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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-08-15

NOW rose 10 their nstOnlshed view
At every step ! heard their groans,
ina low valley, Write with bones;
I cried aloud (t'was in my dream)
Is there no fount, no cooling stream
To calm their bosom's fierce desire,
Or quench the flame Of liquid fire?
Avoice replied, look round. above
80 Beneath
This is the vale-the dreaded vale
Of death.
@No cooling streams can ever quench the flames
That now consumes their trembling, burning
frames,
Mortal ! receive instruction and be wise,
Escape their doom-the death that never dies ~
Just then the goddess cried /" forbear,
Wen 90 no farther-tarry here r
They stopped, but aht the trembling band,
Could scarcely on earth's surface stand.
They all were silent and amazed,
And on her direful form they gazed.
As she threw off her fair disguise,
And opened wide her flaming eyes;
She soon the dreadful silence broke,
And to her guilty ~votaries spoke;
my friendsl IN now your valor try,
My friends! your time is drawing nigh;
Your hour has come, and you must die.
My fathers master on you calls,
In Pandemonium's fiery halls,
Here's money for you and millions more,
That wander Ger this worlds wide shore,
And now farewell!
Soon viii the prince Of darkness ome,
And take you to his awful home:
A HOME in. hell!'
Twas near the shore, where oceans waves
Conceal her dark and lonely caves;
The goddess stamped upon the ground,
The distant hills re-echoed round,
All monsters to their depths profound
With trembling fear retired.
Earth soon her cavefns opened wide,
The wretched votaries vainly tried
To fee away-there side by side
They felE-and sinking, sinking down,
In one wild scream expired!
Earth closed, / / heard the mighty thunder roar
/ Gazed, but saw the multitude no more
But still-I heard an awful voice
aRejoice 4! oh demons all rejoice!
Go alcohol, bid others come,
In heI's dark dungeons still there's room.
For all Of these, and millions more,
Who wander on the worlds wide shore"
sThe drunkard here n'sad surprise
Shall feel the worm that never dies
Feed on his heart, by our decree
Throughout a long eternity"
The sound Of woe, andsdeep despair
Shall echo and re-echo here;
Here shall his sole dwelling be
Throughout a long eternity.
Here endless flames shall ever burn
Ard millionss yes and.biHioHs mourn,
Their sad and hopeless destiny
Throughout a long eternity ~
~Hal goddess hail r
closed my ears and came away
And f~ervently began to pray
To him who rules the earth and heavens hig
To save me from the death that ~drunkard's di
Again I woke, it was a dream,
Tho it 'may visionary seem
To others-yet it seemed to me,
A strange, but dread reality.
Again / slept against my will,
Ny dreaming mind was wandering still,
And watching alcohol's career;
Who, trusting to the goddess care,
Appointed agents Ger the land,
With every poison at command,
To sell BY hogsheads, and make gain
At the expense Of millions slain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

THE WIFE OF KOSSUTH.-Thc New York Express,
In an urico the expected arrival of Kossuth relates
the following incident illustrative OF the devotion Of his wife
To her Husband after being rSled 10 Turkey:
With him his heroic wife, who, after his exile
menced in rkey with Incredible sacrifices and devoted dis
regard thousand dangers rarersci hostile territories
submitted dspri:aton5 and underwent suleIngs OF
kind ne him al MS retreat by the loot o Mount
Olympus. Twas under the protection OF 4 passport from
the British Casu General Be.,radc, that British sub
ices under assumed names sl: and her companions "a"
enabled accomplish tbs great adventure ana WIEN on
tho nth DAY, courier sent IN advance " i:!e'n
to appss kusiih %; ihvs approach IL Shni -lc was li
and The many plans y! The AustrlaaS 10 HS51i
nar him. the su'4"s authorities H0nId not allow hl 10
leave SiunIa nd 20 10 meet his wife, the new "t her De
ana T approach ccc'".Hsi IN ivr!"s s"t=ic
ton I'll I4c" ln .nn iiunEsrilns and Poles went
far tie gl, % u" CT; ii meet iis heroic lftf Il"
The Gauss If Elaatry lw!s :ns w'.:; tc carriage acir
city, ~. u entered the a's- 81" und the 7t'eetS
lighted l.. idte', &" iiZnt> .:i. "i: ana fc '''c
cuIors Lu1:lT1r & ~ asa w",cpnl;:: ga n"
MOST ,n.iy sJ.:s !i"n a: whole uo.y vi The ren -a=s-
stnI tna iCc,:'; lnn w.c h:Se ll"tcd goes 1n L.
ayS:-
Wnen aia lane kGHsG.i descended ifon her carriage she
f9un1 sell in ne o. i-r n>On who MAJ 'isn
ito !i- vd Gr4s. cei p;u Maria II: NJ
the pais aga:y IL pl ice o Eccc::ag h;i IL ms
a.n 81 X ,ss,, ore:cu,ac " feelings o; G'rai.rn Ipr
fss .,i!ts!a Elcn las m. HnGcrgi c, .aI .: gilt-
tins. ,s gl toe & -: q! icr raaty TINE" IiIi
sc tf "ct al N,-'1j .i. 80: s..tt' Lci 1: -cA
gnL !I)i:i cpn>Jl.tiun AL tti'hE, Wal, AZ;
uw q aJu: t-aac roaj; hurst win cmaDn.
Ter voice ;I. ari r.i;s,:ai =ao"ts .: IN
Hangar. a1G ri:, is sroc @''nIn Wa cafIial 10 ne
husband sap - tH-Ht'
In our rel an: has'oa a; Tie liberation anl the
in NJ hex Vi the .r"ai yl.ro IL heroic AZ"
Yca ares a3 ny5;r w:t aaI c: III: Interest wch
he 3 ,.,sI Gen: At I~;:.i., anI Tie uaicI 2a;;.,n u
Sua.I: IL !vtl III h@r u2,rss IN! r'spcct Ia ref
virtues the san. j.? happiness - manifested by the
;a,rs AID sJns, IN. brothers aai husbands OF -in=iica'
women
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
THE COLLEGE OF WiLLIA:I iND .iA..l.

TIE ii. Ji. li= "p2!c ali iie-rnn:s institution ~!
ira rn,.. a.ntai tla C.,i Oh lie lt lust c!yticd
y: star q! u ~ ,.c ptut..-y ia", niiv VA
c.., IS /. t:Iil, =. J .is, rlcae:.
il .!. IT, afay.!. iIc",gy w :s:In - I:,w a:i t-
College, tla gua J'.cc f.r.':I mad. l' :snisre
viii, all p,. History :" Iii" STATE, 10: p:J"
p@r;;s condition Aii II mt>; be rayityu; every 'a"
To ano mat CO:'Ic ~. l,! fe.IJ" G.l'-
.clcr ri I- cal! b" s..,'y guarded IL i,
evary !nr tina; laro"i could dl.cr. III" President
and {. II Professors upon the C,!" premises,
and their must have a:rv: =,liiaTy iiGcnc
re.r.iaaa on l.I aud in rru!JiI. good order and
ITopr!ctv o! conduct.
The c0.Ts professors, whether regard their GGaIca
lions Their Office pE their devotion her wosH Irr
every Thing that could oe desired An eevate; moral lnl-
PEI. the institution ani Professors appear IL
realize the truth l.t that education is most unsauni AMI
defective which, cuva'ng uHis The phi steal and the intel
lsctuai nature, lea res the moral uncaTed Tor.
The OF Judge Sca:hrron the corps Of Profess
soss great acquisition. Throughout Eastern Virginia,
where he is well known the appointment gives great sais
faction. He is ADMIRED not only has great
gal acau;frmsn's 5t also for .s high moral @o!tn lie
Possesses qualification Essential - success in every de-
partnent oil lite but more especially in that OF teacher oil
youth-ESTHrsAsM. Where this is strongly impressed
upon the character students scarcely fail 10 catch nspi
ration and TO inbibe ardent love for study
The number of students has greatly increased and
surpasses the sangune hopes oil lis friends II already
between forty and fifty.
Judge Scarbureh enters upon his dulles Immediately or
he max. his arrangements - go there And
though The 1w stuca nave been attracted elsewhere
intended TO have gone there during present session. yet
is Understood several stand ready now to accompany
Judge Scarburgh there
their department is marked win grea, propriety.
L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
To he Editors IF tie Enquirer.

WILLIAM Il MARY COLLEGE, OcT 20.
The President and Professors Of the William II Mary Col
lcge The first meeting OF the faculty for the session OF
S52 unanimously directed the following entry 10 be made
Daring the recess. il has pleased Almighty God in his
wise providence, from this world our late PROBES
snr OF uaicial and Civil Law. Judge H. Bcvcrl: Tucker,
dcpar.ed this he Winchester Virginia the 10Th day Of
August native OF Virginia. lie received MS education at
This venerable Institution As practitioner of Law, 10
which devoted himself he early distinguished himself at
the bar Of this On removal 10 Missouri. he was
hnEoied with G.c commission of Jadpe OF the Superior
Court, The duties Of which he performed 10 the satisfaction
Of tie community and with increasing professional reputa
ton On h;s 10 Virginia. he wae appointed 10 that
Chair tbs Cu.c winch ;c uccnrf.! To the close o Lis
lille. OF his ability lecturer, lis Numerous pupils many
ei whom c!nnrnc" living Witnesses. HIS
peculiarly bland manners, his gcncnanly bearing and his
hi Intellectual character command The respect and asir3
ton successive classes privileged receive his in
sucIion. In the Death OF Judge Tucker the present facu
vino have FOR the last 1870 been associated with
him, sensible that they have sustained loss
Apart from their admiration of his aainncn;s general
scholar tHcy attached hn for his many private
tues In his removal they deprived OF the services OF
ued c,cugue and 81 nobchcarteG friend, OF whose official!
ami persona! worth it is e: melancholy privilege make
this imperfect record.
Resolved That copy OF this entry be forwarded 10 Mrs
Tucker and ;at copies b. furnished for the Richmond
pers kOBT. GAri:HGOD, Scc'y of Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER HERMANN

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York Ger. %, P. M.-Tne steamer Hernann =.
ipn dates October 5t' ami Liverpool the It'll A
The Hermann brings 100 passengers and a small
freight. "a'
| ENGLAND.-The Niagara arrived at I.verpooI ., :,
9th after OF days and II hours time Inc
The steamer Pacific arrived out the 7,h
The West India mail steamer Clyde, with specs - ;,
value Of s625,299, arrived at Southampton on the - Inc
slant. -" h'
The great and topic Of conversation when
mann sailed, the expected arrival Of Kossuth a. it'
ampton, which expected 10 take place abnu, b lou
October he having sailed from Marseili. on .h H. @ o.
Business matters ia England were improyn,, Th,
Of bullion into the Banks, OF England was mug
avorahly felt in the money market. Railway s1nrt " %
| vanced considerably. "'u aa-
| The excitement ia Liverpool respecting thetv,,r,
ceedings al The county court Judge, undated pro-
memorial was nufnr.ousiy signed, and had been LdsJ
the government on the subject The other ia,Ir 10
gllsh are of but little importance -' VI En-
Mr.. Owen arrived al Edinourg on Tuc.d,v
One of the boilers Of the engine train which ro,val,
royal party bmrSted 0T: without: DOM. lry 60 Inc
The rush to obtain admission ~ the g-y!t .,.fI injury.
ton continues fanythi"g greater man ever The 'o,
81 visitors is about hundfc h"usan. nv.
MIR. Mitchell Of the firm 81 DcnusooS =, ~,
was lost overheard from the PAc!.c. " liverpool,
Aptre Of Australian gold had rachtl Lc,;,.
~ pounds. TIE oilgil qgar'cf!y .,,urs f 49, EIaing
show an Improvement on The .p,r,nr .e 'e'ehue
Tie custom duties have Increased 6 900 AM. year
ties show ABOUT an eqia: hivan-s ta nc,,n. ,n3 ~
revenue had fail! Oh! " camp
! TIE c>crent in oron with regard to the ,s,. s~t,.
''ion, which was TO q Sc 81 : ia day was iacn,,
f-clr.ir "a. ratI AZ 49,, 49, >l MOBILITY,
s,,i,rE l,, it,n.,., - - .''.' rose, Lore
cocs. Lord Stafford il WI. =. sen,gtunc,,, ma =:
=" Lss,,,S .,. ' ''..''S'>
Iii - '''.''- q '''''' "''c al , H'harAf;on
VII Proceed !" onjoa, AMI y i 'enao in Ens:ad aoou
two weeks nHt then rr.tlfS f,g N.x I.ih
es''' e- d. ''' s@' ~ A''-. irlF '5au Ia! Seen
''Ht t., ,rr -,
:, ''' '""' =" '.''Srh - "a democracy q:
VA. 'S '.. my ~ ~ ..l-''''' +lis On
aa,al, 10 b. ,i ies5.rs,, -. j. ,, r' " m ~ -
asst. IN when j vl- ;ra,ra igi,.i, p,r.. ia ~
ID. aian u.. ,'u u i..n, mad t; E,,..n,n , ,,
az thrra-l l'rinrr rs INN, an, /; ,<..,a na,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
THE. PLEDGE.
n. IL.I.s IILHnDNT.

Thou soarkl;n- Bowl ;;ou sParslinE bowl
Though !,ps .! ta;ds NY ti!'ii may press,
And ewes &: SrAu,y der thee roll,
Aaa snGg and danr1 ;'r power CONFESS
! viii no, touch 'Ecc, i"f tneie c'in.s
\ scorpion to ny ste, that stings
Thoa crvs,a! .!ass. Ike E"ca's tree,
Tnv .n.li,a .uog t-:a?t- thee (,
And. as ':O.n ;nat, thsrc comes from thee
The yuirc .'iacu s.;a'i 10; su:cy Ole !
dare 10, IL. ~ lIqU,u .'n!--
4 snake is tw.s'cc found NY stem.
qn"a .;qul fire Tx 'ha, which g'owed
For i'aut UPON M"!.i;'s shore,
Thnu's, been upo:: my guests beS'owe1'
Hgi thou sha!t warm ny house 10 more,
For. wh:;esu"'cr thy :lclancc iahs.
Forth, from lhy heat, wipe. crawls!
Wlar, though 81 gold the Goblet be,
E.r,hoss,l with t.;ucIl.S .; the vine,
Beneath whose FURNISHED icd"e> we see
Such CLUSTERS n poured on; the wlnef
Am.9" these. leaves an a,.,.gr hangs,
! lear n!ia-l0r I've lei, is iAn2s.
The II rex, who ~" teS.r' troa,
And 81, th@ Frey -.59nHSS bite,
I.ooac.! ~ - the u'da'""G god,
And .uuG. ,:ui lie was III .nc sight.
So rnc WORM ti.tea's ::ciy VEINS
Coyi when lie drinks hat God oTdalns.
Yc gracious clouds yc deep cold wells
I-c .e,as, iIoIH messy rocks, that DRIP!
Sn~ings that i-nia eh!t!t,S ~; serious cells,
l;gsh DER gour granite bI>in> lip.
II rna ! la1'.,--y.ur ilrPess give,
-ir,. vii .,.rt a.; SEu, a:,.i 1--we.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

LOVE, THAT DlErH NOT.

LOVE THAT DiEtH NIL
i.yyc no, aio,.c 49,. -ny'
I,r.. oc:.u,i;n'. ~. Alright;
Far ycn:h wi.! :t,:c away
~. ,:ay-b.arna ntp sight.
En-, love the .ico.' ;':"ts pure,
How PLAIN -nc''' u" tace;
Such l,vc Wi! long endure
Such love cannot dooase.
Live not alon" on "a'm re.
These transient ;h'nss OF NE
VIM. Ike the rairhow's birth,
Soon fade midst >h'1owy s'riiei
In, love tie i"%sr that made
All ;!,at 70 man Is gwen
Wnos- sc,rt, t"ih ;'crvade
The universal heaven.
Lave Il! Things, great and small,
From man to tiny ;!ower;
C.catca w,,c .i,: all
b an Alni"h'3 POKER.
Fu- God i love" We Know
Whaiecr ma, bc cur lot;
In lie then ist rs 50"
Tie lave THAI oic'h not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHiSG-oS Ger 22-rhe bids for the Materials and f,r
the building o the Capitol opened Yesterday and the
Archec leaves this morning. examine the various quar-
The Republic o: .his morning giving the substance OF
recent conversation with General Concha the CAPTAIN
General q Cuba says That he expressed his determine.
or 20 recommend The Queen Of Spain Immediately to pa
don ihe American prisoners their reaching Lisbon.
Also that he was only prevented doing himself by the
Ne" orleans cua2eS WHICH mud since been explained his
satisfaction. He bce:et that the President had done all in
his power 10 prevent the invasion.
III. :nD:niant o: the squclc visited the prisoners and
found mani .: h"n ok and wounded ana s1ys he never
saw n:n On TIE face -; III" earth under any circumsianc
behave better nln they 90 ara liz felt proud OF the Aaer
can character"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
THE BURIAL OF JoHNsToNIsM IN PENNsYL-

THE BURIAL OF JOHNSTONISM IN PENNSfL.
vANIA.
In an extra of the West Chester (Pa) Republican, we fad
thg following clever sketch:
GRAND FUNERAL PROCESSION
Of U.gs, Abo!itionis:s and Non: Voters.
will take place in West Chester, on Friday next, 24t
Parry the late Hon Vim. F. Johnston. The line will form
On Quaker Ill., the light resting West OF the road and will
move precisely the hour OF II H. marching 10 Church
street and wi:tfen proceed down Church street TO Cay
down Gayto High, down High to Miner street. down Mi
ncr TO Zion Church where the remains will be deposited In
tie swamp in the OF the church.
The Hearsc will be borne by prominent members OF the
Party will be covered with pail Of black velvet bear
ing The Inscriptions
STATE DEBT,
FrGlrlvE SLAVE Law.
TARIFF ISL.
SISKCS FuSp
GES. SCoTT.
BREEcHE= POCKET BILL
Upon arriving at the church, appropriate exercises will be
performed and the melancholy occasion will be improved
by The Rev. Saml. Aaron and friend JOS Dusdaie
THE SAD RITES
win close by friend Ncn and James singing the following
verses, composed before the election
From Register and Exaninerl
AlR-Let Feds and HhigS and Rentgads'.
While Locofoco demagogues
Are plotting for ruin
Cur colntrY with stentoTlan voice.
Cries wings, be up md doln !"
The cry was raised the Keystone State,
II rings DER hi! and valley;
And sGUn you'll see, how al the call,
Her glorious Wings will rally
C.orus-Thc gaping locofoco fats
Guiid hy each juggling wriegler
Can swallow Campoclls, strain at Gnats,
Hnt they! be choked with Biger.
The members Of the Abolition Convention also the
C,rt Erctnen aud Fugitive Negroes. and all others who
:nUly bereavement cordially and earnestly invited be
present ard participate in proceedings Of day.
''1'' ' FREDERlCK DOUGLASS.
GEORGE THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

I;sa,,.<.r i. Or Il s3i.-I;ere is no rcaaIr iueI.
..,i:c. i a:s..G- opinion ila; sie+i! h!n!strr
I:- al .r,,a,j !loi: gh- France Spain in relation
Cun..... rs.
i standardization recently n!ises5cd 10 Govern
ntr: .'fe:-'" rc-pec!'n; "NJ";tH:s Httsi out
Ia ;Gg u. >!l's alaiASt CGCa IN vio.iIGh al t;a SPIN
:.e:;t s;Irat!JEs; oG x "Gs s.:S IN Ggn.c:
'y ..,.c4a ? ;ct - III, Sc u!ta, Ac,rcg ScG,t t4ry
.! ,i.y, ia!!tttni n 11r plain ldt Englln
had uccupi herself s'h Ter own aiiaiCstgaH!n, in
LIwn..i v.EnIcllr, mini HC. BUSINESS This DIV
will probably prevent all rafopeaa interference Dr. at all
cent wl those P0"ets what may tc expected
s:ua he, 'atraGc in concerns.
Sit ierty T.. Buiwrr has retired tom The British mission
a. Wa 'nson aht it IS said is 10 receive European ap-
2on..:Gnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

go THE VOTERS or ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY
!,.Irwrirzen-: In II" ii tho nd p.iJn Of .-
um,r@": Cons tI,iIg t.e Important duty Of lecr, SUIT
All: ~>en rc:r".ctt y0g Tie lanse Of Delegates
will drY":r yHn. the ,ecri1a Jf this purpose "! be
q l.! IN IL. !li"a!iy IN ccnte: !nc next 1t e!s
-i.e "Ii Dc az important. - tho people % is Coin
,uttn'h .Tc: rh:n. IL depend Upon tie selection by
trr ?a"I N choosing nlcn qna..: 10 enre>rt ihtm \"
pain us,l.5: :.ni ;;!g sh,uh b~cyi,
tie Ceyt Legislature. Ii any vf t:.is
:-' ct.! 'Hc ina H:h'iE - present iniS.iir cbUhe
;: L.; opening poll !ur som. WHO able 10 you
..!". ally. taa ~ blind vote 10: nm:
any a: :.i!yn, ,rsiy he j. candidate"
II i.a@ "1@ i Constitution oi"Ta;iGG, will dcrVlvc
ura. .a -5Itdc. hi. dui. S;JUI be impose:
uan 81: Ul-'e ""Uh.Isn ~ or:iIty mechanic
dts .I c"n-,t1ct the w.Irr Necessary l'7 - successful
"!rI'. l. "t:"ri'ac b. apprentices ANA cnHia"n w"ir-
r.:. IL " .c mrinr, when many thousand
,,l., ~, u:! la expectations If The people, in
ut;,,. ~, re,i,. more literal and popular form ri
.,(.rn!II a. cred II ;Hr toar wi:ds u Heaven.
i'e,. E.:~ you not pit - ana your vOtcC
t,r Individual! c,Ii ii eute:ing efficient &c III
nay aI raising i.e p> cr t!r support OF his
,.eni 3, gl:r arc;rc,u Where Dc the t:.c: VINO have
.t,;a. u tie ..ng! Where il .Iur Smith YoGr Akin
stt laH1 ic Dr'a 1craJ;c ctnd.aniG Tor ic c"rvrnon
whh ": i,i"aict ~ TIC Sitioa {" his o"n party Where
81 yuut gre, headed men Ut experience Can YOU think
of sanding scoo-boy the first Legislature under
the Constitution, contend with the host Of strong
the Nrs, upon the sectional questions likely
up before body BIni-n the idea. il you
i.roHIcl o march up To the polls direct your oher
1T 10 open poll icr tile best your county affords tell
boys stand aside, untI the old shall pat the
order vi things in successful operation look awhile learn
steer, before they undertake command the ship OF state
Cast yDr votes then, fellow. citizens, for man, able
Writing conduct and control the entire machinery
your When all this work shall have been
all trngs shall be moving tremendously and
il will b. time enough call on The boys
pu their shoulders TO the wheel and move up 10 the high
2ourd that Virginia entitled 10 in this coniederacy OF
States. The reasons fellow citizens herein urged for send
ing strong The House of Delegates should influence
likewise in selecting such man 10 represent you in the
Senate propose Dlsrc, Convention, al Isle OF Wight
Court House, the lst Monday in November next. Let
SurGy an! Nansemond appoint their delegates.
COMMON SENSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGIA.-LATER


Nav YoGE Oct. g, ~, p. M.-ihe steamship Georgia
arrived this ,vrta. ~ isSIc"! lays and hours from
Havana .:hic9, =; left the 18TH The Falcon tad
NJ; lenrac! ~ :sg. The Empire City sailed Tor
New U.iriGs tive 1854, in company with The PizaIIo
There Spanish irigatcs and three steam iviyates
lYlng at llavanu
the OF Sir. rhra Shcr confirmed.
Heavy III prevailed, causing great in jury the
gar
\ :,lui<ripn hai na"n made S?.n ioT six
2rs win 20 May Ftx,n auns, n anticipation OF war win
II. UnI;r. Stiu,.
lIYinn continued inint
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UNIVERSITY Or VIRGINIA.

On Yesterday hundred ana fry students bad ma'!i.
cle: Mo distributed :,raI the various sch"'> -
,vs iIccui IlugGa4., l0t; Modern Languages l02
u r.,4irt- l2c; Natural rA, -"pty 1906 chemistry 49,
M,ai Hn,..rr g; Medicine 81 Pr: sGoOGy aud surge
- s.. Anatomy 81; Law IS.
Ire csr- u instruction now consists "f Professors
On: Irctu;ef -! Tdtors. Car ltr Of Saturday,
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RECHW0ND ENQUIRER.
s,TIIxn,Y ,u,oaNiNc, OCTOBER a5. s. /:


|
prSl.l.F or THE BATTLE.
~, ;,;,,c the election Of Mr.. Caskie BY rom =
10 500 e,e N. cleo
50, 90 ,c have heard, also oatlsfled Oh oi' 49,
,; ~ ,,.s.rs Nilsson Bocock Tho mpson aho o".'' ;,
Of Messrs. Bayly Meade, Holiaday, Een"h's'n. ,,a
,I .hr >, ,vhon there is opposition we 'a'e 'i"
,., ,,,, o,, Of The Is members from f'g'aa' Il wy
yybp pape,s be correc, in their theory mere IS az
,,,,,, If "i;sunio,ism' in Virginia. lhey ''e'se'e'
must sec in wha, ridiculous attitude tue! nave '
themselves. r,L o,,o- f,ur bpt
W. have confident hopes OF carrying all the oner ouf ou
u, o,to, ns,ric;-al,huugh do not percisey unoef
,, ,ho osi,ion Of affair. IN the kanawha District
RICHMOND ClrY-FoR DELEGATE: WIN: r, h in ,bs
wnir ,I ,ri,hout regular opposUn-rccc'ihS III ''e
city, iG3 votes ~ 100, d,, ~.
uESpIco-,t the clase Of the polls, second daY .he
49,, - - fi1ws For Congress t<asHie -ut oot's
a,2 60 oai-I,,pre--ral (mhg) 3-' Ha3aii (Dem)
IA For Constitution $50; against CONSTITUTION 10
HANOVER.
To the Editors OF the Enquirer: ,,.. 49, ,o,,
,, = statement Of the polls al this Place,
LEW" w. s.,c 'Lr! Far Congress: Bots 0 Caske
So F,r House Of Delegates Richardson W i' m"st ~
D., So. For rcriyin= I 'nS E0'S'1't''' -''' 'S'
NJ .Iority 70. raliiyns 10
20 'e f'a'o'S u T.r,sa CorRr HOUSE, Der. "a 1851.
r.,,o,,a, will find the r'tc IN iis county'
nc g.. a ra, q ,rrn tiI.Ies JacHsous ana me tuHi
ST.; a ~ w., :, hear tom. The vote SO far hes been
very mi, oo. no doubt caused by misrepresentation ." 'ie
na,, If mnnv as % The length Of time the polls would be
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PACIFIC RAILRoAn srpscp1pr1nH

ST LnrIs, Der Sine returns received from the different
precincts, aided The CT :c c;ty majority
Lass voes IN fas1r .: the subscription by the city
3luUO0) additional the stock q! The Paci5c rar,ad in
order the State loan vi S251G0 TIE loan is now
secured, and the work wi: 70 raIGclr
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TN - the gold poinccd rom s1i'' 5ars The Mer-
ctn"!' Magazine, should a2rard freely especially at
saaso ~ hm!trf movement in other products Wa. M
ezra! cough. :s must continue 10 be 81 BEING the most
CON- ANA tis uJst promptly av.abe Uf ali * r,a
biz va. 81! siai 81 course send abroad all that we 80 not
abso!u;c? need al home. lis export under such clrcum
stances Is 10 evidence indebtedness than the
port Of cotton -