Co. The result Of adventures
is always sent, (when requested, if orders
HoYr Il CO, Under Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
June % l3-wtd
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ID. nj. Hoyt & Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
Under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond pfrgind
RELoW, HoYT L CO. give list of the most prominent
- Schemes to he drawn in July They will. be found,
amnaton To be the richest collection have offered for long
time Prizes of $4,000 100000, $4,000, &C., will be found
amongst them.
HoYT CO.'S reputation selling large prizes is now
established that, of course, all want big
prizes will send their them.