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Herds Grass Seed.
0NO BUSHELS GRASS SEED ON
wv consignment. aud Tor sale BY
JOHN A. CONANT.
Brandon, Feb. "a, 1915. 81
TEE KINGS OIL,

For all W0uudS on Uvrsrs Calle dc.
Such as GUS. Bruise-, Cork. Gals. (eIrhtr
by the Saddle or Harue>>,) Sure BIck~,
Sore Breasts, SpraIn~, Fis'ulas, &c. &c.
removing all soreness, and stiffness, and
healing up HE worst possible Wounds, in
from one TO FIVE days lime.
THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY,
was prepared by order Of HE late King WIN
w. ,fGreal Bn AIN, under the direction Of
Mr. Yuuar,, the celebrated E ,gll>h Earlier,
aud used BY him in The Royal Stud Of Hurs
rs only.
Directions. Dip a feather into The Oil,
and apply 10 he wound Two or three lines
a day-or in severe wounds, wet d rag a1d
bind on the wound.
N. B. Shake HE bottle before using, and
keep it we'll Curked.
Price so Gents. 3O.3n
H. sumonds. PinJ.rG w. E c. S'oddard
Rutinnd; WIN +. Brown, CuttingsDWe :
f.. Jameson. Cdstiefon FL. c. Gridlev,
VIM P. Ru>>ll, Nildtebury F, p. Fle'ch-
err, Bridpo't; w. S. Brown, Addlson e.
N Drury. Tergennes; L. p. Cneney, Port
Henry NJ " Wright & Sprague White
kuH
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FLOUR IND WHEAT

~ vHE BEST BRANDS Of Flour,
O. by the barrel or load Also
Spring and " inter WHEAT, Tor sale
by WARREN g. BLISS.
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Mr. Gorge Niles Of SALISBURY VI,
has just entered the 10Th year ol his
age
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Ct should be resorted to by all vino ale Iredis
IL Eo'ed 70 consumption, or troubled wIh \ cough
or cold night sAeats. a-;hDa, pain IN Il e side and
chest. difficulty Of breathing. rightnes+ aud sore.
ness drross the CHI, 81. branchi is. liver complaints
and all affec ions Of the pulmonary organs
Thu f0UOrinr gpc6s mn .ro1moUf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

opinion that building similar to the now In ne
may be erected by prison labor Of amsl cost the
city which will give the necessary accommodation
suggested by the Grand Jury From cousidsratisn Of
those facts would that it due both to the in
trinsic importance Of the subject ITSELF and to the high
source from which has been communicated that such
prompt and decisive action should be taken by hon.
orabls body 10 render not only Unnecessary but
founded, any further complaint
BLooMISoDALE AsYLuM.-we found upon our table
last evening. the twenty fifth annual report of the
Bloomingdale Asylum for the Insane" presented us
by DR.. Earle, from which introduce the following
very interesting and really peculiar extracts How to
account for the color of the hair and eye being
degree associated with and effect 10 certainly be-
yond our comprehension, within the reach Of any
onal conclusion. To the more discriminating and OBJ
serving. however,h may seem clear, convincing and
conclusive.
Table Nv, which here gives the form of dis.
ease and the constitutional indications Of those admitted
within the hospital and to say the least 0 it, is most sin
gular and unsatlafactorY-
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The following embraced all that registered yes
terday at the principal Hotels the
AMERIcAS.-Mr Barry, Louisville 7. Convey, do ;
NJ Madigan, Maine 1t Godven, Baltimore L. Hoff.
nam, do; w. Wendale Boston L. Clahson, ST. Law.
renee james Mulholand, Baltimore Messrs Davis,
Testa, and Dorsey, Fhiladclphia.
Asron-Mr Stout, Philadelphia w. A. Delavan, do
an, Philadelphia; Judge Haveland, L. Ii J. r. Fisher
Boston; c. Knapp, Pittsburgh c. Willbank, ST. Louis
Moss and Smith, Philadelphia; Caldwell Barrett do;
J. ?. Heiss, Washington.
cirv,-D: 3: Smith n. j.; A, Golden, Baltimore j. B
Caldwell, Va; hlessrs. Consy Allan and Evans Phia.
FRANxLIS.-W. q. Eaton, Mass; D. Jameson, 8. Bre.
gan, NJ Orleans; II Breton, Cincinnati silas Bron.
SON, N. r.; T. Lewis, Nantucket.
GLoBE.-Mr. Jos. Prentis, Washington d. H Horne
Cincinnati Ambrose Hughes, Canada John Weather.
head, Halifax.
HowARD.-J.F. Trowe, Geo. Lsavitt, Nil @. Praig
Ky. l.. H. Upper, Troy Hon. A. C. Nevin, N. Y;
Messrs. Wright Troutman, Doch and stratton, Phadel
phia Danforth and Dennie, Baltimore Mr.. MARBLE,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

GIN CAzNRAU OF TEXAS, the brother-in- arms Of
the brave Lamar, is, among other distinguished vis
tors now in the city for short time. Lamar,
Moore, Archer Greene, and Cazneau have all been
among us, within one year, and have each and all
left upon the minds OF citizens such impressions
Of the character talent and enterprise of the sons of
the Lone STAR as to make us feel that it is not for its
fine territory alone that we should rejoice at the ac
QUESTION of Texas. General Cazneau distn-
guished himself in the Texas Congress- as the able
aud fearless advocate of the interests of Western
Texas, and will be long remembered for his I'M
quenchable opposition to the abandonment of the
which impaired the strength OF the frontier II that
policy had been little more vigorously sustained,
the United States would not now be called upon to
pay five millions for the country beyond the Nue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03
Color of the Eve.

IOtal. .o9 0U liS
or females and Of the whole number in this table,
grey the equent color but of the males blue
OF the facts developed by this investigation perhaps
none is worthy of remark than the frequent
citation of the darker shades Of hair with the lighter
shades of the eye.
We might pursue this subject quite od infimtum; in
doing So however should ourselves be involved in
mystery without arriving at any thing particularly
tisfactory from inference or otherwise.
DrArHs DURING JANUARY--The following is the list
OF deaths from the Sd OF January 1876 the st of Feo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

The GREATEST vrcroRy YEr.-We acknowledged
thee orn on the arrival of the steamship Hibernia,
and admitted that our express was beaten Just two
hours and thirteen minutes, by the "Holy Alliance"
in consequence of rascaly snow-storm blocking
up the railroads But find that, notwithstanding
the elements were against at the North the gene
rous, genial, open-hearted Southern climate has
enabled us, with the same news, to achieve spen-
did victory over our contemporaries The Charles
ton Com,is, of the 29h ult., says. -
After several days of anxious expectation, during
which business Of every description was at perfect
stand have the intelligence Of the arrival of the Br
steamer at Boston, bringing English sdviccs the
9Th inst.
The Spanish steamer Genil arrived At this port be
ween one and two O'Clock yesterday in e6 hours from
VIEW YORK bringing the papers OF that city Of Satur
osy morning last containing the foreign intelligence
we nave copied, and in full, from the New York
h~ss which paper appears to have collatsd more On
ensNey ron ner nes Of foreign journals than either
otner the view YORK papers received and refer our
news VIII De found very important in ts political cha.
Yacter. - foe~i Gnu
We have thus supplied the whole South with ,b;.
news, ahead OF the mail and our contemporaries 7,
will 60 through to New Orleans credited IN The
Nsc York Herald, much to the chaern Of the Wall
street press. So, after all, this lie the creates, VIC
tory yet. We thus are clear Of Moscow. and back
to Paris again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

tant Justice Of the sth 9Th and lAh Wards Court Wa
concurred In by the Board.
EreAsmge Of Pubhe Doeunents.--A message was 70.
csved from the Mayor accompanied by communca.
ton from the Mayor of Baltimore soliciting exchange
Of documents in relation TO Corporation ordinances &c
After acting upon numerous other papers Of mins.
importance the Board adjourned until Monday evening
February 10th,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

PELL Co.'S adjourned sale Of Houses and Lots oath. a5th
and ih streets 7t and 9th takes place
at o'clock In the Exchange An opportunity for
Of ;;:e 2, small seldom .qu.ed offered The
water mt!o uced snd the situation the head Of
combined with perfect title and renders this the
great sale Of the Every lot the lest sale
sold and some Of the have refused
like manner today lot will Be- sold that put up it
bring what price II may
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

The Most Magnificent Assortment OF Cos
tunes collected il this for Fancy Dis Private
Mas Aueradss and amateur Dramatic Societies. ready
for inspection at the Albania $50 Broadway The dresses
be hired for the aud he splendid saloon for
per olmance; aud fancy cesumc balls Geosmen wishing
join the subsc will please ell the saloon from
NJ 10 10 NJ The costume prepared by the celsbra
ted costumer j. Taylor VI 50 Prince Who
red % send drcses for parties Of the u states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

Man SnoT.--On Sunday evening an alteration
took place at the door OF house Of i'll fame, in
Pearl street. bstween young man named John Gown,
and one named George Whitley when the latter drew
pistol and shot Gown Two balls were lodged in tn o
shoulder, which,, fortunately only produced q flesh
wound.-.fwsvicaw Sentinel, FEB. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

CoRoSERs OFFICE, Feb. 2.-Sulden Death The Cor
oner called TO hold inquest at No. Vandewster
street, the body of Jane OIara born in Ireland 35
years of age who her death through the effects
Of intemperance. Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03
MONEY MARKET.


stocksars all down to-day The advices from Mexico
not considered sufficiently definite and have not
therefore had much effect upon the market they
otherwiss would Long Island fell of per cent? Can
ton, Harlem, Reading Railroad, I Norwich and
Worcester, II Farmers Loan, U. Bank, Nor
rs Canal Pennsylvania 6s, illinois, Erie Railroad and
Ohio Life and Trust closed firm at Saturdays prices
vicksburg improved per cent.
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company have de-
clared dividend Of twentyfour per cent ON the net
earned premiums Of s4s for which certificates Of profits
will be issued the 3D. instant Six per cent interest
the certificates Of ls4a and ls45 will be paid and
after the Sd inst The total net amount Of the profits of
the company fer three and half years. amounts to
$77sa1l 76
The returns OF the Mechanics Bank Of this city for
February, compared with August and November last.
axhihif thu Yad attainment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

NAVAL PRxPARArIoNs. understand tina, pre-
pararons are making to increase our naval force in
the Gull, Immediately. II is said that orders have
been received a,the different yards to enlist sea-
men, ana we published an advertisement yesterday
TOR sailors and musicians for the frigate Potomac
she Is to JOIN the Cumberland of Vera Cruz. II
will be necessary to Withdraw several Of the smaller
vessels, and send soops of war and frlaa,es to sup
ply their places. Shot from the small v....Is 80,
have little or no effect on San Juan de Ulus
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.
By this il will be observed that those of darker
hair by far the most prevalent; yet perhaps not
than may be found in the community at large
In the color of the eye too, there to be
thing very remarkable, may be seen in table XI-
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This report also represents that mental disorders are
increasing Delrium tremens 10 declared NOT 10 be in.
sanity proper. Our laws also declare It. and a man
committing crime under the influence Of a disorded
state Of brain supenduced by too free indul
gencs Of alcoholic stmuants has been offered in
extenuation with any hope OF success.
The civil condition OF those admit I'd presents very
curious statement, which we also give:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-The appointment of Earl
Cathcart, as Governor General Of Canada, has ex.
cited some surprise in the canadian circles" 1t
was said that military Governor was again to
rnle in Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

Total. 90 90 ll9
is somewhat remarkable that the color Of the hair
should particularly predominant among the insane.
Such, however, seems to be the result Table fully
establishes and demonstrates this fact:-
Color Of the Hdtr. Moles. FerndIes. Tofol
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The variation in these leading departments has been
very small There has been slight decrease in all but
the circulation The decline in deposits shows that
there has been enquiry for money and that con-
traction in discounts has compelled withdrawal Of de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

raere .wercifour mails due ct Charleston, on thu
"a ult from New York y" eAo
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We annex the reports Of the National and Manhattan
h.nL. for ths mast three quarters.


cd Contrary to sncipstions there has been In
loans and discounts but is very triAing The
aggregate variation in the returns far recsivsdl
compared With the previous two has been very limited
The Manhattan Company this day declared dividend
Of three per cent on their capital stock
The Piantsrs Bank Of Tennessee has declared semi
annual dividend Of - per share.
The act which passed the Legislature Of Ohio, few
days sipcs relating to the Ohio Life and Trust Company
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04
.1lIuascs,s Eepector0se9.

M EWIS G. LEVIN, Esq. the distinguished
advocate of Temperance, stated at a
meeting of upwards Of three thousand per
sons, that he should NOT have been ablo TO
to address them, but for the use. of Jayne
Expeciorant lie said that he had been "a
boring nndera hoi,seness aud severe opprcs,
sion .of the chest. that lie had purchased some
-of the Expectnfant tie day bet"re, which hsd
relieved him in Il few ifo.srs, and ne fo'ind
s,Ininself, c6ntraIy;tn hsewa sexlsctalioil, aoie
sseaddress itse ianiii,ude. 3.,sss
stss cit8 nj Bsiri ni S,.ilsf I
i se s.
"a lay SE'S ESPEE llsAs ! as snpefioft.o, :,
al. olktT Medicines far The cu,enf all tbesaIi-
Gus Pulmonary diseases.
Prepared o,lYby DIR. d. jAYSk. No Soath
Third Street, Philadelphia, where all bus otiier
valable preparations iiay be obtained
Jdgac's Erpcetorant.-We esteem u a plea
:snre TO be able iu recommend tins medicine as
the best calculated for the pufpose otscufins
coughs. cuds, sure throat, asthma, aud all al,
tections of the lungs. From long personal
acquaintance with DR.. Jayne. we know the'
he is no qnacls. and his medicines are moi nos-
.trums ofthe modern cry up, but are the resn!t
ofhis iuns expesence as practising physl.
chm, and nj the expense of great labor
ford Conf Daily Rcoit,o. ~.
r.. s. ROBERTS is DR.. JAfNE'S only
Agent ut Edstftld Cnu,t House. 3a
Berdfe e Counte5eits =
February 25 81 s>na
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Qaiek Despatch. We ara warned
I hat England will make sIor, work OF
it in the even, OF war with us. the
dispatches of Mr.. M'Lane teach us 10
expect the concentration .of. all her
strength upon us, at ihevery first offset;
and the Duke of Wellington IS reported
to have said, with peculiar signigcaRce,'
tina, the conflict should not be- a long
onel No doubt such will be tho desire
and such The effort of Great Britain in
the. event of a resnrtto the ultima ratio.
Bul;unless the "Iron Duke assumes
that the entire conquest of eour country
will follow the first successes Of the ar.
mics and aeers Of Britain, it is quite
impossible for him, or any body, to pres
dict The duration Of the war between us.
A long war is our. policy, if.il be not
that Of England. long war necessa-
rils; INVOLVES other maratime parties,
and 1t j. not "a, doubtful matter which
way these parties will incline, eyen,ho'
Louis phlllppe, looking to the success.
ioni is playing the gallant, with ailIms
might, to Victoria. IF Great Britain
thinks her first successes, in. The moment
of our unpreparedaess and her potency,
will inlimidale this nn.ion. and compel
us to appeal for peace, she very much
mistakes the hear. and iemper. of our
people. She may discoyenher mistake
when TOO lale. She uill;find as much
of the bull dog -ienuci,y cf hold aud en-,
duranee, inihe American, as in the
Englishman-and quite too much Of
the Romaniin the national character, 10
suffer our statesmen to ,treat,e.for "a mo-
ment, with our enemy, while the muzsles
of her guns are turned upon our. ships
and cities. The fact that the very
successes of f.:the British against us, a,
the opening ofslhe confict-as we ex-
pec,-willSn make Slbe struggle a. long one. on
EOnrpeople will, mot submit 10 ,IleaYe
|Ethe GELD ii fsPas!haYe their foil 1.rs,
i'genge ans..at time, our navy, under
la 1as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04
g., WHOLESALE
R 10 G. S Il D r. E

W would inform my friends that i have
M removed my Store to the large and
splendid ITnrehouse,sNo. IS, Third, near
Market Street, where am prepared, 10
furnish my friends and customers, not
only ymy own popular. gaas'
sstFASMJEYs aEDlCINEgS,
but also with every description ofDrags,
Chemeeats. Paints, Essential Oils. Glass
Ware, Per fumsry, &C., in fact. every thing
usually kept by Wholesale Dealers. Hay-
ing made my purchases wholly for CASH,
and from FIRST hands, ] am enabledto exc
cute orders, by the package or otherwise,
al as low prices. as Pure and Unaauite7a-
ated articles, canbe obtained al any other
eslablishmepi 10 the Union. i.S.
DFDraggists, Physicians, NJ Mannfactur.
ersl and Dealers arc invited 10 ealiand ex.
an,lao itny stock before they make their
purchases. DAVID lAfNE,5ss
"a No. SO, Third, near Merkcts Strset. d
Philadelphia, September le45. 3ms 81 /,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04
Cancer, scrofula and Goitre!

A MPLE experience hus proved that no com
IN birlaton OF medicine has ever been SO eth.
cacini,s in removing the above diseases, as DR..
JAYNE,S ALTERNATIVE. 1t has effected
cures truly astonishing, not only Of CANCER,
and other diseaseS ol that class, bnt has re.
moved The most stubborn diseases of the Skin,
dyspepsia, tSc., &c. This medicine entcrsin
the circulation, and eradicates diseases wher
ever located. I, purifies the blood and other
fluids of.the body, removes obstruction in the
pores. .oftIie skin, and. reduces enlurgemen,s OF
The glands and bones. 1t increases the appe.
lite, removes headache and drowsiness, and
inyigorates the whole system, and lmparts ami.
inatiou to the diseased and debiliated constiiu-
ton, There IS nothing superior 10 tim the
whole niatesla, uledica. I,is perfectly safe and
extremely pleasant, aud has nothing of the dis.
susitng nausea accompanying the idea Of
swallowing medicine. ,.,,..t
GFFof Sale by r. S. ROBERTS. who is
Dr. jayne's only Agent at Edgefield {. House,
and from vi hoin alone it aud Dr.. } s. other
Medicines eau BIZ hadso as to be depended on as
pure and unadullerated.
Beuare Q T Couateyeits -
February 16 St a:9
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Eagehela Court House, ssAerh 4, ts4s

He. approved of the eutire course OF tn
President on this subject.
Mr.. B..conplimented The Senator IRON
N. Y, Mr.. Dix. upon The ability will
which he had sustainedlhe American litl'
to Oregon. e.s..s
In the House another allemptwas made
by Mr. G. D. Davis 10 procure The print
ing, for the use of The House, oftbe larit
projec, prepared by the Secretary of the
Treasury. for the Committee oil Ways
and Means. But the motion was laid or
the table.
Feb. 90.
The House met al the usual hour, and
after some animportant preliminary busi-
ness, the Bill in relation 10 the mileage oi
Senators. was then taken up and passed.
The effec, of this Bill, is to prevent Sena.
tors hereafter from charging mileage upon
constructive journeys to their homes. and
back sgain 10 The CAPITAL. between Twelve
O'clock at night, on the 3rd Of March, and
IL O'Clock, diurnal meridian, on the 4lh
of March.
The other Bill is general in its nature,
and restricts the allow ance for mileage in
regard to both Houses. and j, will come up
for consideration in the year l646. al the
Presidential election, for ! do not believe
that the House will take il up::'
Dnring:. ,he sitting to day, the News
from England by the Cambria was the
principal subject among the among the
members 10 private conversation.
In fact, may say, that the day was
chiefly and nsefully devoted ida Perusal.
Of and comments upon the late inlelli-
gence from England.
The Ne,rs nd the Neu York Market.
The New Yolk Express Of Thursday
says:
The news from Eufope received by
the steamer down 10 The 18th inst, is
hailed by all classes az most pacific; and
favorable. The expression of the Queen
10 her speech in Parliament, and Mr..
:Peel'sremaaks 10 the House, are so deci-
dedly friendly, that all possibility Of war
from the other side is al an end. Allthe
belligerent spirit and gass is manifested
here, and none by Great Britain =,
The! news had an instant effett",o
carry nsstocks and 10 give life and anina-
fionto every thing All was :congratuia-
ton, that The tone is So diferenLin Eng
land, from wha, wc receive from Wash.
ingtop. 81. =;
s:i;..s he pesaisDE he Minister
,oEtafs OF sii duty od eUaeon, Beef hay.
hides, mea, and pork, aud to reduce The /
dulyton candies. cheese, hams, hops, in
dian corn; ;tallow and rice, wll'be received
here withsihebes, spirits. e.s,s
e"sl,sisirbelieved by all that this inlelli-
gence, willhave a decided Influence in,
Congress, and that the9measures that will.
be adopted in the Senate. will be of q
character to omeel the feeling manifested
,in Great B-itain. sa aeslsi'ss j.
The New York letter Of the PhiIndel.s
phia American says, under date Of Thurs
day afternoon: :l'h :.:.sa -
1.-The monotony Of ours city has ar
length been broken up effeclnally. by the
arrival Of the foreign news is every thing
that could be wished, anda feeling of pro,
found content. especially peryades The
community at the peaceful aspect Of the
advices. Allseem nowlo feel elcertain that
war is imp 2ssible-and This being the case
every thing else can he adjusted al leisure.
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J, the popular excitement, vii grow ii
magnitude s and the true issue will thel
/ be for the mastery Of the seas, and Oh.
very disasters III "a war, will Tend won.
4 delfllly.to deyelope the vet unknown
resources of i6e naliion.-Soutd en-
! Patriot. s.,.,5s Is
I, -------------.. s;7st s.
Deposition for ec.--liis stated
in the New ork Observer that during
the waFd dsver occasioned by sthe yrecep-
hundred and Zen minister. of the Cos
psl in London on the same Sundy,
made Peace tl,s subject of their exhor-
tations 10 The people. The same thing
was done il .Bifmippbam. ?
;ssi.----s-- ..s.,
Ineend;arism continues to prevail in
tho Eastern Giles, and large amounts
Of property arsDightly destroyed, with
out any clue being had to the pcrpetra
tors. We occasionally furnish particu.
lars, bul these disasters have come so
thick upon US lately, that they would
-fll up 100 much Of our space. s
si5s .----.--s
Nrginia.-Ex>Govern Mcdowell
has been selected by Democratic Con-
vention, 10 fill the vacancy in Congress,
occasioncd bysthe death OF Mr.. Taylor.
Tie Ext 0yernor is a brother. in>law
of Col. Benton. and as tile District is
strongly Democratic, will no doub! lie
elected. S,
si--------
Z Ftom the AZ Il Herald, Eco. 17.,.
TIC TEHaIBIE SToRm ON SATURDAY
,NidaT AND SUNDAY MORNING.
y ,ss%;Maay years have elapsed since we
we're called ppou 10 describe greater
calapity 10 life and property than that
e.i O tlle might the 18th Insian, and md.
morning: OF .ihest 9th, About sixty lives
have been lost s. ene. wreck masters