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sale low to close consgnmenls by
 ian9 FOSDICK CIiARLOGK, SS Com-st nLD LIQUOPS, WINES, &c.- V Best brands of Old Brandy
 Old Jamaica Rum; Holland Gin
 Old Irish and Scotch Nhiskey
 Fine old Monongahea Whiskey
 Blackburn's 1885 and other vntages Madeira
 Old Port on draught and m cases
 London Particular and other light Wines
 Champagne, cornet and key brands
 London Porter and Scotch Ale
 Als0-A full and well selected stock of best family Groceries, at wholesale and retail by
 JOHN O'REILLY co, jan15 north east of Cou'i and Waer-@ts HNEAS-The subscribers receiving an II assortment of very superior Black and s'reen Teas, carefully selected for Family use, viz Old and Young Tyson. very fine
 Imperial and Gunpowder of extra quality
 Oolong Souchpng do do ' Ninyong do do do
 Chuang Puuchong do do For sale by JOHN GREELEY X CO,
 jan9 corner Cont and Watersheds ' ADIEs' NEEDING HOES, do do TrOwels oA Children's Spades and Trowels
 Ames' bright cast steel Spades
 Garden Reels and Lines
 Budding and Pruning Knives
 Prunigg Shears and Scissors
 Flower Pots and Va.es. For sale by janl3 II. GATES. Druggist, lS6 Dauphin-st SUNDRIES--2O hhds Sugar ; 40 bbls Molasses S !o0 bbls WhiskeyI;o Io 100 do Flour S,,,,.. 500 bags Corn; 100 hampers Potatoes
 300 boxes Western Cheese
 50 kegs Goshen Butter; 100 boxes do Cheese $50 tags Rio Coffee; 40 do Java do POO coile Rope; 50 bales Twine In store for ianl3 sale by MARSHALL, ROWE X co. ID AIslNs, FIGS, WINES, Sc ll 200 boxes Bunch Muscalel Rasins 50 do do in layers auslH l-H | 10 bags Almonds Espnanzas 100 boxes Figs, 60 casks Claret .,. --the remainder of the cargo of the schooner Del Carmen from Malaga, for sale by S,UNDRIEs 50 boxes Yellow Soap 0 20 kegs Waltron's Lemon Crackers 10 boxes Castle Soap, 300 do Goldfish | b, 2 pipes old Holland Gin half pipes American Gin, l5 bbls do do 2 casks Sperm OiI. In store and for sale by | janl0 BEERS SMITH, Zz St Michael.sI NFACKEREI-Landing from ship Oxnard- MI 50 bbIs Nos l, ? and Macke'el 100 ar do Nos I and ? do Boston inspection lS4t, for sale tow from the whar ianis by J. II. RIVERS co. TTATs-5O cases consisting of- I'll Soft Sporting Hats Mnskra, Caps | Fashionable Russia Hats Broad Brim do do r.u Har Seal Caps, &c. For sale by ,o
 iaol4 f,s JAMES SANpS co. e GUNDRIES-lO bags fresh Almonds k 25 drums Malaga Figs 50 whole and 25 half boxes Raisins 25 qr boxes do. 50 hampers 'o!a'oes 100 baos Potatoes, 200 bbls do, for sale by janl5 THos. P. l...F-0 oILLEN . 0o. | NANDI,ES-i5O boxes New Bedford and other O brands, in store and for ssie ny l''"''''''' JOHN PHILLIPS, | :,. corner Cont snd s'ater-sts 1 .yDIT;;; Iss day from the tiartia Wsshins- l,on an sdditicnaI supply of Landreth's vetJ su- | ,,sr;or Garden Seeds--a fresh and warranted.
 ianlI H. GATES, Druggist, 136 Dauphn-st
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NEw-9oRK PACKETS
MOBILE AND GREENE COUNTY REGULAR
 WEEKLY PACKET 5-#s4I.

WEEKLY PACKET.
 4<R~> k The passenger steamer DALLAS, lRsasryxdtSS Thomas Adams, master. will leave -, Mobile every WEDNESDAY, eye- nng at o'clock, and arrive at Chiles' Ferry on FRRlDAY morning. Leaving Chiles' Ferry every FRIDAY at1l AM, Fincte's same day at l2 Nj ., Erie same day at 4 PM, Wilhers' on SATURLAY at6 AM, Candy's same day at l2 m., Demopos on SUNDAY al 8 Am., Moscow 10 AM, Beckley's Landing at l2 M., James, and Tompkins' about 3 P N.. Gay's PM, Tuscahoma 5 PM. Will arrive in Mobile oa MONDAY morning. . H I... Her accommodations are of superior order, with splendid cabin and ladies' cabin furnished with bed stea'is of the latest and most approved style. She is also provided with superior fire engine and hose. Fol freight passage, apply on board or
 jan4 s5f1 to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 0o- The Marengo Patriot, Sumter county Whig. Greensboro Beacon and Euiaw Wing will please copy the above for two months and forward their ac- count 10 us for payment. it,. iu...I c. O. & co.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN
 MOBILE AND COLUMBUS. ' -

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN
 MOBILE AND COLUMBUS. '+ sS. s%RRisoS 1f isi fS"'Gs gs H s'fs%s' E.'ss eH fss9s2 Master, will run packet in the above trade the coming season, commencing her trips with the first rise of water Leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY at o'clock PM, and Co., lumbus every SATURDAY. For freight pas sage, having superior accommodations, apply board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. oct30 se r'e Na Agents MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND. WARSAW
 Regular Weekly Packet.
 E@l-Sginer steamer. I JAMES HEWITT, rFsE gs2 M. Quarrier master twill commence her regular trps on ihe first rise of the water, leaving MOBILE. every SATURDAY e.ening at 5 o'clock, and WARSAW every MONDAY at 12 o'clock For freight or passage, having superior accommo- datio~s, apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents. oct2I 220tf 75 Commerce and 72 Front streets.
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MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE - MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co.
 No. A WALL-sTREET. NEw-YoRK.
 Secured Profits of Fine Years
 Over Half a Million of Dollars! FNHE following statement may serve to explain IL the peculiar advantages of this system of Mutual Insurance. I.i.
 While the premiums charged conditions of insur- ance and general mode of ransacfing business, are precisely similar those of he most approved Stock Companies, the net profits of this Company, instead of being paid to Stockholders, are divided annually among those who pay ihe premiums in proportion 10 DO much of the amount paid by each shall be ed, on the 18th Of December of each year and scrip certificates issued for the same bearing such in- terest arises from the investment of the profits in Bonds and Mortgages, and Public Stocks.
 It is to be presumed, that the premiums Of each year will not only pay all the losses and expenses of that year, but will enable the company to divide surplus among the insured, thereby also increasing the security of the insured (which now consists of the accumulated profits of five years, OVER HALF A MILLION OF DoLLARs) But should the contrary occyr and should the losses and expenses of any year exceed the earned preniums-the of loss will be assessed on all the scrip previously issued. The charter expressly provides that the insured cannot in any incur loss beyond the amount of his premiums.
 Applications will be received at the office of the Agency corner ofSt Francis and Royalss, up stairs
 teclO ROBERT $. BUNKER, Agent.
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No. 52 Front street, north of Dauphn street.
 D FOR sale general assortment of the GA Thompsonian and other Botanic Medi- [1 cines, Jewett's Liniment, Overstreet's s " and other Liniments, Dr. Thompson's s A old and new Works, Towards, Matt
 sons and Beach's Systems of the Bo- tanic Practice of Medicines, Dr. A. Curtis Obstet- TICS, together with variety of articles used by Thompsonian and other Botanic noctors.
 noy2O 24Otf JOSEPH REED.
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PICKENSVITLE WEEKLY PACKET.
 h. FUDA The steamer CAROLINA, Peter trr4A%xNCa Carroll master, twill run as regular 70 @a1lg = packet the ensuing season between Mobile and flckensvllle; leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY, evening at o'clock PM. n. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 oc,2s NJ. WAKING.
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Fashionable Winter Clothing.

STANTON & BROTHER are receiving per ba k S Vernon, from New York, in addition to their former supply, large and fashionable assortment Clothing, consisting in part of-
 Black, Blue and Olive Frock and Dress Coats Beaver. Pilot, Cloth & Cassimere Business Goats Tweeds and Satiinet do do du Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Flushing OSercoas Full and circle Cloth Cloaks
 Fancy and plain Cassimere and Sattinet Pants Velvet, Satin and Cashmere Vests
 Beaver. Cassmere and Silk Hats
 Cientlemen's and Youths Cloth Caps Together with general assortment oi Hosiery Scarfs, Stocks, Gloves, etc., which we will sell al the lowest possible terus, al No 20 Dauphn street. jan8 c UNDRIES-The subscri ibers have in store and 30 seeks Java Coflee; 50 do Rio do l50 chests and half chests Imperal, Gunpowder and Pouchong Tea; 50 boxes Starch l5O boxes Sperm Candles; 75 do Compost do 7s ] and casks Domestic Brandy
 20 bbs Gin; 25 do Run
 50 half pipes Pure Cognac Brandy 200 boxes Soap, various brands
 100 do Tobacco, various qualities
 75 do assorted Corlials 50 do Lemon Syrup; 100 do Goldfish 10 casks Bacon Shoulders; do Salere,us 20 bbIs Mess Pork 100 baskets and boxes Olive Oil
 80 do Champagne Wine
 10 quarter casks Madeira Wine
 25 casks White Wine Vinegar
 2b boxes assorted Pickles. &c. jan7 X I ! JONES. = DRIES-70 boxes Goshen Cheese HS 50 6rkins prime fresh Goshen Dairy Butter 10 do do Western do
 3 half pipes A. Seignetle Brandy
 ? d, Seneca do
 bb!s American Gin; 10 Tanners Oil 100 do Sweet and Rect6ed Cider
 do best Englis boiled Lnseed oil
 , do Winter Sirained Sperm do 10 boxes Castle Soap 90 kegs Pickles 20 cases Pickles in half gallon jars
 g bbls Woolsey S Wooses's crushed Sugar 0,000 Principe Segars; 20 baskets Olive Oil 10 cases East India Preserves
 10 do Shelled Almonds
 l50 bbls Chenango Potatoes, in store and for sale low to close consigDmenis by ian9 FOSDICk CliARLOCK, 8S Com-st
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE. a HNHE subscriber respectfully announces to his
 Il friends and the public, that he has purchased
 Me. ERASTUS COLEMAN'S interest, and be- comes sole lessee of the above establishment. z
 The Hotel is locateJ convenient to all the PRlN- CIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL-
 ROAD DEPOTS, and offers every inducement for comfort, The rooms are large and airy, ard iurf nished in style not surpassed by any similar esab- lishment in the Uated States t9'.' From the experience the Proprietor has had in the management of FIRST RATE HOTEL, he
 Aatters himself that e.ery department oi the estab-
 lishment will be conducted in style to please those
 who may favor him with u call. C.
 dec14 nl21u JOHN WEST. Mi RS. GEORGES BOARDING AND DAY MI SCHOOL, No. 86 Gopersn.enf street. Mrs G. will resume the dutIes of her school on the lst o
 November next. The course ofinstruction embraces all the branches of the English aud French langua- ges, proper for a female education.
 Terms of tuition--$5, $6 and S7 per month. D Board and luiiion-S20 and $25 per month. Parents to- furnish Bed, Bedding, Towels and Napkin Ring .- .-i.55 s.7--Lc.. Music charged separately. octl6 2lStf BULLS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- ID SAPARILLA, For the cure of Scrofua in all
 its forms, diseases of the skin, eruptio"s, &c i. l rheumatism, dyspepsa, chronic diseases of the
 uaes cancerous affections, counteract the destruc-
 tive effects of mercury. and all diseases arising from | m impure state of the blood. For sale by ailvs 70 K. L.WATKlNS & CO, Druggist, a. janIO corner Water and St Francis-sls i, nRUGS and MEDICIN Els, Perfumery, Brusl'- | Ds es, Comhs, Fancy Soaps, and every article in | the Drug line can be had of the subscriberi aud be
 respectfully invites his friends and the public to give | him a call. .I 7a e.Gu.eL .ean{
 janll T. WALSH, Druggist, 36 Royal-st nR. SWAYNS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRy- D ,sUsVIReIEIAEA, OR WILD CHERRY, (or
 coughs, colds, astAnas, consumptons, or any symp- | aoc,o nraI le bv l R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggs,s,i | jan10 z corner Water and St Francis.sts ' l ESASHfONAfsLE BEAVER HATS.--K Hay. IT mond's original American Beaver Hats, rnanu
 actured of pure Fur, and warranted free from Cotton
 or Wool, New York city made, just received and o' I sale by,l ; a HENRY & STODDART, A- jana ,sisssc hlLa corner of Water and Contl-st IHAMS-looo superior Bslti|ors in n hsns, 1 isr sa'' III janl1 by o. W.DORRANCE'
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

MOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY-Ofice lvA No. 34 St. Francis-st., insures against Fire, Marine an' River risks. DIREcToRs.
 J. Emanuel II. o. Brewer
 Il A. Schroeder H. Barney 9zJ. Boodgood W. W. Allen Z R. Desha L. Mauldin
 q. Westfedt l. Bell, Jr.
 IA. Nj. Battle II. NJ; CTS.
 ]. EMANUEL, President. THos. s. K,Eo, sec'y. janll s6G MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF !NA MOBILE Cash Capital $250 900. OFFICE IA ST. FRANCIS STREET-continues to Insure against Loss or Damage by FIRE in Brick Buildings in tho City, and against the Hazards ef Marine and Riua Nauigation.
 H. B. GWATHMEY, President.
 DIRECTORS.
 J. Van wamoy, Hindman Barney, 0. Gascoigne, John B. Toumin, Wm. Jones, jr. Joseph E. Jhehe'd, George Martin, Sanford Coley,
 HHa4af #.# W. H. Pratt. f. r jeI9 I67f THOMAS W. Mccoy, Sec'y. ESIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF 1T MOBILE, O66cs No. 32 St Francis strea.-Tbis Company continues to insure aguinst loss damage on Marine and River Risks, and against Fire on Buildings and Merchandise.
 B. Allen, Charles Auze. Geo. C. Prentice. Br. Tarddy, tt- VI l1 Charles White, John K. Colnsl John G. Davis, John F. Eagles, s..... JIG. chamberlin, Jacob Boyd, Rlch'd H. Redwocu, A. M. Sprague.
 Joseph Krebs. a s. W. ALLEN, President.
 GEO. c. PRENTICE, Vice President. JAS. T. FRANKLIN, Sec'y. feb7 57tf A LABAMA LIFE INSURANCE and TRUST "A co. Capital $320, ,O00, all paid in. Office Mo- 36 Sl. Francis-st.
 Trustees.
 Calvin Norris, Chas. Gascoigne, Edw'd Martineau, P. T. Harris, A. w. Gordon, Wm. H. Pratt P. Mo<ely I. c. DuRose, Geo. N. Stewart, Sanford Coey Jona Hunt, ll James Innerarity, Wm. Bower, Thos Lesesne,
 Jas. Sager. This Company continues to do general Insurance business, taking risks at the usual rates of prem um, against loss or damage by fire brick or frame buildings, or to merchandise or furniture contained therein, as also against the dangers of marine and river navigation. They also receive money deposite, paying interest at the following rates, viz. ssa==s - On deposites months and short of 6, at the rate of 8sper cent per annum. VI lstnH Aa On deposites 6months and short of 12, at the rate of per cent per annum.
 On deposites for 12 months, al the rate of pr ct Deposites may be withdrawn any time before the expiration of the term of deposlte; but in such cases no interest will be allowed.
 t=#5 CALVIN NORRIS, President. i N. o. J. TisDALE, Sec'y. declS 15tf
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 5 dog m,sses' colored WllIew dog do Clementine; do Chintz . 10 dog do Gimp; 10 do Shene
 10 dog fashionable Plain Silk
 10 dog do Florence Braid. For sale by w. H. &tH. F. CRAWFORD, dec24Uw .,. .e.t 17 Dauphm' street
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NOAL-50 casks Red Ash Egg Coal, just received O per schr David Coffin and will be sold low. if taken from the wharf to day by
 jani6 - BEERS { SMITH.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-27
THE ANTI-RENT TRIALS.

The Court Of Oyer and Terminer was opened at Delhi
New York; Monday. Judge Parker, in commencing
his charge the Grand Jury alluded that the Court
held in county declared in of nsurrecton for
the first in the history Of the State The peculiar
cumsances of the present occasion seemed in his mind inf
ney to increase the important responsibilities Of the Grand
Tnquesnasmuch the Government of the country and the
very existence free institutions had been perled by
beon and preserved only by the strong Of the law, aid
ed by military force He then anmadveed the impocy
and nexpedency Of resistance the laws the part of
the easehod tenants Of action calculated to turn
back the tide Of sympathy previously flowing strongly in favor
Of those whose TENURE burdensome the holders,
generally deemed incompatible with the Of inst
tutions.
In regard to the character Of these titles Judge Parker
remarked
These lands granted in large tracts before the Re-
voution by the Colonial Government The titles given
by the sovereign authority and il is principle recognised
throughout the civilized world that unappopated lands be-
long the State and the right TO give title to them rests In
the sovereign authority SO il here. These titles to
large tracts of lands thus granted individuals and Mt
the time Of the Revolution the titles which descended 10 others
by assignment DEVISE remained unchanged and unimpar
ed The change OF Government does not change the title to
individual property"
He then proceeded to show that greater misfortune could
be the than the subanang Of defect IN the title
of their landlord for then the SOIL with all its improvements
would revert other hands, and the tenants would lose the
whole labor Of their lives.
The lease constitutes solemn compact between the land
lord and tenant vesng each with rights which Of the
Legislature can infringe If the tenant has by his contract
voluntarily assumed conditions, he obtain relief
only by compromise-by purchase--by arrangement.
In conclusion he called upon the Grand Jury to vndicate
the supremacy law by presenting for punishment all who
under whatever petex had been guilty Of its violation
The same evening the Grand Jury presented indictments
individuals for murder in the first degree, and Of
thirty for conspiracy, being armed and disguised sc.
Journal Of Commerce.
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Brig. Gen. 0. HISToS,
Ohio Militia, Delaware, o.

The Boston Atlas Of Tuesday says The United States
fgate Consultation, Captain PERcIvAL, her passage from
Borneo to Canton put into Turon Bay Cochin China to
fit and repain the ship Although this place the principal
seaport Of the Kingdom of Cochin China yet there
foreigner be found in the place. and communication
be had with these natives except through of
Of the officers and that by writing only They remained
three four days before any of the authorities would visit the
Ship he officers had been allowed go ashore but
walk about When the Mandarns board, letter
secretly delivered by Of them, purporng be from
Frenchman of the Of lie Fevre who signed himself
Bishop Of Isauopes and Apostolic Vicar Of Cochin China
stating he had been seized by the Government put in
IRONS and condemned DEATH The Mandarns had return
ed 10 the shore before the of this letter were
tained when Capt p determined to demand the priest in
person. and proceeded shore with armed force As he
could get no answers sight Of the highest chief Man
dar seized three Of the Mandans and subsequently
possession with three of the ships boats Of three Of their
junks The gunboas fled the approach Of boats and
the soldiers much frightened and fed when
charged them The Junks and Mandarns subsequently
released. I"
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II gives us pleasure to be able TO announce that
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company have
entered into contract with WALTER GwYNN, WIN.
bEvERHour THOMPSON, JAMES HUNTER, and WAL
TER CuNNINeHAM for the completion Of the Canal
to Cumberland within two years from this time, and
that the agents Of the State Of Maryland have APP
proved the contract.
The work is to be commenced within thirty days
from the Goth instant; and, from the experience
which these contractors have had in the execution
OF works OF this character, and their high standing
as gentlemen and men OF business, we NAV conf
IDENTIFY hope that they will accomplish their great
undertaking with advantage to all parties interested
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WHO'S.
FROM NEW ZEALAND.

Capt. PIERCE, Of the whaling ship General Pike,
which arrived at New Bedford on Saturday from
the South Pacific Ocean, states that, with the ex-
cepton Of Auckland, the capital of New Zealand.
the natives had completely routed the European CO.
lonlss and obtained possession Of the island They
were making preparations to attack Auckland. The
island included about fourteen European settle
ments. The Bay Of Islands, formerly the seat Of
Government, contained previously to the attack Of
the natives population OF about 5000, mostly Eng
lish. The population of Auckland is about 1000.
Captain Pierce brought with him an English
family, consisting Of John Florance, his wife, and
two daughters, 20 and % years Of age, to whom he
had afforded refuge and protection on board Of his
vessel from the exterminating warfare Of the natives
at Vangafoa, New Zealand The colonists at Van
garoa, about forty in number, with the exception of
this family, had previously fled, Mr.. Florance being
prevented from doing SO in consequence Of the Sc
we're illness of one of his daughters His house and
property had been wholly destroyed by the natives
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In ls4l he published violent paper in this city, in which,
without rhyme reason, he denounced the democratic
candidate for the Presidency and great service the
Federal party He subsequently appointed clerk in the
customhouse by Collector CuRTIs and held the place until
recently, when he either removed resigned, taking
with him, probably the puae letters from which he obtain
ed material for the book notice."
o the degree Of confidence placed in Mackenzie by the De-
mocracy not to speak but the assertion that
he was appointed to office in the customhouse by Mr. Gun
tbs is untrue That gentleman the contrary, refused pc
empony to give appointment to Mackenzie, though he
was backed BY letters direct from Washington, recommend
ing Of IN palmer language, requiring that Office should
DC conferred upon him and for this and other similar instances
OF honest independence, Mr. Curtis was removed from the
coilectorship to make room for Mr. VAN Ness.
With Mr. Van Ness, Mackenzie came in, and with Mr.
Van Ness he went out of the house. without waiting
to be turned out or going through fomaity of writ
ing his resignation.
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HOUSE, BumxT M MrcE.-The residence of Mrs. M. b.
Braon Of Bath county, Virginia, destroyed by fire last
week, in the following singular manner The fire was first
observed issuing from drawer in bureau in which there
were ucer matches and it is presumed they snited
by mice gnawng them. The mice in this the
ncendiares and the matches their fire. Another in
Of the fruits Of cupabe negligence in leaving matches
Wing loosely about Iucifer matches made by dipping
pine split in phosphorus and sulphur combined in liquid
state and then coating with melted sulphur Phos
phorus sulphur combined will burn by coming IN contact
with the air All the mice had TO do TO grind off the
outer coat and the inner especially in weather, would
ignite Chariesfowa Republican.