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NGATgsEtTs..m.

determined pu: things through this tnc-aaI HIS tail
upon Tho military, lei assure him, will receive p.oEipt
response.
Soc Of the members Of volunteer military companies
are much opposed slavery tic raSd abolition
lists among but thank God there is not amongst
them all but stands ready moments warning 10 should
CT his usSet and, if need be- u hrc ball cartridge III ce-
fence OF law and order
THE SLAVE SUBJECT ~ THE MASSACHU-
SETS LEGlSLATURE-In the lowcr House of the
Massachusetts Legislature Saturday, the ORDER of Mr.
ae oi Worcester IN reference prohibiting the iraEapor
tation OF persons Yen up l,yes without tie pocess
oi Law, laid I'LL Tuesday Both Houses decided
not TO SIT on Monday that being the day for various
meetings.
In the Senate, petition presented from SIMS the al
legged fugitive slave that some nigh: be empowered
to issue wri! h1bccs eorpus us 10 test the al,v OF
his retention. The petition laid on the table F:idav
next assigned for the consideration OF lr Backing
haas bill for impeding the operation Of The fugitive slave
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
EosroS, ArRiL 3, p. M-ln the Supreme Court to-
Mr. Ranou ncir another application ioe w "i hht&"
corpus in the Sims Chief Justice Sia% slirl that h"
would give his decision this The argument y
lore e Comn'ssion" is heinz closed on me ni:t D. Inc d"
clon and then The Cnnl!sS will give h.s dec!s"r
The abnltunists have determined institute prosecution
Ggainsl Sims f" stahb:n the officer WHO nrSs"i rim and
will cadcavor, tina; ground, 10 ho:d him inr trial.
Randolph tl:1 VII" assaulted NJ: DE l.ycI, has
been hell t. Jc IL &i0D 20 anawer tie charge.
Large meeting in opI'lon t" the Fugitive Sla:o Law,
was held This morning the fremont Temple AZ le O'clock
a.ge nG,,a: "a l.dcs ttiIs present N grades u itc
soilr!s wce in atte:lI-nc" from Samuel H"ar down IL Log
Garrison The large majority ol ;ins" present opposed
10 any s!oent opposition TO lhe law: lion Mr. Fhry !e'-
Forsriy occupied tho chair aat after prayer by Tie i'c'
VIM. DeXie cor'rittcc appointed - select ot:ct-r
who reported for President, Hon Horace Mann vita
number o Vice Presidents among whotl Stra.oF
Graves Bgelow aud Robinson. the Rev. Mr. Setso7 Sam
ue Ioa:. Theodore Stlg"ick ana others Ably Folsom!
attempted Ia speak but Was put down. Mr. Mann tneu a.
dressed III" Asscnblace in opposition 10 III" las an! III
of severe drnunciaton of Mr. "'hser's course.
Il is supposed tha, attempt to "scue the s!ove 1nrt
hs h hack, will 5- made 4. point pcI~rcn o
a! New York Three companies OF military are ohl Scpt
.Inder arms.
The svmpathzers hell meetings in Concord Mass Met-
ford and Watam yesterday and passed resolutions Offering
their assistance oppose action Of the fugitive slave
law in the OF Sims
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A GECAT iJpHOyr,IEN'


.aI"r John aan, the icaz2c os TIE Union Hotel
veSciIay orcSei IL; ;oGao to lis friends, woi - r. a.;
VIII an eacscr lunch. This iIotc has tean put in com
pe'e and Ecar!i ".cr expense OF SnUj0 anc
is better now tam when II 1t i. elegantly na1crcd
painted and rn:scd-and every part Of it Is provided with
gas and waller The rooms are large airy and s!tsolc-
The passascs broad and Eoony also the stacses ai-
and The rsr Id nom the to-, cf tie house. II is no"
really cnc Of the most coG!rous and handsome Hotels W
Know The builoing erected for Il lIocl i'll ISIS
when 1t under Butlci's management. 1t has enn,
through many chune"s-a time used The Mcd!ca
Ccl!'ge, then ut Il Hotel, again closed until il %a'
purchased by party Of Gentlemen, by whom It has JUS
been lnshe! oil in btauui: styi.. It's coneuty 20 III,
new depot Of The Ccn!ra Railroad and The Docs viii Civ.
II ndvanarca, It ia rras9i!:ly thought All wc wis! ht
%"i:I. Major la.aan a at s may conlirue 30 have h'
same popularity wnan Tor many ycaia he kept The old
H"fhncton e has made good Start ard us the hanoi
ct entertaining CJ Johnson, the (orcrnor :r
lat Of January. ,laor II friends II IL aaid Lcsigr
c"nplimcnt!rr his aew eAtofrri'e viii! q srp;e-.
The Union Hotel under ia rrss2Mt arsicn" il great
narf" t9 ;ac: Main Street. ia street. whln the las; few
mcnlhs has cons!2iah" improved. The manr grl:Ite
fronts ura .hr elegant G2 w al ccccc.: MT
Gatcs Eagle SGuac bra. III i'2i;) aaI. Man 81
wo.thy Of the metropolis. Among tte orna:,cnta buildings
o" hldn S'rce:, tie granite cc,ed AID extensive
riagr WAY" hrsc Il Ncssa Horicr p.born & Co.. the
siulit aoS" The EnG" aod III Prs Richly ornanlen,eI
Dosns:s@tjia establishment, "tr have balme hl-
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I.lNNECTI(IiT I.ECTlGN.

Nns HAvus April 5-The election 70! State officers AMI
nep5cra of Congress took place yesterday An T. D. SCH
.tor s dcEen6irg the complexion Of the L"sslHtut'.
GorEaHoa.--L. S. Foster, WhiG; Sryn;onr pc"'. and
Eovd f. S. were the candidates Ior Governor
Tie returns received very meag'e hui 'nIn.c ne
-ucccss Of Seymour. Nineteen towns in Hartford Coup
y. Seymour 9o5 Fostcr G52 Boyd C0Sama towns !ast
year gave Seymour 5 80 Foster 1885, Boyd ~ Sey:nut
loss in these towns h 2Ol. Five towns il T9'ard count
svc Seymour 553 Foster 43-sa'he towns i3s year saT
Seymour slt, Foster 525-Seymour's gain lo7 Fathi
County usually Wing by 500 MAJ gives Foster only 'soe
100 mai Seymour is in eli probability elected
CosGaEss-in the lst district, composed o liar'oa hh'
Toland Counties q heard from give Chapman "e,
364; Waldo dem. $3.50. THIS shows heav? sti -:
hapnan and makes the vcIy ct4c WIN @
in favor of Chapman. WaMo vas the lste de:"'c'aie
member. r ,y,- tIo,o, ond uiaue
sex c,un,ir. Irpcrso Union Democrat beats BhbcJc1,
w1 vim Free Soil snasns'' s sS Sey v"is London and Wind
, ,o,iaa Ex-Governor Ceayeland dem, Is reelected.
In H. m district Eve towns in Fairfield county EVE ~
viii have uaoritiss in both branches
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ALABAMA RESPONDS TO VIRGINIA.

The Register the able Democratic cr;an at M"bc-and
paper which decidedly opposed TO The adjustment y
CorsrcsGrcPnbses the resolutions Of Lic 5'a Ast1s-
alntc, with The following comments:
Tic Oh DoEinion which may be rcga'''" rs 'hs
Of the Saut has thus uttered her voice. mot
in reference 10 the great ISSUES Of The day WIZ ne seen
that s declares lst, Her unwilngnc"S IL 'Sc any ACTON
calculated 20 destroy the integrity "i the ron -, h"'
she deems it unwise srnd delegates 10 it 'otlh '-
gress; and 3D. That she appeals III South l''2'
from secession. These The "ra 1E"t''i !Li"s'n'i'
in tic rrsutiIns and accompanied ms ty ''c hy h'c"nns
expressions rs 10 the action of Congress ana VIC
s; Of the Moth. they should commend ''niSr'Hs 70 i'.e
approval of the people of all the Southern N!sS 'hGi
na is deeply il not more decpIr Interested In :hn Ndi
questions involved, than any of the Stats q " 'ot..
Long renowned for III. wisdom and pridencr 81 r a'sca1
cuuDsrs her voice, her unanimous voice shIui no" '
tened 10 with dufeTcc. AMI re-pec II She tSP"se l!c
immediately an my u lie: sisiers This It :" ''c o.
the acknowledgements oi crnit5 .: c: G''s"ic
natulions,ii .hc With irr !a'.t pnpIa"n he: eAEi.tke
territory, he; resources, aid all her !u Senst % iG'
6Itrunhl rights Of honor mi rrCTpcc-l siie cIii STE
wi'do', in the nt -! s@rs tad!n! 10 dissolution
OF thc Cnicn, why should cny Of nrr c:Ire. - "Fue
character and uus,t!uE, Ec ngukcI Z" :tch R'""dS
Course cls O. All WHY ss:;d A!ab.!l ?i;ri' !" n. er
Ia or!v. ~! secession? i.is .r!rt fem ''c h''iG
nj attempts IL aunc any nnr Si@:c ~ H., "r"'a ''.''
c"litc;i.clr, upon Tic lir:.!a.s g: li,srainn
The alrpo of Virginia South Carolina !" et&'st from
her conicDatc. course trust and r%Gc; WI Ic ;ist IL
Cd TO- and needed 81 The people. rot ;oc.ns, Of t
land uf owntcs t! Rd'lcdges and tie !?cI,eE. 'eH.h
Carolina vita all her fiery nf'lsH"EI" "'r': n" ~ '''
ntainct 10 toe u,1st excess a"ive rady ihe e'c?
generous nature listen ~ris addressed " ci I'D >t
u !rsrrnal sympathy ard friendly intcrc'-si'n virginia
peculiarly, has this riaHt To srelk 10 s'srF o'ae "n
whom she hes been harmononsly associated .!pl ic cu
&c! cp,;ia! cra through ai the fortunes o thc Ee"ulu!n
20 The present time. Unless passio" .: oPas'ly Snaf
Ike ,icrcui w"ii, aliHratci lie :!itc,s 81 Inc i'
.,rto SITE s. wi: a:4 .sco il c observation-disclosures Illus
wa:!rl to ;r from the cradle u! HGsh;c, at III" gfTe
ol .'rii.rson.
This declaration Of the views of Virginia viii ee'a!;l7
have IL r cc, il, ta utter Southern Sirl"S II -!
indeed b. rrar"i 7al :ci:i"i"'y c "h": o.
'iGn Scccs sion bio :is 'lai3.si :.i ~:
;j 3oscs q i!0s. w!,2 wonli ,"nt t CE!n asndrr hS
l back into ilt'r original ukscnrir. md otF i'c :n!
.nci ,rcro Gp.u,i. an. rrc I5inr5 o2;.c.- tiry ia:
.rr,;- tic .'unc people. O"c 'uY Gi't"ttl ~ ;!r
":uu! taln,' :. Sccss,r z, the AcheTeh, a
oi ine great iEtiI cco:on!cal hn! social meas'iir.
y.c w.i be The grHra:..ces u p-o'ccan 10 South
RiuhI
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stat" WIG cn:itc; roci and the C0unci clncs,
qGrss every person - e,itcl go Tie polls AMI in
h!s Judgment may be right
k"snlTe!, I:a s,ol.h under the charter OF 1872 aud
the ic oi Marcr 1851 til: Aldermen and Councilman elected
III April 1880 are To continue .lcir services until their
ces+os are elected and qualified the Council deems proper
1i lie election OF should not be postponed
longer tan the said requires and also deems important
10 the ely that sch election bo lawfully held and made:
The Paid act in the be for it. clearly providing
who M hold tie election for the nine persons required b!
He chae7 u 1872 10 be elected from each wnrd who
arc to De elected by the re,y from among themselves
the attorney Tor ic city is hereby required and the Attorney
General c ,a State is requested furnish Ia the Council
~ o';'un N writing upon the question: wecr in cas-:
me H' OF 1901 rci1ns part Of the ciaer the SerGenn
sun to contuct The election for the said nine persons
"Gh IL respect 10 such election will be the respectv;
powers an tntes oI The Sergeant and Of tine persons whom
he Connc! may appoint 10 supernlcnd aud record and asc
upon Inc question who Grc 10 he elected the twenty
from Among themselves and what Is 10 Lc c number OF tic
| Council.
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COUNTRY LIFE IN SOUTH CAROLINA"
From some interesting sketches under this head, in


f,bor.sstnn Courier, extract The following Incident:
Dur;r rc visit Of Mr. leigh IT," Ambassador OF NirsniS
~ ,h State in NuGcaitun tines rc, o. course, was re-
ri with The greatest hospitality, both parties
;n,r men and .,ull,fers vr!ag "h each other, wh'
sh,uli snow him the attention. Col. Bryan, OF Cam
Vrr in ST omas Parl7l, ii that time, an active pnrlz IT
nm hc side OF the Sia Rights Party, others cIsi:
d th, honor of entertaining hEc invited hm TO pay hin
visit o few days Il; his Country -cAt on C"opcr RIVER
Th. invitation acrcrG a: !aiy rfa'+cd through ht
rja To dp the honnrs properly and il manner h"chn
inv his angus: u"cason he whole country lmTHintr,
l., nm, into rrjnisnn 10! suanIt-1 Ti:.c w'id
',tsr s,G "Nhin r hoT!.r' deer Killed -: Il me
f; ra.cr. Or l Ino slaughtered, iain!' or = del:
rv cn,o" IL "CaGpTrrc stocking the lardcr IN nnh-
,o 1 nri have rihitd III" 1ycH, and race s!ih 'i'
hrart Of rde, any rler celebrated rf;t dc ea's"e'
In the last day uf h Leigh visit, having iar s"iu'
,sv every Gv the c1rcr""G.a usual after c'nrer over
,h wine, ir-n" nTnn lc cuG'rn y. lie STATE ana 'h'
,.r,r ;..1srtc- ha, awaited rl not Hn'F 'U't''a"!
An, e,ri.v The grass FEARED, ::ai aTiS 1'"'h!
!, hc .sx and The field il ;hc c1narr ""Id Il" ''
l tte:r productions ai il hry ~, u! "ha; avail "'c
;bcy 5rIirrt nnr!t,rarr cdh nr:II1g bat 7"t"a
,inn and pr!vatun around ih"?I
ar ri Ii a,eied with Tsr"c;, II :oaE" - a tia! "'S
III III. ;,. contemplating the dark picture -: famine a'
s.rv u,c..:tel n.r 81: .des. ana ren'InOc'E ~
,t ... ;nr tie .:i:piu"us Grr": r hh! Jia. plft""eh
.,4 ,l,r xDco.irI. ~ zine n. :1S h, Gfain! u '>'
r, ns,.any atsa-:cd, a." I'll, goo! !tns st'icc II hii
, ~. u.arrr:i,rc to cc,c ar0n. rrc, a5 30 cow, ~
,,r 7,iyc.si or: hrr, il may bc M @1 'S" " ''''
.tpi in
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proCEEDING3 OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

u,,,eatina of The Council OF the City Of kchhona o'
,,r the 9th instant The following resolutions were IL
r,sI M the committee which had teen feeFFea '' oc
s.,l March 29h 1851 amend the charter o Tie eS VI
ni,, and it,- other purpaye3; and III" rcs'u'io"' 's
adopted i, the [,'Hinri!--I::: /:
5,,yI TnYt M, c,rncii ccn~;d-fin. nn,| as q ''''
nm. , /, i,sii,.iiUn al iha liza hi March, i"'o, - ~
n; rrny.: '..., 81 ,rJposi"ns. as 10 iona '''.' h M
fr,i an far az ccs-,la, nr passed n'cn ~ .;'oas wv "
~, +, r.. affected ~ t" is :" orridH i''at We IL. I"
i CO.. ~ a,arc. lc5l sioll moi a'1 tt:n '.':ssa "I
an. nrov=o IL j. that te!o:c TIE "',tE':''El :" . "
,rlc take e''&e IL. 4Sssvn o; rs rs R;c,n"n.
xn.,Iv,l Tnar Way Is provided y ', -.
H., ,.. u he voters ron Gu.i!ol ",.' ~"
~ a,ns, II except By Of poll On ''c .'.'" "
=. H. ard the ne. lin force rom is 'ssis.} - - d
~ moi according 1, II" result o. '"al r"' - l. i''
,!r,an, that such poll D. ereEed anil hc!u.
i.,I That ~ th. act alr= nat d!:';- "c .''''''!|
ss'''ra' liners +, oren and hoi the poll! but t':;"''
~ - .oa.:s % ir appointed y i'' iaI'iA57 .''
;r ,cr;cns j., n,t aaes .; .' t .:4,., ' . ~
gress rvos to tie az Ti .,S, t, I .,,i. are t., :
s",',, @ u M III IN rhr ';.r H>d". stas ia A:1 i = ~
, nm. -, 49, aprn!;i.,>'t Z" I'D c';i"' '@e,'S' "'.",
ut =, ":.::,c "cl i -; - ~. : cert -. t., .s
49, ,r,: an. til :its!.:.Gs t": - ss.',Ey les
.,,.,,. rro.,Ie..s :, i.nse -"o' "H'''ni*;t'.
r.-u.ygI jsai ;i.c SD t'i'ns@.' -, a''' ''' ~
'.nI i.rnetlia,e: ." t:.:: .:i'" i'''::rl, = rs
IeS IT,, ;,y r,uc;5 u ti:i Ii:5. "f ~. race II ":t!
@ i Viii hc ;!iyt AL a:L ii c1ci' *a'd 'i ;''e&ii.
,cd 4 u:drr raG visions d ~ "t; "a; '''n:-
siorc: open and 'o1 ~. t ,,n ~ - ., ~
@ ~ ,; rive ~; days ao;:cc !" dtei'ii u' u!
CnnSil slot at y. "5Gt! i'n.'l.te tiis &c
; i.r IS les =. -" ''". w.. - w.: ~ : =; IL" d. IL
80 c - ,i. civ thai gu The Third "e53eslNy in III!
. +. 10 &c oIened and ns!1 10 taEe The sense
s 81, ~ cs;s istt III the t!if:. Of tlG ely By h
lei Of the 2atr March. is2i .r.,.-.r ii. ,r,.Ssi
Rsso:ysd Tha, on suca note the elsts of mo coune'
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTIONS.

BosTos April s-Eections held yessfday 70 ti The
vacancies ire 3D. 4 5!h and 7n districts Fifteen t>"a5
in the 81 district give Upiar Whig 3i9i R'n."ai demo
cat 2.95: seve Tree sol? lt6i no ch;:c: T. t',;.'r, ,.
towns Ire il dsI::ci ,;ve ThpnpSrn, ",!a -. ',h
in n,haa dcnncr:t G9i; parcy. f'ec SOIL 54- 10 c':r'
ror, the 9TH d.stct represented in ;e 't Congress by
Aira free scer we have Ic;cns Pi''sed, tn: "nl;
,on heard trctl in the I'm district gives Gcoic ~' 'S
election a pu:uity elects at the next trial.
SECOND DISPATCH
Bosros, ap Sin tic fh district Al!cH, Free Soil IS
r,c,ed ard in the scycnth Goodrich Whg, has probably
hem chosen Ia the other districts, choice. Paliey has
rauej considerably since last election.
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idQurnment and the Jouina VI TUESDAY was rcAa a'
approved.
KEN tvAi ~ rRrE %EGR"E3.
0a ,,jrinn q: ';r rnrn"TS, he Special C1nGn'tcn
--r his ,Iin IL regard t"r." r"no'a a; free ;Tsoh
q: .o. na. N. ,',l was enlarged The Com
n:,l1c therefore, Stands tius
a!..ssrs Chan!a:s Wi!!rv. Stc"aT q: Morgan, Mccam
AM. M,r.in a.; l"-r- Garland. faiI W.r, Ridley Wallace
" K Il. Cirnc:', Sc,gGia and \. r. Smith.
rRGrceED c"*sJ.!rA!!JN ur c1uSTtEi.
Mr. E,w,rm al Williamsburg presented memorial from
,t ti2crs III Tie cuuGi!cs laIrs Civ and York IN re
ation he consolidation ii the said counties and the coun.
lies Of i!iznan City ani !wick, 10 form but i"o
counties OF tae four.
On motion m Mr. Bowd"n the petition was referred to
select committee Of scTcn Til" Conlfi"c IL a. follows
ics,rs Bowen Summers, L"cer, hccandllsli tandolph
Janney, aud Bealr,
On nro,inn Of Nj BowLen r Convention resolve! Stl;
nro untlce o lie ifu!c the Basis Question, r at;'
fev r.sninir2 :hc Ch.c
Mr. san lrary being entitled 10 The floor, spne at
l.roi,, IN Ii ror ii the 2l:xeI Basis.
ift,r Mr. " had cuncrded Mr. Smith nf kInawhn, re
,,, r spl,c, in support the White Basis, which he
,,,s rreycntcI irnnl conc cli,ag .nr,e weeks since.
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THE itIiTDEEIt

This the aFt title o! ana rrenti steamer IN the
Hudson River which has rlac remarkably quick rrp her
ffs that places e the mead strumcrs. From New York
to Albany she accomplished tho trip in hours and 35
minutes running asloss, By landings cs2cy % minutes
snonut vi coal burned Is cns Some por;irns Of the
route mad in svcr time then before rcocl-
cd 5v From rais;:; 10 Bristol l2 miles, done
Ia . 'al;v anG 'a; the engine ninsing q revolutions
u IL. nIECi.
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how could have intended either to"ads tosc VIVA "'
In cordial and social intercourse cApe; 10 pass 'E =.
nlns Of life, and when that clUscs, to ma, Hchca VIC
shade OF OF the magnificent oaks o. Their briaul VII
larc, that rest which this world cannft g!Vci
remain, dear sir, with the highest reeaiI n,p ie-
soectiulIy vour srrv,t J. HAMliTON.
TO the lion. WIN PopE. BluiTtcn, Beau:"t Dl'ifct.
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WhSti!%EiTON'S BIRTH PLACE.-Tlta Alexandria
Gazette in noticing 'e lro!io a?GirY Mas Gen. Wasi!
ingon born in En,! nd " WHICH h.: been ;4i:a nc rounds,
ari tie fact ha IL 'as born Popes creek In WesHoe
iand county, Va,
~ stone with s"::a'u insert pion, placed there we &C.
eY' % Mr. Gusts" years agu marks IN: site %! ile
house IN which The Fathc. u hs CoCGy first The gh
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.r .:il c 0. ;.Csfa;c;s prinic.. III the city an
county Of Sew York i. ana in ill., State 255. Now
,ct rs in TIC cE S"! t"niy ana tj3 III :.a Si",n
il 1883 .ic:. - a: ,pis N lie ;.,e of New York
now tit :" a.r .; dl;.:a.
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RING FOR GEN. CASA Ifns weighing six ounces
ion csss Irni George H. Blake OF the woIknen In
5aeks eBa,hers je~ery lop con.
With specpeps Of gold from four delIicis I8 "a"
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The "r!e democratic ticket irlstes has been elected
In Portsmouth, Va, viz: R"5cr, Dickson III. " AhiS;eaG
! tic". y. t:r;c James Eumcrson Angms:n g. Moor Ma
,"a B He:lcr, Win. ". DaTis icnr J. Philips Ins. 4.
! EiI-.Iv
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THE ISLAND OF CI.EA.

friend ia Havana, whites 10 the New Orleans ricay,,c
rpder dae OF the 20h March. He ivcs an uiauAn. ac
count os III" excitement G'cnsn"d ~ the .rr.al o: T
Clay and other distinguished Americana amor. the citizens
many Of whom appeared 10 think al ,na,- was
down upon them.
After sir C,yS visit Ia the Captain f:"nr a. ic siaHcd
and oune'l u,mat ii" 1%E, the u5- .vc Of al Db..l
M CicUlcs feared to- ard The Spanaras would nat adr.
h!n |, really ainusin hca: The people talk luu
know that picked up tocta5Iy r smattcng Of Spanish
while IN the Rio Grane during tie Mexican war, and it as
cryc,! M h,Hc il .tn2 Tie har. Of VIA, .yr. on Af.
e' III. Gays arrival, ~ FIRST l!a Gen. ca $
and Mr.. ,ttayt'n hai c;inc o"lIi he Grufa ;,
h.i Gale! the Captain Gar.r.l .tva gc,iii brIr
II mind iat Gen. Cdss is ~, Euol:s bean !s 4E1-
lc'u statsa, because ot thr ~ cry q: Crss aad in3
While Mr. Clayton II an csrncli .ayr7r i: thcis h"au,a
Of his famous despatch IL the .!c Crnsl cf:'e ii"
Court Acoy ID send IA" tTs2n,I. i.o.t' RIr.r s;fsA!
tr win cNtcnsi"" nr ,l:y s1..ty c story raE th9i
Unc,e 3lin had bought Gaia and the Cntaa' that (;e;.
Chss had COME "n; 10 *" r'=2esn and tia; Mir Cy'a
YRS 10 sci u. Himc Mi"se.. They pretty soou 90; il
straight however nu, hiak llr Gu, suffered little il,
their estimation ;or disappointing titm,'
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l. t.n: .r' rpna Al attachment vctuTn",. executed
-tio 10 al The ccisdF; The sum o.
@ /. h,!.ars tus protested, uc!oat.: note Win
y -e9. tie !tl dav u Seit.Htb... on. I'll id ara
+-i ,a twenty tvr Gems. charges o. rr"+r' and nnrp.ar
!3.! aI thr:aI de aGi ~. re-! Tn % is State.
,tu paini by sI;orn2%. y - "cef:d shat :'
~ 30 appear hc'e wih" Ca" A.i'! ss.i ~" pHn!lea'
H-sr am do what - ro:cc. H!s Interests
sf ~ Ter bc p',lea 0Gse week iO' 'cn7 successive
Z a ..cn:no.. E::IrcI- new !arss :"bi!sheI II the
IL cyua:; "a tac ike. day .: :i.c next Cnu"ty C"ur.
-. L. ROBINSON, {. C.
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I. ROBERTS. Clerk.
CuHS:I>S,uSrp,S Grr;;,r

.
. - '...-.-..u.. t.cnMo&r. hp:.i i'll, i-5i.
: Vi i've Fc.'...l :srr:" s:s i.ert ~ notified %
E..,e :. !: k:sS'3"ai, "a I;:a ~. ,!ay :: May
IN ia =! y ':r ~.a:u:s Gec..e..ci - enable me
sui Is .i;.:'f! /. aa.1 .!.,rrr.
WI. T. DAVIS. Cc!nl,Ir
,,M;Y .n.,. s''a REWARD. =
L'fr.... >"'5cf.ust rhput the ,s of iI,un .ast my
H''' :" GGu..r Eash...s'arl EIowa cnic;r.
go ... t.r,-.,a' Il q. c..s.!c, down lcn.; ii...t
r. !, - g." t.c--lpw 80 >s.iI", ald aGIu: 81
IN 8. ~ ::;h al. c r;oll and Iron establish!
-, ~. '"er i.":. :: :ne Il: hen /
o. - ~ - him g ur.;i a'y Jail Iu The Cn.nncn
7" Ia. '+t 10y Gn!-d u :us.!. ou; of the Sdtr.-
3':t, Sots.iva.a couaiv, Va
a. "',.u,.,l,, = I.O ~. McCALLEY.
WI please insert ,:isee times. and eend
"eeordeT April 5--cwiw
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8V'7 27ft = n. ~. 7...E'-T 2. .'4-'-.''
SaG3 81, iIi tG, .>,s
."fr Lo.oDssr Sir: 2rl cl.ia..,y Usrc ,ii:
!errra pract,cs aid prefer ay oer ,.uGicr
~ complaints From cbcyva,iou o' many
y!r. coughs cols. and diseG.cs ct TIE ulss,
g- "a. all n:tar remedies. .vai iahs -ec"nnen ~
t o. consumption, ant c.isi;cr rInc ils nes: e'neUy
~. af .aa.t.e,sc Respectfully yonrc.
- l. ). IUSHEAN. VI. d.
r,,v.-.,a aa, soiit. J. {. ASE. Practical Chemist Low
..,, ard sold whnlCcac and retail III Scen;oni ~
:rrr,l lsuDv co .al.d p.IroS JOHNSTON. ami by the
-. - = ,,,, non; IN. sat. Feh. 2;--cw:u.
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The Convention, ycaer'ny tWc!n.adlyn met pnf@uar
% I,0urment and the Journal VI TUESDAY was rcad a't
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Add thi- the ro! sHG witou. co,ac ard ;fl ia
ken Ia, manufacturing purposes cad tic ri tie "X
ress sill probably te large The whole entered -
The Custom house We prcv lousy that cox;
siderable quany Of gold 5nnch; here in ne hs:is OF
passenger; from California which entc"d on nc
manifest but had idea before that i.s anoan was 81
large.
We lrarn that Major " Il. Dfink.:d af Petersburg mas
be.n arponted the Secretary G: Board of Public Nok
IN office established the lat essssau p The
He VIII mako an execllont und popular eflicers~ -