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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-09-03
DMTNTSTRATOR's SaIc.--W1II b

IA sold at public auctiun at The residence
OF Thomas Dewey in the lower enlargement of
The Town of Evansville, Indiana; on Saturday
the 18th day September next, commencing at
9 O'Clock A. NJ all the personal property OF the
estate of said Thomas Dewey. deceased: con-
sistIng ofhousehold aud kitchen furniture. stock
hogs and divers other arueles
TERMS OF SALE:-Ali sums under SO cash
over S3 credit OF three months on security
waving relief laws. JOHN INGLE Jr.
:. aug 1873 Administrator.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-09-03

OF Col. Allen of the US. Army, CON-
handing the Battalion ofMormons intended
for California, died at Fort Leavenworth
few days ago.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-09-03

TROUBLE ABOUT THE SUB-TREASURY.
The recklessness of the Administration, IN
forcing on the country its odious sub-treasury
scheme, is beginning to react on itself. Ii was
the intention not TO let the act go into opera
ton before the LIST of January next, but by care
lessness in the wording of the bill It turns out
that it went into effect Immediately on its pass
age, except to the provision in relation TO
specie payments, which is postponed till the LIST
| of January next. And even here there was
mistake made, it is aledged. by which the act
of 1889 was revived or kept in force, and this
act llows specie only to be received in pay
ments to the government. A Locofoco cores
pendent of the New York Evening Post gives
| the following account of the bill, which Is, no
| doubt. on treasury authority 49,
| AN examination OF the su b-treasury has led
| to the conclusion that it goes into effect imme-
dlateiy, SO FAR as to prevent the treasurers
ceiyers from dePositing or keeping any money
| in the banks; any where but in the vaults OF
the government. IL does not require that specie
shall alone be received Tor public dues until the
LIST of January next. But it leaves no discre-
ton to places OF deposit. r. alleged.
the act OF 1889 IS s!lfin force, nothing but spe-
Gle now be received. The balances at
present in the banks cannot be transferred TO
other dep0si tories until the first of April next.
Such was not the intention oil those who framed
| the law, yet so it reads. An oversight inconsis-
! tent with dates has been the cause OF this mis-
! take. What measures the adm iulstratlon Will
adopt for state of circumstances for which
| they were not prov ded, aud which not ex-
pected, remains 10 be seen"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-09-03

because the Government $50 calledD may be
said to be already overthrown, but beca use
the whole nation is in connection, and re-
solved to vanquish those who wish TO sacr-
fee it. The triumphs obtained by our arms
in Guadalajara, and the pronnnciamento of
the whole department of Vera Cruz attest this
truth; and for the complete information OF
your excellency, it only remains for me to
state 10 you that the valiant Generals Ian
dero and Perez declared themselves in the
city of Vera Cruz, on the 3lst ultimo, in
vitng through commission, the illustrious
General Santa Anna to come and place
himself Immediately at the head OF the ar
my sustaining the national independence
and liberating, in conformity with the plan
which we have proclaimed, and Of which
herewith transmit copies 10 your exceAen-
cy.
The enthusiasm among the united people
and army cannot be greater; chiefs, office
and men of all classes of society are pre-
senting themselves to US by hundreds.
We congratulate ourselves in the name Of
the nation, which will soon be able to show
its gratitude to its worthy servants.
God and liberty!
J.MARIANO DE SALAS,
VALENTIN COMES FARIAS.
To his Excellency, the commandant genera
of the department of Vera Cruz.
Editorial remarks Of the Indicator on til,
/ foregoing.
I; According TO the document, which we in
sert with the greatest satisfaction, the pro
nunciamento took place in the capital of th'
republic on the 4th inst, as was agreed up
on by those patriots who had on the proceed
ing day received intelligence of the declar
alton of the express here.
On the departure of the express, whlc
!, brought this intelligence so gratifying, yer
few troops remained with Generals Brav
i, and Paroles, and those were already i
| agreement with their companions, who un
r der Gen. Salas Morales, occupied the Gil
: adel and part Of the city, which they woul'
Y soon occupy entirely.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-09-03

A DEMONSTRATORS Notice.--The
"a The undersigned has taken out letters of
administration on the estate OF Thomas Dewey,
late of Vanderburgh county, Indiana deceased.
Debtors aud creditors OF the estate will pie asa
call on at my Office for settlement.
The estate is supposed To be solvent.
augl3 81. p f 81. JOHN INGLE, Jr. Admr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-09-03

The BLESSINGS OF WAR.-Mr. Johnson in
his speech, showed that The appropriations of
the session would amount 10 upwards of $780,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-09-03

MARRTED-On Thursday, August Goth,
by the Rev. Mr.. Kearns, Mr.. JOHN NJ. SAMp-
SON TO Miss Lucy NIGHTINGALE, both Of this
county.
With the above notice we recei,e large and
splendid cake of Johns own baking, and
a bottle Of excellent wine to wash ii down.
May their days forever be
Fraught with sweet falicils.
On Wednesday, September 2nd, by the
Rev. Joseph Wheeler, MIR. JAMES ScANrLIN,
Jr., to Miss JANE E. STEPHENS both of this
city.
With the above notice We received de-
liclous slice of cake
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-09-03

..Not Caesars veal. but that of Rome .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
Don,eotir kMtrllinrurc.
Fon NE Rsch,nona Uhig. J.n. q.
STATE CONVENTION.

We ~ammence, to-day he pnhca N ct the Reper
ei the Ninotis ot The Caaanise, un his lmIHHian
sa5,-t Il PRISE Is The srgamruis upon which the Nes
ne;nstrs fty IN suffau VI the White lass ss lh
pr per agspE of t3e Safe Government. and upoi
watch alonc niaas # lheu deela they viii support
Convention bit.
Ne d nn knaw Inst the mai fy 81 the Commute,
hs,. rtsseaitd any atguiutn, support 81 the bid
patrd ~ thea, pfepssng otesnzp n cftfe ton at
thu has ss the present lnnse II Dseaaips (l3i nem
befs They will doubtss lake he pasun IN dehsle
ihs, elec',d as egaes under the eAlsling mr.
aen, their lowsrs do eNleai bevand ibsl ,bsifn
a,ent and that 1t remains har The Convention ITSELF IN
YES ed With express auhariy irum the people lhen>
seives, 10 FIX The future basis at representation.
Al meeting 81 Nes'ern members, Il WAS agreed To
pr pose Include Ia The hili provision 10 take the
sense oi The people, well up,n The bas upon the
main qarstion ot Convention itsell;-hus "Cuasea-
vi No Conrentiunl"-"N hiie Basis Mixed iiass7'
This suggested fair way OF testing pubic
sentiment, ally IN counties where close division
vf epiaon exists, and which the present delegates
have no certain mtaus Il forming correct jnJg>
meat.
The subject MI rt,d abi, cone up dung Tho heNt
week and ronSecent indestnns, will cteae lar less
excitement thaa wss NJ one time anticipated. he
prospect u secnrin. some important lnefnal Improve
neni sch"in's. has cefany. M the tue belns. engtos-
sed the principal share at silrntiun.
B.sd,s. Ia. ursei.d state If our relations With al
l.rst ,wn oreiea usy have bad effect IN
jiscf,'g si,ense iuf season fro Internal afaifs
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Ehe zpncabnrg attroiliHm.
THURSDAY. JlAU.iRY %. 1876.
TO THE PUBLIC.

IN consequence # The number and length Of OJiiuaru
Notices. which are constantly cutobeiog Their columns
the Undersigned, editors ol HE .iggiaia.' aud Re.
pabbcda, have ie compelled, 10 justice 10 themselves
aud her readers TO enter hiu the Juaing agreement
They hope their motives will be property appreciated
II Is certainly asking in1 much the hands Of Editors
to devote aae or more columns OF their papers every week
10 the publication Of ong aud (,en tunes asome eo
logies Of individuals never heard OF by une in an hun
dfed Of their readers, and therefore, no sor OF lnees to
them.
Obituary Noiiecs will Hereafter be inserted in the
"j6gi"'n'" and "RepuLticm' hp,n aone olher tlan
the following lerps VIZ:
hose not exceeding one square published free Of
charge; Tor every line orcy and aborc tia, leaoIb u
usual adrefi'sag rates ,cW incfriaLiy be ciarged.
SlATilAM, BILLIARD < TOWNLEY.
Editors ot The Nngnlan
DEWITT & GLASS.
Editors ot the Republican,
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We are indebted 10 the New Orleans Ttupc. extra
oil January IL one 7, NJ. int the following:
LAIE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

m a. N,NI,,n ,.L.--,.,, 4. H..
- -. ~, M" s''''"e' '"'la afNel mere lhs innro'
az - - ,uA' "l''" Pa'e sue le' on me 90 h
w W l'P',S 'i'" .na, pace IT, the EJh nit.
H.. h.,, = ,r 'i's'." p" ,''o -ou Ut ne Jul
desoaebes T., ,,,r ,vct.'' ~ ora'e' ol
d. - Nv, ~ ~ w. ''"', """'" we earn .ha'
~ ,t Wy ~" ''' mar" 10 me el'y 81 Mex
F,, ,ha - !, WI ''''e'' was sun mere.
All, la,aa ,i N'e" l'pe'' we nave hnrtl'
"a Al - IN ~ '"'l,'''"' "e"S
Gve,o,nor, b.s ,,,i,a, =, " y. ''' W. supreme
DE-. in Chief and Gpn R,rre,,n HE sd ", '
m,rJ If ,h ,'., ,' ,''''tS"' n,' St''"u IN com,
per saws The Guvernn,n, ,s in5. .,iaa,,'. "'' '"
.nolI ,ba evil aa', 't e,"'e,n'y WORKING |"
erssafy measures To nut n. ,pI,, In'ay sey ne ne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29

hrnsa ms r,aatis H. ta1 90 "a d lhat giving lie
autlcs would be gar ilsi but he had sand that giving
he n3irF nj ll, lead IN war.
Alf ! LEE el Fafllj sail hat The fem1fk OF tn.
Senator ffzm Oaio thai ne would yote In great ms
ere=so Of The Navy II notice given, warranted the
inference that 1aiica Would lead - var.
Mr. ALLEN appeared oot IL hke ihis dnwing Of Ia
errnres, Int ihe question rcsird here.
Mr.. CAMERON maYp1 Hat shen The senate ad
jaurns. ii adjourn 10 meet on Monday The tno'ion
ptcsa3ltd b. ,eas sud nays-39 10 Mr.. Alien call
ng iHr the yeas End nays
lhe Senale veni luin the consideration Of Executive
bnslaess. ah1 after time spea fHrfela alurnfd
Tn Estrntge Sessions YesttfIay and to-day were
aFinlh nomination judge " o9lAaId, Is jude III
die saFmme Count.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FLORIDA eokrEs1fn Election.
The orders uftle day were ralled. Mr. CABFII
ri lafda heure The deuifc commenced, desire Ia make
l'p Pep sitteHs Ia the meuhe In claimed his sfal--
lie 8uuId f-i pfnpusr bin d. al ~ The pending
1t the member iron = O. Nil slmtus, and
MT The While subject without hrltte the Committee
Elections. viii tnstaruss Ia abs bi tie eln les>
a"l and btmseiit putlt &c a obafnns evidences from
florda.
Il The gentleman should der ne lis he would pr pose
10 him 10 tie House al bHler trouble ni4n lie
sniee 10 ffslen bis seai u liz nesaGt @oud resrsa
hs clam, and commit HE question back Ia Tie Ielp'e
NJ flordi. III came here with must uudn1bt I'd nghi
h his seat. and lie believed be PEOPLE Of Florida would
seuj LIN h1rk.
Mr.. BROLKENBROU6lI the claimant, declined
these Propositions With leelug and then proceeded
10 demonstrate his rluhi the bed hy Mr.. Cahell.
Mr.. CABEIL moved hal Mir Il. have leave To pro>
coed ler another hour htg be WISHED alter The
hrs haur was passed. Mf y declined he fer.
mullea was gadr al llc usual haur ia ADJOURN.
Mr. WENTWORTH u Illinois. aud several other
mFmber, ii the majority ebJeeled. HE maj,rly Of lhe
whole House, however, were more liberal A. abel
vi probably be paIn,c3Iiy executed 10 morrow by
The House. The adj enmcal was carried by vote oi
l20lo 81.
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MORE OF MEXICO, FRANCE, SPAIN
AND ENGLAND.-'lhe subioncd letter written at
Havana, CUBA J on tbs 3i ii THIS month. contains
msrr 81 the fumefs which have reached tins country
through ,atious channels. The Minrt, WHO is yen.
denan II olseUatIon. ereculaies still more nppn lhr
state 81 attts. and gives additional mpurance IN the
rnmors.- Phiad L. S Ga..
Havana. January ,. 1916
Dear SIT have hard numerous fumofs than are
arng atDut IN ths CITY, ard will give yau few al
lhem; therc IL no doubt grand scheme Is going
iofNafd smons The European coatis one of The unurs
Is. lhat uur d the suuB If the King o France
y the hfaaia Of Spain and lake possession u MeNlco
and give II back to Spar. The Cuurl 81 Madrid will
appoint the sonoi pals Phillip Regenio Mexico Their
appears s,re ruth IL lhs tuuur have large
Spanish fleet IN the habuf. aud a large French fee Il
expected here 10 ael Ia concert with The Spanish En-
gland vi" have large number Of SHIPS Of war 10
rruz' in the Gull Il Mexico.
What share If the spod ENGLAND is 10 receive or her
share. Madam Rumor does say, but only hints at
tppei California, ot the eastern hall .. Cuba. say Ia
the longitude o "a, rs this part of The island will be
neater her possessuus, Ihe Cont of Madrid does not
like the ldca Of giving ENGLAND G,o hold in Cuba
as from this island spain derives yearly all her revenue
and she knuws foil well that II Eueland once raises
the crass u 81 George in Cub, the ohur island lust
:" her aoi n Iica pl this viii uer 10 Victoria Poro
Rlcn.
Santa Anna is here and is deep politician; he Is no
doubt ny ing h oGtel reyoutan ia Mexico through
he afay ty working IN tleir feelings against HE
United States for Ming Texas. As Santa Anna is
IN the power o he Spanish Government, he Wishes to
make appear that he IL In favor If piyinq up Mckee
Ia Sraih; he Is in eetres pandcnre unh att the Genel
ola Ut Mexico. as he receives several large packages by
every sieau packet from Vera Cfla
Sao'a Anaa yuu will find to lead the European dip
lanausis on the wrapI srrul, his object will be It
il'r'w NrNle, Into The arms Of the United States uS
at The time the fanp un poWes have all things atran
eed: this he IN doubt ihtuks wi cause War hetwert
fmoee aud Spain, III which England NUS lake par
will Spain.
fon Will see Thai Spain in her stupidity will lose til,
'siand u N9ha, as The Nntauians only want neux
10 declare themselves iudeltrdent and have the Re-
public oi Cuba. Iocle san will no douhl have "a,
efficient navy 10 keep a. few hard knocks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29

fafef) whth Canzir can fnrsish the grain az H.. 49,.
"rs quality al an average OF IS cents per busbeI m I'D
-S"Pfosi"e Height, insurance aud expense lnn ,l,
foH to London the same as from The L S,,.es .,a
ale probably lowet--we could no, enter ,n,o .,,r
since The average of the prices of vbe,, f., ~,
VI years on our sea hoard would overrun y ceo,.
eushel.' The average price of wheat At o,b., P''
p"i's is stated, on The authority. tn be s,,n
nhiaF"fabe 10 us-beinr only II cen,s ne, t.,
afehansei. Riga and 81. Petersburph n, csn,.
~ ',' e.'a'fS' gram market in Europe ncx, Ia
-, "'' o0' cents al Odessa, on the Black Sea :
H. '''oe"'' NSays our New York coiemp1rary
:, o"'ol 10 the general deficiency this ve,,
pa" hatfests, the repeal Of The I'm laws .f
"''"'' pushed, may furnish an advantageous
. 80 ""' surplus grain, such will not be its rfIer,
pe'''''" II eummon years and under ordin,ty 81;
moreover. IN eny calculation 10 be mad.
IA. "'s !" England, II must be assumed that prices
~ '''e'e 'ne moment the duties ON npnria,ion
''' away lie mere rninor OF an Intention ia a,
'o'S ieIn caused decline Of one shilIno s,erlioo
'''e' !" h'of-and certainly would Immediately ems.
farther Decline cause
"e Pfnepa' advantage 10 Re derived from Tho ,eno.,
VI ''e corn dciie' subsequently. will enure Il, Tho IT,
SOU '''''''e's' upon Whom ihos" duties apera,e ma
ere ana oppressive iax-ihe more oppressive b.,a
''s TAX Is 'hpsf' on the very ''s,if of hleo un..
ny 'eefe'ofe, Demands is rfpei-a den,nd ,,.;,.,
""eo 'he Int TESTS Of taml ed arse crazy pab,
~ 'e 'of sine' instant m'gt,d This ia ma ,r,L,
Ills a1e'S IN Which duty is Il 4 uron The co,s,,
iof The reason Lal ii is al" os an iorulv tJ,o.,
NE ioitlh afi;'e nItn VII Oh il is levied v,,h,, ;,
i'S'o'i'y oil a"eme"'irs II Q Gnm,sic supply Ever,
fe'd o lard Id Gr,ai Briian as Las l,.n t,,n
""fhto' sufro''s II, man. Industry and art ave ram
'"ta 10 'Sif'c' fan tie all every thing which i, is
el"of' under The higher state of improvement, and IN,
"oS' approved nudes OF cultivation OF yielding. Com.
'''' ''e'''''F' "a" add "o'ins 10 the animal pru.
e'; anu Tie duty. Incapable ol xrlinp any iua,en
III '"is KIND, eunsitiut,s ut cossy m au f IN. 49,;
-aN II DIES likewise uron bacco (Which is rs ,rc,,,
d'ctftue Gufy, IS II duties are ,fi,e al
upon all o'ier aflics HE domestic supply Of which i;
not It's cred aud augmented by lie exclusion i,l., mar.
TALLY or altogether, If he f n un
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
EDITOR'S O.NUE.NCE.

RICHMOND, Jan 90, 1876
portion Of the tnisersny Committee reutn,d to
me cry In his Evening cars, and tie rem aimcr
expected tn.morrow. Is Rrpor, has mol yet, If
course. been drawn up; hnl from brief conversation
with one Ut them, am moi prepared expect any very
extraordinary ve.pn.nis- certainly he cnn
OF ABUSES or maladm misIaon se,ius III j, silly
On HAT aec' INT, 0ione tie Wliav al trm the Univ,
sliy oi the Sac annuity. viii rot, Luwevsr anci
pate The committees account Of lis labos, its
judgment upon The facts elected
he proceedings Of hr Legislature few days 1887,
have been entirely dos u'e u general interest. This
morning. the coniiiee t rtsds reported to tie HI
bill providing for The s Of the canal Bnchan.
an, and Tor its cunp lto tide wairr" IN The amer
and the terms indicated in the resolution adopted by
the Stockholders Of the jane River & Kanswla Cum
pany their late aEural mpeiirg-ihat is 10 say, the
Stale is TO assume as its debt the guaranteed bonds
of the Company, amounting 81 100000. and TO re-
lnquish debt Of 100000 due from The Company to
The Commonw ealih-iNo millions Of dollars in all-un
condition tina, the Company which is authorized 10 Dor
isnwn credit Che lean to be secured by hen
its revenues and works, sum sufficient for the pu
Pose, shall. by the - day of -, complete lis line
Of improvement as required by the bill. The sum esl
"""u W ue necessefy ny the Doafu u IHto'"'S w.
laid before the committee; and for that rerdn OF NC
line above Lynchburg: it 10 be very lar be
low The actual amount that will be required The es'-
mates as follows:
Tide wafer conneclinn s2soooo
Suuthside and Rlvanna connections l36,UUo
Completion ot works from Lynchburg to
Norh River 1880
Extensiu.i Of the canal from North River
10 Buchanan, 4oo'9'o
To complete The canal from Lynchburg 10 buchanan"
CAS- mes) you will Perceive the Board think less lha
million of dollars Tor about 900 per mile) Amply
Sufficiently hch. added to the sun. already expen'e"
upon that part of the line, and surprising the works exc,
cnled some years To be still entirely available wo'
show less COST by several thousand dollars per "''o
through the mountain section than expended uI'
that portion or lire line in the comparatively level fe"'"
bsl1w LJnchbpr, an estimate which Secm', even I"
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~ Il 10, nsefca lie cal.Hauiy weal3 b a,'.te
By "letlu.g s. ala,."
Iaaeed. lily dgssfei y the rr pet. a. iad hftfe
Congress, aad improbable da CONSIDER tie prospect
al its hecuniins iaa thai should nol attempt Ia an
Awe It II did not discover hat ifgr Pdiln nj "uT
Commercial have stnang aprrri.nsuns ai iis pas
sage. dislike long eiefs. aud shall be a. hiio a. s
siae. II feadet myself nHcsib.e, bal ! lar
nst crave sauf patted III eo, TefhaP' 1iee letters
The OHIO 10 lliiiopsts Pafkefshuf4 Gszet'e
II the l5h ins'aHf. sa}s:--'lhe iht.e ohHahs. re-
reHlly einhsed hrfr charge 81 carving away SLAVES
aete hrdpifi brute Judge AlrGsmas Yesterday and
admitted 90 hail ~ the 81 90 each Nj llans
II lluaar. Oai1 becoming bal. Tho late prisoners hss'
consequently reiurned To THRU hamts. somewhat wsef
pfabahiY. Han whra they lrt them.
TIE samc paper has a statement that iva men had
hren arrested and committed, the change Il eniein@
and rersuading slaves, the property ol Ge"fge Nrar.
81. Pafkefsbare. III II appeared then ~
enlion II lake The slaves 10 the S5uh aud sell
heu.
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VIRGINIA.

are obliged Ia MI Thompson for tabular statement
u The population aud tyihables ui the tour districts of
Virginia According IL his, the lf,e " he poppIation
OF Western Virginia IN lSi0 nas 81 80 and tha, Of
Eastern Virginia SC9,1os. MaJdiiy IN favor of the
West 2.i72
Free wife iythahes of Western Virginia in 1915.
9o'9l do. IN Eastern Virginia s9,6i5, which shows
that Western Virginia mas 4 ll6 nore wbi,e ,y,hahles
than Eastern Virginia. Fiacaalc Democrat.
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.lliDGIt NNOODA ARD.

II appears from the following leef In the Baltimore
Aneuran. that the nomination II tins gentleman has
betn rejected BY the Senate
W.snlNGrnH. ilny %. 1916.
The Senate, in Executive Sessinn this aiiefnntn fo-
Ieclei The nomination al Judge Woodward nf Pennsyl'
yaais nominated 10 The y nrh 81 The Snprrme Cuuf tu
I'll Ihe vacancy accustomed by The death Of Judge Bald
yin. Inc vote WAS large and the maj1uy decsye.-
Tie result ia eoni.fniiy with he Repu OF The
judiciary CommiIlee, Who mad examined the very
thoroughly.
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UIfrh nLa l.essl bound b RiehMoad.

Tie New Nalk Herald Of Wednesday says
Brig Nancy Jane Godfrey. OF and from This port, ON
iast } bauaJ 10 Richmond. With sssed cargo and 81
ht ninss Of brandy driven ashore the beach be
10" Befla Md on the uiab ofihe Jh, aud will pfuve
teal l9ss. Foreu Of The caf.o. Is lhouah.
will be saved in damaged cufdnoa. Nj Robhns,
@ferk>u asitt al the dslue,is on the beach, and
Vii do all IL his power promote The interest Of all coli
cefned.
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NAGal0f.s WANTED!

VIE SUBSCRIBERS afe wattliny to purchase
any number 81 ill<r.t.Y Young NEGROES
thatMttI suit The S,ulatm market.
As "ef are ANXIOUS Il make lhetr purchases as snee
p"y as ls,'"e' lhey assure Hose having any Tor 81 n
~ NY WI" pay a. hrii' cash ptlee, tie ubtaln-
I'd IN any market IN Inc STATE pprs,us nt, ,.,st, :,
s''l, VIII do well Ia cali on Them before n,skIno sale.
y, o'-He Wish 10 purchase uue al two Btack.,nilh,
''1 ~ !t''s'S' DAVIS Y HART.
-
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bill was then postponed until Tuesday next.
United STATES SENATE.
NA.niNGToN, Jannary % lStf
Personal ENPLANATIoNs


MI ALLEN then rose Ia a personal evrl,n,,i,n If
'"'"e remarks Submitted 10y bin, Yesterday. He had
'e'n reported as expressing an apprehension tbat war
u"".u r"he rom gIsng the nouce To Grpa, Britain.
"'u "' Ss' ms. hut hal rather contended that
"reat Bualn wonJ not find in tLe fact .r oiy,n, s
notice any just cause Of var
Moreovtr, he would say NOW. however much Senators
sh justly Tier as 10 The probable effect nf not,rc ,Aa,
a"u ""n'd nat 60 Ia war np4n this Ofeenn question
a. ""lfss she desired 'nnakr ,ha ffeI.xt or
policy. '"'''''S = ''a'e
M CALHOUN cleo iesrsl TO eol!:et nislrffe
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/ ARDS, REAN \ 60. have TN hand ','..,.
any tIhdiR SONG AH,lH is. the ns~ns,
the Ii ,,i 'e aflce OF street dress lnrnr,ed na
s,.a. '',rgr ourselves to sell them fr trss .,r H.
n him ,','t IS seg Tor in New York. pb,l,ss,rh.
ear, p, ish'nainn CITY. D. Ije buo,, ,rl,, -.
''y frees ranging from IS to rs. mug ""'' "f
~. also
,,,o,, "A. On aand very large assortment If Conn,
Ms fan1int IN ptrcr lrom Is ris =, t1n
REGARDS. RYAN SO.
Oct. y 'NeEi dor 10 H. Z. lons :
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THE CHURCH SOITIi.

In the uial IN Mayssllle, between The members of
the Methodist CHI. Souih. and The old organ zllion
Judge Reed mas delivered erlnion. which IN effect
divides III" property m the rnporlon OF membership
ol the respective parties. An appeal has been taken
to the Count oil Appeals.