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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
THE AGRIouLTURAL EXHIBITION
AND CATTLE SHOW. s

The arrangements for The holiihg Of the Apsnal
Fair IN Jhs CITY, we learn III train Of pfosFeSs
which, viii make Il one Of the most imposing and
exteaSiye ever held in this secnol OF our Union,
and PROBABLY not exeellsd, so far as Agfithllpral
Predictions Stock ana Machinery are concerned,
By any othes exhibition held thiskyear. HI o4her
States the uniting Of Mechanical H5Ik Agriegltnraf
Exhibitions may presentthe appearance ora greater
variety, but in this State these branches art kept
distinct aud Under different auspices but are sd
ranged as tc come on al The same time. So that
the farmers in visiting our city Do attend the8ex-
hibtion peculiarly connected with their calling
have al the same time opportunity OF visiting the.
display ofslhe Mechanic Arts which Will be opened
at Washington Hail. Thus during the dag they
eau enjoy the rich feast which @f be presented 70
them the Cattle, Show grounds, land in The eve
ming they can witness the wonderful display winch
VIII be open for their inspection IN the Mechanics
IA Tbe indications. we learn, are Ihat the number
and variety of animals which wllpe on the ground,
will very far exceed that Of former years and the
committee Of The Society have consequently hadkhe
number of stalls Tor their accom4iodataon greatly
Ii every other department Of th4 Show, tlere IS
reason to believe that the display will be very pch
enlarged over thar eff last year. For The RECEPTION
OF articles in the Ladies ilePdftmdRt, the hadins
appropriated for the purpose last Wear has heen en-
larged to about twice its former size, andtp very
material alteration has been made for the coMor
ana accommodation Of the visitors. An additlqna
building has lso been erected, especially lofHtht
accommodation Of The ladies' which is to be .plaec
/ hinder charge Of one Of our well known catefef$
confectionery and eating rooms are to be provided
\ Tor the ladies, and private parlor and dressing
I room arefneluded in the arrangement HI
4 RfFREsnMENr HorsEs fur gentlemen Will dis
/ be provided so that persons visiting the gEouhd
i NAV be enabled ID spend Tie whole day within Iii
H enclosures without The necessity o retarnn%to lht
Gty In order 10 recruit the inner man The wh1l
premises are being thoroughly renovated: thgbujld
ings stalls, fences trees, Be- while washed; Id,
Grounds CLEARED a. ana every thing placed Iii com
| plete order. if.I
II IA l.rl, r ,cti -. u A., 10, r,,e,-s and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
INTERESTING MEETINGS.

For some time past there lave been very inter
esting fneetirgs held in The Methodist Episcopal
Churcaef this Town, under the direction OF the
Miaistsfs oftAat denomination who have the charge
of Jefferson Circuit. The exercises have been con-
tnued from day 10 day for twp weeks, YET lie in
terest seems io increase as the meeting progresses
We-were present On last Sunday night and heard an
exceileht discourse from tbeERev. Mr. Dice, the
junior preacher. The audience was The largest We
ever saw 10 that Church. nearly all OF tie seats
the iewsr floor being occupied ty the Ladies. The
atteniiosf and good order exhibited BY 50 large
nunlbefof hearers is highly gratifying
Up tdaiis tine, some fifteen or twenty have pro-
fessed conversion, and attached themselves 10 this
highly respectable and useful body ofChristians.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
PUBLIC MEETING.

IA public meeting of the citizens of jefferson
and adjoining counties, without distinction Of
party, will be held at the CodrtHouse, in
CharIestown, on FRihAY EExr, The sth Of 0cto-
Der, (the FIRST day Of Superior Court,J for the
purpose Of considering the late action Of Con
erosion he subject 81 Slavery, and other fin4lred
questions Tie undersigned request a fuii. at
ibfid+hce of the, people The Hon. JAMES NJ.
Mason and The Hon R. M. T. HusrER,* Z S.
Senators from Virginia, and THE Hon. RICHARD
PAkKER, the Representative from this District,
have teen invited and are expected 70 be present
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

GRomaNrIc SroRY.-The Evansville jour.
nal says Last Monday 4 stranger made P4.
plication to our city grave digger for employ,
ment. He was at once set 70 worf digging
crave. which be completed before evening -
He vas paid one dollar for BIS joe, and feel
;nv unTell went to bed During the sue;
essdine night be died, and in the morning
SsSas buried in the same grave which but q few
bonrs before his own hands had dug.l We
,Tsra unable to learn the name Of the Unfortu-
nate man or any partIof history, save The sad
part here recorded he died among Us . to.
talstranger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
ANOTHER MEETIN c.

On SbHday mornining last the Communion was
administered 10 a very large humber ot the mem
bers i the Protestant Episcopal Church. after q
very appropriate and effective sermon. from The
Rev. DuDLgy 4. TYING, The Pastor, Of that denotni-
nation, Inlae afternoon. Inc lite Of Baptism was
administered 70 several infants. and followed By a
well timad Lecture on that subject.
We understand, that the Episcopalians, who now
worship ID tie Court House, expect 70 occupy their
new house ef worship, early in December The
plas,ering y already commenced, and he Other
work on .henterior ofthe building is in the course
Of competisn.
When this church shall Be flashed i vii be. enc
Of The haBdspmest il the Valley
The plan III ii was furnished BY r. G AR LoN5,
Esq, and was The last one ever drawn by that emil
nent Architect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
TRUE INDEPENDENTS.
That capital paper. the Asheyille a.. CO Messen-
ger, thas deals with disunlon and its cohaterals
AND so FORTH


ger, thus deals with disunlcn and its conaterals
AND so FORTH
We have al last lost one Subscriber because we
went against the Nashville Convention &c, &C.
&c &C. aadhe advises Us to move TO The North Z
We ADVISE him 70 move 70 $50 Carolina as pay
ment and SET Of TO his ddr Ne wish him, and
every subscriber we haze gSi b Understand liI they
DO not already that We are faA psitlrsly and ~.
cAange96y oppassd ia dissekio4 ef ~ Us1oH. and
70 every nan. measure, and scheme that looks mat
way, come from what quarter ii may, North, South.
East on West, Nashville, .Asheyilles New York or
kentucky, and TO the whole batch Of selfish, ambi-
tious, fanatical agifaiors. North and South, who
sanction such measure in the remotest way
With them we want no fellowship; we mean such
as are and have bean irving Tor months By words
and acts. 10 sever the Union among whom class
the notorious Rhett ana aI nd followers and abet
tiers.
We recommend hampen crava:s 10 all such degeu-
crate sons Of American sires and while ne wish This
understood, we wish II also understood that We go
for the south, the Ncrsh. The East and the West
the South tor The sake Of he Union and the Union
tor the sake Of he South. we have mol seen. and
nov So ro cause for dissolution Of this Union,
and no probable eanse but Mckee Utah. &C. and
these We had rather sea az the dl Ehan % see one
SAFE severed from The Union and ill we 90 see
mere causes than We have yet re are ready 10
wr.ic talk march, fight and die i'd che field q bat
ne 70 defence fourcommon country and our heaF-
en-norn unloa We recomnend to this subscriber
lhe RsaFcr, Or BEM5scbees NtssW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
GRADUATEa.

At the commencement Of Pennsylvania College
At Gettysburg, last week, among others, the de-
gree Of A. b was conferred upon the following
young gentlemen from our State; John NJ.
Eieheberger. Of Winchester; James F. Crocker
and WIN. ]. T. Carroll Of smiihheld George
w. Anderson Of Harrisburg, and WIN. r. GIayes
Of MiddIebrook.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

I SournE4k USos MEETINGS. The call for
the Union afeeting at Mobile, which We pre-
sumo was tbld On Tuesday evening last, was
signed BY four hundred citizens a great
meeting US alse 10 be held At Natehez, Miss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

ALL RieHr OF SIX Of the Pennsylvania
Congressman who voted for the fugitive
slave bill, four Of them have BEEN re-elssted
BY increased majofities. The other two
we're not anaidates. Some ofthoss who vo-
ted against i have been left at home. Sew
en- Of those who voted for the com prorniss
bills have been reelected. Hurra for the
N Old keystone r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
ANOTHER PATENT GRANTED.

MIR. GaRgis S. GARDNER Of our town has obtain
ed, ihrousht6e Agency OF JoHN S. GALLAHEa, Jr,
a Paieas III his Improved Seed Planter and Wheat
Drill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
= = = = -
THANKS

!. We retarnour thanks to the Hon. JAMES NJ Ma
son for Ihs "a and Sd part Of the Annual Message
of the Presissen. of the United States and Accom-
panying Documents HH3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

70 The population Of Leesburg. Va, is
l,725. The whites number ], 2O7. Freene-
groes al. Slaves 37e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

= Oct. H. ls50--F n. copy.
We copy The above. cali from the Spirit Of
Jefferson By request. Many of the signers placed
their names TO the call under the superstition that
i, was merely intended to give 10. The Virginia
Senators an opportunity Of making defence Of
their factous course during the tendency Of the re-
cent peace measures Of Congress. Bui the editor
Of the Spirit, taking advantage Of the SANDER Of
ssisnaturas-- of them obtained Feluc,anty-and
some Of them on Sunday-says, that
n By the above cali fofa public discussion Of the
questions so recently before Congress for its con-
8ideTalon lit can be readily seen that the people Of
the Importance oflthe present exjgency Of affairs
The call y made spee,ive Of party, and Is signed
BY Some one hundred or more OF our nlasl respect
able citizens. while, If il had been desired. five
hundred could have been as easily obtained
A vileF perveTsion of FACT never was put forth,
The people Of this ssctiea Of Virginia are be-
coming aroused ioahe Importance Of The pgsssnt Ell
gency Of affairs Y What esigeney does he
mean And who aroused he people I The
only exigency We know Of, is the reelection of
Senator Mason-ahd the only & people 4 aroused
are handful Of Jaetisaists who have an eye to a
Dissolution Of The Union
We have no doab, BAT al effort viii be made 10
pass similar resolutions n those passed in Hamp-
salreI as pabiished 10 The Spiii} and i VIII go
forth with this imposing caption T14 prsneiplss
~ tAr ConPromise RsPndialcf.1 &c. Letthe friends
of ne Union Be aware Of thcse who profess rev
erence for he Union. vhilss an their acts show
them As enemies
+ II the agitaiors are 10 favor Of The Nashville
Convention. let them come Ous honestly and aTow
themselves. and not practice fraud upon the unsus-
pecting-and il a majority Of The people are with
them, then lei them pass their Anti Union resolves
We can then understand lhsrn. Or, If they desire
The reelection Of AIR. Mason, We have no ohiec-
tion-the Democrats have The power 70 elect whpr
they please Bal We cannot permit The impression
10 % abroad that majority Of ihe people Of this
Diislrict ARE opposed 70 the CemPromise measures
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

r. The Wigs have elected heir Mayor ]. II.
NJ jerome. ESQ. III Baltimore by 100 majority -
The democratic majority 1t tie Governor election
vas 2755
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
ese doctrine 20 ihe length II rexrlutfonl
1 incnnp atihle With anF peaeeahle aiEzin-

Isd5fion II the goFefnment They lead dire&EF
10 disunicn and civil commofi0n and therefore Il
IS that Al their commencement. when they are first
foara to BE maintained By respectable men and ia
tangible forms enter my Pubiie prosRs, against
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
REsoLUTloS or nj CALHOUN.

Ii February, lsf7, (says tAnSeorgia Chronicle
and Sentinel) Mr.. Calhoun produced into the
Senate series OF resolutions third Of which We
subi5in. This resolution, az Be time ii was sub
mit,ed and Niseasssd by is liinguished author,
was designed tslehetk TIE r claimed for Con
gress to legisla,s on the - fci Of slavery in The
Territories, andsil was regarded by al parties at
The South as maintaining soand conservative con
stifuiional principles "A spri, has, however, come
over the dream of most Ct The followers Of the Ca
rolirian. and those who mos YocisFous iniheir
praise arc now londest il their denaaciation Of the
principles set forth ii this resolution We ask,the
reader 70 scan this resolution closely anu see if he
perceive how the admission Of California BY Con-
gress has violated the fundamental principle pro-
claimed bg Mr.. Calhoun
1 aResolued That ii s.a Fundamental principle in
our political creed, that people in forming Con-
siituiion have The unconditional right 10 fern and
adopt the government which they may think best
calculated 70 secure their liberty, prosperity, aud
lhappness; and that in conformity thereto, no other
lcoHdfton is imposed yitbe Federal Constitution
on aState ia order 70 b admitted into the Union,
except that lis Constitution Shall! berepublican
land that the imposition Of any other BY Congress
would not only be in violation of the Constitution,
but in direct conflict with The principle on which
our political system rests
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
mr. .EM AGAIN.


sonr 6 our wagsish Wing friends. have been
r'gslng re mefnbefso f he parry. for signing The
eaA published q az .'irst IF sFrssA. 70 which We
nave elsewhere aIladed Nearly ali Of them signed
1ae instrument wiLhoas reading il, TheY we're
.osd. mai i vas q he purpose sof inviting orr
senators % address ne people Some were told
'nas ! vas 70 giFe them an opportunity Of speaking;
maj they should nos BE condemned without hear
lnsrs We solemnly believe thar there were not ten
persons signing The cali Who knew the true object
We are foTcibly reminded Of = certain king who
was given to thasame careless way Of doing lhings.
His minister, DESTROYS Of curing him Of this habit
drew up an Instrument 81 wriflag, in which be abb
dicated bis throne. the ssoagl S lnouarch signed
+ s u r.. s's .ss !. p'.T ss
cured him. and he nsvek paper again,
without reading il carefull
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
w hOI IeSale g. Ret a j I
CLOCK STORE,

PHILADELPHIA.
A LTHOUGII we can scarcely estimate the value Of
n TINE commercially, yet b. calling AT the above es
lablishment, JAMES BARBER viii furnish bis friends
among whom includes all who duly appreciate its
feetness with beautf1l and perfect index for marking
its progress, Of whose value they C,N judge.
His extensive stock hand, constantly changing IN
conformity the improvements in taste and style Of
PP pattern and workmanship, consists cf E,gbt-Gay
ETA and Thiriy-kOHr Brass Counting House, PaTlor
b:nsB Hail, Church, and Alarm CLOCKS, French, Co
thic and other fancy styles, wen plain,
which from his extensive connection and correspondence
with the manufacturers ne finds he put at the lowest
cash figure, in any quantity, from a thousand, Of
which he viii warrant the accuracy.
er Clocks required and rarranfsd Cioek Trimmings
pH hand.
CALL and me among them.
JAMES BARBER, 23S Market st.
Philadelphia, August Is, Isi9-Iy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
IL. EaECKS JONES,

WAoie.aie Ifooden, Wiog Ware, Broom, Brush, Comb
Lookiag Gia1s and Yaricty Store,
No j. North Second Street, Philadelphia under j. SIDNEY
.J0nes Caryd FarehOuse.
HAVING enlarged my STORE, have on hand and am
~ constantly manufacturing Hud receiving from the
eastern states and Europe, additions 10 my stock
Cedar Ware500 Cedar and 100 nest painted Iuhs,
700 barrel and 700 saT ChuTns, 100 dozen Cedar and 600
dozen painted Pals 200 dozen Wash Boards, 100 dozen
nest Sugar and Flour Boxes Spgos Spoons and Ladies'
Wtiio1 WGrG-GG0 nest Market and 200 nest Clothes
Baskets, 900 Willow Coaches Chairs and Cradles alarge
assortment Of French aud Domestic Baskets.
Br0oEs and Brushes I00 900 Wire Brooms, 10000 Sha-
ker Brooms 200 dozen each Wall, Paint Scubbng, Shoe
and Horse Brushes Tooth, Shaving, Cloth and Hair
Brushes Of every style.
CoHsbs -200 dozen Fancy Combs of various patterns,
de neck pocket, dressing and netooth Combs Of var
styles.
Look'nP GLASSES Of Pine, Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany
ahd ni Franeali Sizes and patterns German, French
a"a English Looking Glass Plates Of all sizes from by
up ~ ny (packnR insured all parts Of the Union
-t'2e'heT win large assortment or Variety Goods too
numerous 10 mention. The attention of Meych,p,s i
respectfully solicited 10 the examination of NV r al
of which will be SOLD low for or CITY aeeepnne :,
anticipate any competition that can be otfe e-ed
Fh.iadsphia, March ,, lsc0-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
DR. MARTINS
Cpiltpot.m0 Syrup of
" Ii D G II B R R I ,

Is the best Medicine yet for Coughs Colds, Consnmp
tion, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood &c. Read The fol-
lowing
November I3il l545
Dear Sri take great pleasure in saying TO you that
Mrs Ross has been entirely relieved o! her cough by tie
Of your SyrpP IF ild Cherry II had continued for
fully eighteen months She had used several prepara-
tions of the Wild Cherry in popular use, but not
with the slightest benefit, until she took yours. She
ly took six bottles, and am pleased TO say she Is now IN
good health. Every who saw Mrs. Ross thought
her in deep decline. LEWIS p. ROSS,
No 267 s. Charles Street Baltimore, Captain of schoon-
erO. K, Cambridge Packet
In Ciergyman's Throat il is truly 4" Sovereign
Ban,' the Odd Fellow, Washington county, Mary
land, of June 9th, lSis says Price - cents Bottle
Prepared and sold by MARTIN & WHITLEY, AZ
their wholesale Drug Store, 10 Calvert Street, Balt
more,
And for sale by F. J. HOFFMAN and
WATTSON g. JACOB, Lewistown; ALEX
AMBER RurLEDaE, Williamsburg, Huntingdon
couaty. June 80, l649-1y.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
EAI9Il0A EXTI, 4

man BY the name of CL.4Pr he. enq,rcd with .
ysung mau of the Of z. F. Townsend uses h,
name put up SarsapaHa, which they call Df Town
sends aparilla denominat!ng l. GFNrERE Grigal
etc. This Townsend is doctor. and w4s
formerly worker railroads canals and the like. Yet
assumes the title Of Dr. for the purpose Of gaining 6r
hat ne is not This is caution the public he
deceived and purchase none but tlie GENULTE omar
NIL OLD Dr. Jacob TownseHds Sarsapari!. having os
il the Old Drs likeness. his family coat Of arm and .s
signature the coat Of arms.
Principal Office, IG2 yNr.son-st., Mr. T',' CdY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

CHEAP BLINDS Il SHADES.
Es. y. VIII LIZA VII = 4,
No i2 AoriA SiltA street, PhiIadeiphia.

No 10 North SiLth street, PhiladeiPh'z.
JTENITIAN BLIND manufacturer and wholesale and
.etau dealer IN WINDOW sfADgsawafded The highest
PaENI ~ at the New Iora, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Exhibitions.
CURTAINS made and Letiered for stores and public
builtings large assortment Of BLINDS and SHADES
of new sivies and finish lowest cash prices The
public viii find it to their interest TO call
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal 20 he"'
II ~ informs the patrons Of REEMAN's old estab-
ishmeut No If3i South Second that he has removed
from there 70 No y North Sixth st. where he respectful
ly socitz a continuance Of patronage. tmh22Jn
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
Five Hundred Dollars,

T'tlE undersigned has $500 to invest in Fox,
/ Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, aud Rabbit SKINS,
Tor which the highest price in cash win be paid
on delivery, at the Juaiata Hal Store"
n. J. RUDISIII..
Lewstown, March s, }s5G-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
HATS AND GAPS

w HIrEHEAD'S ESSENCE OF slusrARn-
w safe and effectuaI remedy for Rheu-
gnatism, Goat, ,LUH,bago, Palsy, Sprains, Bruises,
Chilbains, Numbness &c. Judkin's Specific
Ointment, Devices Celebrated Rheumatic
Nerve and Bone Liniment, or Pain Extractor
Heylc's Em5rocation for horses; Indian Han
EJye, &c, for sale by
J. y. MITCHELL.
s.eVssown, march 22, 1850.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
"A GREAT MEDICL.YE.n

ave have uniformly RETAINED from recommending to
the public any of the various Patent Medicines Of the
day, unless thoroughly Convinced ofther value. Among
those consider worthy Of notice IS the Germ1R Ic~s
invented by Dr HoCFaHd and prepared hy Dr. Jackson.
81 Philadelphia. One instance in p2rtcuar in hch The
superior virtues Of this medicine has been tested has ll.
lea under observation. During the last summer a
Of MR. AaRAHAN GRARIlL, Of this county, was very
seriously afflicted with Liver Complaint, aud after trying
IN vain various remedies, he purchased bottle Of the
Btefs, and after using IL. much relieved Of his
distressing malady, that he procured another bottle and
-. - -l...-li IL. ~ l..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
OLIVER EVANS,

No GI South secQl4 street, Philadelphia,
YansEefrsr oC salauauder Fire and Thief Proof fon
Ch1sts, nth POicdeF Proof Locks
Nd WARRANTED equal to any other make Tor Sc
n agaiast Fire or burglars having whstood the
test Of both, without injury loss 10 the owners
Also Ia store and Tor sale Letter Copying Presses ana
Books seal Presses for Corporations, Banks, 6c Drug
gists Presses with Cylinders and Pans; Hosting Ma
chimes for stores Faetories &c; Portable Shower Baths
Of new and stperior constructions intended for either
Cold or Warm water: Refgeratofs for cooling and pre-
serving Meats Butter, Milk, &c, in the warmesweaiheT
suitable stand any part Of the house or cellar; wa
ter Filters warranted 10 purify muddy or bad wafer
whether affected by Rains, Mar Limestone, or any oihe
cause GPhla March ., lsj0-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-06

Our paper - devoted to-day IN a great nea-
sure TO the proceedings of the Nashville Con-
yen,ion. We are more than gratticd at the
harmonious spirit that characterized the debc-
ratons of tina, body, and the happy result Of
their labore Il i, to be hoped that they will
be productive Of the hes, results, and that
the platform laid down may be such as the
south can rally upon. In ihl, matter we wish
to throw party lines ASIDE, and To know neither
wings nor democrats The Constitution--the
preservation Of the republic in it. original pun
ty---. our motto, /, is the great test to be- eS-
erciscd towards all men who fill high places
Ga Thursday night last, public meeting was
held In the Courthouse, over which Judge l.. d.
EVANS, on motion of Col WIGFALL., presided.
Gen. IIENprRsos then delivered short but cf.
fecti,e speech, which was interrupted with ire
quon, bursts Of applause. The meeting then
adjourned over I'LL SATURDAY. The proceedings
Of that day will be found in another column.
We have only to say that the attendance, and
the spirit manifested by the people, were com.
mensura'e with the importance Of the occasion.
Ne have every reason to believe that the south
will now unite, and prcsen, an unbroken front
upon the question of our rights.