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fCoMMUSIcATED.
MANUFACTURES OF STRAW.

Messrs. Edicrs:-A desire 10 introduce anew
means by which additional employment can be
given 10 those disposed 10 industry, and which
will compensate Them Tor their labor, induces
me to request the publication OF this article.
The object is TO introduce a simple, neat and
profitable article OF manufacture, which is adapt.
led 10 the female portion OF our Stale-lhe plat
ing of Straw for bvnnets halls, &c. When We
know that, in Massachusetts alone, the value OF
straw imported grass, &c. made into bonnets, hats,
&C. is 81 $40, 900 per snnum, and that this is the
work OF females and children, we can readily
perceive lis great value, il introduced, among
our females. That they can speedily learn 10
plat il as handsomely as the Massachusetts le.
males, no one will deny. To enable them 10
learn, il is only necessary that they should take
an old bonnet rip il 10 pieces, and they will rea-
Oily see how 1t is plated
II they will prepare the Straw by the directions
here given, plat it well. and bring il TO Richmond
in the plat state, the Messrs. Carpenter will will
lingly purchase it al liberal price per yard of
plat. The manufacturing, or making it into
bonnets, is another and distinct branch of manu-.
tactu:e.
To split The straw after il is properly cured, so
as 10 reduce it 10 its proper texture, il is only ne
cessaty 10 fit the point of a enknfe in piece
of board, leaving about The eighth or fourth OF
an inch above the board then pulling The straw
against II. straw of any size can be made.
Directions Tor curing straw, 10 adapt it 10 the
manufacture OF straw bornets. hats, &c:
"Cul wheat or rye straw while in iull blossom,
or as the blossoms begin TO fall Seal! j, in a
few hours after ii is cut Ohe heads being frs, cul
Off 10 boiling wafer about quarter OF minute;
lnen spread and dry it in the sun. Take cafe
tina. neither rain nor dew falls upon it. Il will
cure in three days sunshine. Then keep il in a
dry place"
Rye and wheat are nearly in the true condition
10 be cut beg that an effort may be made 10
Introduce this valuable manufacture into our
STATE Rye is Inc best straw, because Of The pre-
ference given TO ils color by the ladies. Il is
grown in every neishborhood; and 100 lbs. when
dry, will give whole family occupation in rlail-
ing for many months.
Every female who can obtain supply OF straw,
can now have The means OF making yearly
support by plating i; and this, TOO, can be- done
al her own freside. She can plat il al home
pu! i, up carefully; send it TO Richmond TO the
Messrs. Carpenters; and they will pay price
per yard which will depend upon the neatness and
beauty OF The workmanship.
A FRIEND TO FEMALES.
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REPORTS.

MlIcoAc, MEXICO, August 22f, l647.
SIR:-The undersigned has The honor 10 re.
port lha, on the morning of The 10Th inst, be as
sumed the command OF The 18th Infantry, in con-
sequence OF Ii. Col. BoDham being disabled By
the accidental discharge Of his pistol, which took
effect in his hand.
In obedience 10 orders he battalion under my
command, consisting OF 4 companies u The l2.h
Infantry moved forward AT l O'Clock on Inc morn
ing Of the 20;h insl from The camp they occupied
in the evening, towards The Notifications OF Con.
treras for The purpose OF creating diversion 10
favor of the assaul,ing column, which was to
appear in rear OF the enemy's works. The order
10 advance was promptly obeyec BY the troops,
and after much difficulty The battalion succeeded
in getting position under ledge OF rocks, about
one hundred and fifty yards from the enemy's bat.
leries. Immediately anerdayligh! we commenced
a fire of muskeiry on The enemy which was re-
turned BY their batteries and small arms-aboul
the same time, or shortly after the FIRE was open.
ed from my command, the assauting column in
rear OF the enemy entered and carried the FORTH.
cations in most gallant style. | Immediately
gave orders 10 advance and follow The rerealing
enemy, which was obeyed by the troops With
alacrity, and their FIRE tod with deadly Effect
No. il a list Of The wounded 10 this engagement
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by Magnetic Telegraph, to the Baltimore Sun
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
UNITED STATES.


IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE ATTEMPT TO
OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT = FoRCI.
BILE DISSOLUTION OF THE AssEMBLY-PA-
Rls IN A STATE OF ANARCHY-PROMPT AC.
TON OF GoyERNMENT-ARREST OF THE
RINGLEADERs : POLISH DEMONSTRATION
IN PARIS-GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN THE
AUSTRIANS AND ITALlANS-FIRMNEs IN
BREADsTUFfS-ADvANC IN COTTON, &c.
We received yesterday the following dispatch
from our New York correspondent, by which il
will be seen that The new steamer United States
has made her passage over 10 fourteen days hav.
ing sailed from Liverpool on The 18th of May,
four days after The Hibe!nia, and consequently
brings four days later intelligence:
New YoaK, May 3l-2P. Nj.
The New American steamer United States.
which letl Liverpool four days alter the Hibernia'
having been delayed by coppering, arrived of
Sandy Hook this morning, after very quick
passage. Her performance has been all that was
anticipated.
Since The departure OF The Hibernia, up 10 The
Saturday prior 10 her sailing, no material alera-
ton had taken place in The aspecr of trade, or
the general curren, of financial and political
events, although mercantile operation. DO NOT
seem 10 have encountered any positive retardins
influences.
Still the increasing accession OF war inielli-
gene. from the Continent has contributed in no
small degree 10 create hesitation and call for The
exercise oil extraordinary vigilance and caution.
So far as The operations OF The present week are
concerned we have 10 record no re:focesson from
Inc 6rmness II prices in the co r.aIaet, as an.
nounccd per The Hibernia.
On The contrary, while -four has slightly i'm.
proved, eensraily amended tone has been &C.
auired. Indian corn and meal for both OF which
articles there is a sustained demand for Ireland
a, advanced rates. The closing quotation prices
IN The corn exchange on The l7h inst, stood as
follows, viz: Best western Canal -four per Dbl
27s 81 25s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 37s.
a 27s 81; Richmond and Alexandra. 27s. 27s.
81; New Orleans and Ohio, 26s. 27s Canadi.
an, BIS 27s. Cd; United States and Canada
sour, 24s. a 25s.
Wheat-Uned States and Canadian, white
and mixed, per 10 lbs. Is. ID, 10 IS. 3D., red S.
3D. 10 Is. Sd. Indian Corn per quarter OF 4s5 lbs
white 81 29s,; yellow % Bis Indian Meal
per bbl l2s. Sd. lbs. Sd.
Cotlop.-The Cotton market has been steady
since The 18th. and prices had an advancing ten.
| dency on The 18th. The sales wsIs abou. $500
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A letter in he Baltimore Sun says that Gen.
Taylor is expected every day in Washington on
his way 10 The Court OF Enquiry al Frederick,
Nd, whittier h, has been ordered. We hear OF
i, from no o,hG quarter. II true, h: may take
the route by the Ohio river.
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TO TIE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA STATE
STOCK,

roNFoRMABIY TO the let section OF an &C. o. s ,r
" General Assembly, passed 3lst March; i.s, he
titled ian nc, concerning transfers Of state s.Se
books for the transfer Of cerheates Oh she ~ ,.s,t
mi, Commonwealth In the several onces OF Ies n,..
viii hereafter be cosed during the ten days 1es pr
esdne The Is, day Of January and July In eaen made
consequently no transfer Of such sio1a can
oe'~e0h ''e ~" F. ii. LAWSON, Treasurer
yireInis Treasury Department, ev,s
June LIST, l8e
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A Temp
rance Meeting will be held al Hobson's Chap
in the county Of Powhatan, on the lst day OF Jc'
ly next, when addresses may be expected f'cr
Capt. Thomas M. lsbell and William J. Old.
TWhis and Advocate and all papers irieI.'
ly 10 The cause requested 10 copy.
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J NOTICE.-wr. Joseph X. Irving OF Lynehssi
will deliver an Address, as representative ofthe JAW
Society Of iiampden Sidney College, on the 2stn 'u'
that being the day after the ensuing commencement"
said Institution
VIM. $. EAsLEY,
J; Il. KNIGHT: r.: Committee
June 2-c4t WIN. II. MITCHELL
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Nj AR RTET

Married, on The 'G'h May, in LII RIVER, MatI'
son county, New York, BY The Rev. NJ. Bliss,
DIR. RcrERr II. POWER Of York Town Va 70
Miss AsnIr M daughter OF Col. Z. D. Jeucss, O
the former place.
IT Wing requested 10 copy.
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T5TT RICHMOND ENl1L1 skEh.

Ffom this point, we followed The enemy in the
direction Of The city o! Mexico, about three or
TOUR miles until we arrived near the iotsihcallohs
OF Chulnbuscu. Here received orders 10 move
around with my command and by making cir
cui, 10 attack The enemy in The rear; which in
The performance OF these orders, on arriving al
the main road leading 10 The city OF Mexico, we
found the enemy in great force drawn up 10 or.
der Of battle, awaiting our approach. a small
yard surrounded b. stone fence, appearing 10
b. the only place u safely Tor my small loice
from the overwhelming numbers OF the eneny |
directed my advance that way, and when in the
act OF taking possession of lhe enclosure, We re-
ceived a most deadly fire from the enemy, who
ou.numbered US, more than ten 10 one. 10
few minutes The 9Th and 18Th regiments under The
gallant commanders, Coils. Ransom and Morgan,
came up 10 our support, followed by two regi-
ments oil Volunteers The action now became
general and exceedingly warm, the contest now
fierce and obstinate in The extreme, until The enc.
my's forts being carried in front, and being hard
pressed in the rear, general flight easued NO.
2 is list OF lhe killed and wounded 10 this en-.
gagement.
cannot close this report without mention
ing in the highest terms of commentator Tue
conduct of the officers and soldiers under my
command. Captain Holden, Lieutenants lap
lin, Gibbs, Smpkins, Alsmedt, Steen, and Adlu-
tant Bronaugh, all performed their several du'
ties promptly, and were always 10 be seen, where
ever their presence was most needed. Captain
Holden who led on his men through the most
deadly fire of the enemy, and Lieulenants Simp.
kin, and Steen, who acted throughout the whole
battle, Blu, more particularly in the afternoon,
with the GOODNESS, discretion and va!or of vete.
rams, until being severely wounded, Lieutenant
Simpkns was carried of the field. Lieutenant
Steen was seen everywhere in the thickest OF
the fight, leading on and encouraging his men.
have the honor to be, sir your most ODE.
die, servant, ALLEN WOOD, Capt. Co. c.,
and Comndg 18th Infantry.
Capt. O. F Winshp, A. A A. q.
lst Brig. Sd Division
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left THE TREDEGAR IRON WORKS, in hi

I EFT THE TREDEGhR kun WORKS, IN wv
- city, about four weeks ago. without any proSoe''
ton whatever. the following Negro Hen-viz:
GEORGE-hired of SIR Richard Ill., Of this city, ne
properly OF Mr.. P. II. Price, near verdon, Hanover
county. He is supposed to be about IS years OF age
dark brown fellow, thick set, and Is very active an
smart. u
JORDON-the property OF Mr.. I'd. Sydnor, OF nan,
over Is abont 40 years Of age. dark brown ai'o
tall, downcast look, and speaks slowly He believe
be lurking about the city-and George may be- ZOO
A suitable reward will be given for their apprenes
sion and return to me, a, the Trederar Wofs.sDoos
June 2-c2t J. X. ANDEEoo.
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Ir The Junenumber OF the Southern Lilera-
ry Messenger will be issued TO subscribers to.
morrow mornine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-02

II We yesleday received from Mr.. James
Simpsons new aud handsome establishment on
Main street, generous present OF delicious ice
cream, strawberries and cake.
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late letter from Mr.. Clifford, we hear, SPEAKS
confidently of an expected ratification OF INC
Mexican treaty. The later Intelligence IN NC
Baltimore Sun, it will beseen, throws dono' o'e'
Ihe result. 10 view OF Penay Penas address
and other strong circumstances, we cannot ou'
hone that we shall speedily have peace.
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HEADouARTERs 18TH INFANTRY, !
Cuerpevaca, April II, 1913.

HEADoCARTERs 18th infantry,
Cuernevaca, April II, l648 }
JOHN H. PEOPLES, Esq.
Dear Sir-In my report of the part borne by
the 18th Infantry in the actions of August
Goth, you have, by typographical error, made
the name of Lieutenant WM. B. GILES 10 read
Lieutenant "GIBBs.' have to ask Of you that
you will mako the necessary corrections
matter Of sheer justice to him-as he was sur
passed by none in cool courage and daring.
Yours, very truly,
ALLEN WOOD,
Capt. Comd'g 18th nifty.
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NOTICE.

HAVE authorized Mr. R u. Trent, at Trenton. y
/ collect all debis due me, which were CONTRACTED u
nv Trenton Store-whch Store sold out about Hsn
January 1913 have no other agent 10 collect thase
dsht. consequently payne be made only 10 W.
Tran, or myself JOSEPH HODG50a.
Columbia June 2, l64s-cst'
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broad enough for all true Democrats 70 .. s.aau bo
nav he onp,.ed 10 the great principles Oh .nI
Democralic parry. That these principles wa VIZ
meet with YOUR cordial assent and support ahu
no illustrated in your administration, IL can
Oh m his high office by your country, we w uo
for moment doubt; bu, feel assured tnat VIII,
Won exercise forbearance win trmness you WI
moi fail 10 exert your faculties 10 fnaln.ain .hs
PRINCIPLES and jus; compromises OF inc ConS'nu
i;nn II = sniril of moderation and broherly love
en- vitality essential to the perpetnly oil me Union
and the prosperity and happiness oil our common
country. WE offer you our sincere coneta'u,,aa
lions mon This distinguished mark OF Inc puoiie
confidence, and are, with sentiments OF h'eh es
TEEN and regard. dear sir.
Your friends and obedient servants,
A. STEVENSON,
President National Convention.
ROBr. P. DUNLAP, Of Maine,
J. H. STEELE, of N. II,
CHESTER w. CHAPLIN, Of Mass,
IRA DAVIS, of Vermont,
B. B. THURSToN, of R. l.,
ISAAC TOUCEY, of Connecticut,
G. d. WALL, of N j.,
]. C. JONES, of Pennsylvania,
$. b. DAVIS If Delaware,
b. G.. HOWARD. OF Maryland,
ED P. SCOTT. of Virginia,
w. N. EDWARDS, Of &C..
]. NJ. COMMANDER, Of 5. c.,
C. ]. MCDONALD, Of Georgia,
j. A. WINSTON, of Alabama,
j. G. McG EHEE, OF Florida
POWuATAN ELLIS, Of Bliss,
r. w. ENGLISH, Of Illinois,
A. J. RalNEY, of Arkansas,
G. NJ. BOWERS, Of Missouri,
C. G. ENGLISH, of Indiana,
J. LARWELL, OF Ohio,
THOS. ]. RUSK, Of Texas,
SOLO. w. DOWNS, of Lousiana,
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After very long and able, and animated us
cussion the General Assembly oil INC -,
Church al Baltimore gave decision on "eu
nesday, upon the appeal OF DR.. sK'nns, =, neA
ington from the condemnation by the ffesOS'e'5
OF Virginia. case which has lea % .'ue" s
element in Rockb,iise The General Asse"'"iS
voted, or sustaining The appeal Ill io' susan
ing in pal, Sc; for mol sustaining 3D. i"e az
peal was thus sustained restoring Dr. oA,'"e' :"
his ministerial functions. II appears '""' w
Assembly is 10 consider the question o. e1p'e'''
ing hsir general sense as TO the aes's@
sure which should be inflicted on pf' 'A''n''
and The Presbytery.
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THE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.

THE WIG NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Delegates are collecting ia Washlns'on' ana
we learn there is much 'jowerlns J" '"e 'aIa
between the TAYLOR and Clay men, q ~
OF Delegates and Wing Consress'nen 1900, w." ~
held on Wednesday night 10 settle .hs u's.o as"
elements. It is impossible to make guess a.
10 The probable nominee. Inc cn"" ,,..uh;nL
candidate seem 10 hac.uate hourly. m""s .u'lA
that either Scot or some third Candidate WIN "
run-and many that no nomination. W." ~
made, but fr0 candidates will be rum an %- -,
he South and Northern man for the Nof'n'
so as 10 carry the election into M '.0A''' -,
10 the latter event, Democratic oena'e "n'
elect the gallan, w. O. Butler vice rtss'uen'
Let The Wings beware OF such game
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-03

BY ia arrival Yesterday 1T the ailrl States hrin
May ne. Capt. llu>sr', lrom iampico the slh IN
slant We hev" received papers trom the cry MrNca IL
Vie - el le"uuy Tho papers previously received
were un#S L. hr IQh
ltWlI#he ,,coeeisd howcvcr that a courier reached
No'a tff7 inst b.tte hr NcN Or, aus sailed vino lii
Tie iapHtI on the 2ofha frnuatv he only glimpse
+ news deIlyrd tan HIN wa, To- the effect thai an AZ.
W-lee ~ two month, had hcen assented Ia hy General
ia er ard that nenld be trma, sIsaed on the 2ilh
B} ibs aalfll from laWpco We have nothing 81, atr rs
hls bit b, the Nar ii Inc ped, see that both The
cIIJn ssl5ncrs 10 negotiate an armtslice bad survived
Iue, II, Gc1c'al EprN Nlhml and Senior G1iaoo
The Monitor slys That General Scott had an interview
N1h them, addaa. A. We learn lram lhe Nia1. that
"thaa1b suspended IA his lu1ctl ns gehctJlin chief
We IN eIsaoJ tina, pfeseots obstacle 10 the negotiation
Of am aml,tlcr.'
Tic sauc Monitor says that Gen. Butler had conscn.
ted Ia The lcusan ilbe payment Il the a>se,sne,
levied upon hrPsaIeuf the clty. In the space Il muI
DAYS AMI unt tbs Ms ,aoied IN consequence Of The a
buyt eamml>s out.s
The oilr tC, an oNirlct from letter dated Tuluca
Frbmafe s, winch SAYS that Gen. AyrI,z within
bal dat ;, rldc OF ihAt cry tina, the Amrr,al uopp,
were N der arms and the owu full Of people. Noap
ueheaslon Is expressed by the Star OF lis eorrsPon-
dult
Inc Ioiuca diligence MAS robbed as b"irc mentioned
by Us, On u,e tom nit. Ole Of the persons raoaeI
SAYS HAT the chei II the robbers Is deputy of til,
Nafe
lie Monitor Rarahhcano mentions an outrageous act
cf Gen Pefdgon Gay. al lnh naer prrtcnce ii per
rui military duiS.h sent To In house ct the lieu.cn
ant lone, bad nm brought out. aud received nvra Y
five blows ut ,lc hiad known to The Mexican sefy.ce
The unfortunate lieutenant colonel had but shot TN,
before, ana Ia the SAM place, in agreement with Per
dIgn, MI cited slme 5sles up nt"oefhS assistants Io
to'boff He raloae has bought eharss against Fer
dig II.
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SECOND DESPATCH.
NEW oRK. March

NEW DIRK, March 40 /. VI.
The Liverpool European linz, It the I'm INST.
nrlndes artlce the events in r. nce,a follows:
England waits with her arms folded, N deep and anx
ions alarm, Tor the neNl ct HIS eventual hlsu-
rN."
l. could scarcely b. anticipated bat that the great
mnyemeal winch has clnyul,rd France, should ave
been felt in some degree. IN the }rsh Islands.
IL London, tllfng dis iosuon 10 not eNperen
ced nthe early part Of the week, but The dI,urderllrs
were confined 10 mlscheyous boys and citizens out Of
cmrI lyment. Order Was speedily restored.
II Glasgow tine unul's We're more tlilus and sever
al persons were unfortunately by HE military. The
that city were merely thieves, who pundred
the shops and had evidently political object nvew
In Manchester some tendency to disturbance has been
Exhibited but everything is nov quiet Incur own town
tranquility has been nndlstnrhed. Mn uhtTS of nnen
poypd pers AID others have assembled on the EN,
change, bat no political Ietliug is observable.
In eland, breach Of the peace has yet taken place
but the exciting language ii tain portion ofhe press,
which surpassc> anything within uurrgc ccon, has
scaped he attention of the authorities. Wchaveunap>
pehensnn ofanydlsurhanre of the public through
out England generally by rising tor political opinions,
although The depressed stale e trade and the rNsnn
uuc,rtuH, uatu,Jl mcil. ~ 10 thc lfu> Il ltc cs8u
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as may m eumpatae with tsn. tie ufnu:t aaenlian
is deIn4nd,d 10 it,.
tlis, sit. the ur.ef and nd The President 4
'he United States. wkch --,isadfss al d. 10 Inn fr
ihs SPECIAL purpose. IN Ircris Is tue rclat4n tia,
oe II taar u- to mr. hears l., uf>lt when trusted
With serhal oder tnas1 We Ia 4 subordinate II e's
i do hereby eonsry 70 the .esesa,u-,!et Il tie
Army
on viii now Ell. trust sin1ers anil when the a-
mnhieaifea r. hrrel H. shall saiu h, lac, ytnf md
that ffeslly drdticf In Spia the president aod
indeed gay oeGacraiie) admlr'..iaau =, the govern
nant fnasl ntcesslrs be- u has nj ihis rafeulf
insiaaer. halica int egiegtas bnhcr IS Ia make
The transmission and delivery uf that communication dc
pend ut ppm lho amale III Jllty and gracious e5ude
sceRssln ai General VI mi Id Scsai
an, 81. very respectfully. Your obelicn, saat.
\. I. IRlSI
10 Mgr General WINFIELD Searr.
neaeiai lu-chisf oi thr t. y Ann, IN NeNicl
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The 6pterrnent Of the difference STATE 81 this Re.
public are making alls # thcus ives by demanding
from the supreme oaver1mcu the publication If The
cunu. OF the irealy entered iuto with Mr. Inst
! dJ mol 6n0w TT one that vet returned far au-
swcr 10 the ,nlstoT o Relations ley all bubble and
it is PLAIN to that hey have nat the Independence 10
act.--'ihry make in excuse fr not returning direct
answel that the Static uusI toknew the nature OF the
Geaty III oder that their representatives. might repair To-
Qeerearo fully possessed of the la,as ct their consttn
enls on The subject This is humbug They say they
wan an honorable peacelhatn Is neccssaT, l5r Mex
leo. J shon like To know what they mean By hon
orabie peace The time may come when they will b.
glad 10 get any SOFT Of peace. am getting oui Of pa
u"nca with these people. One interior mail will
bring hope OF the early coHsummallon m peace
Of the clplslan If The State with The Federal Govern
uent: aud The neal will kn, ck the hope In the
head bringing acceents Of prOnuneiaons, OF the
INC III troops. casting cannon, and every thl Of the
soft thai indicates war 10 The knife had much
idea ni speedy and anicabe adjustment with these
people, uJl tho power, that be Acknowledged th1t
organizations hgt ran sn'srd nfl 4nl that IA prup,s,
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cor. BONDl RANT.

We have pleasure il laying before our readers a let
ter of Co Buudurani setting forth Why he will not be
able to ylsl The several couns OF the jsriclWe regret
to learn his Lcah is 50 decete as To prevent HIM from
undetg ing l'e labos oil a canvass Surely, in his case
-u'h canvas is mol necessary. Every voter OF The
district knows What are Col. Bondarant'S political SEN
limenls He is Of If mind 10 have decided ylews
upon all questions, ard he has fraukn,-s which DIS
dnus all c4nccalmenf # HI, opinions His lorg Publ c
service speaks eoqnenrly IN his behalf All know him
to he " hg, good and tue and attentive and
taiDbflI member IS not u5e found in the Senate. We
anticipate lis reelection by increased majority