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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-05
PREPARED AND SOLDBY c. AVER,
Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.

IT @Sold in Evansville, wholesale and retail by Craw-
ford Bell i'm Princeton by X. Is. Haliock; in Pc'ersbu
by Adams CamPbeii and by the Druggists every
throughout the State. iaps1-.l&wIyl
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OK, N. De-. ..-.....E. v. Nj
EDICAL NOTICE

hrs. WILCOX q MITCHELL, having associated
~ themselves together in the practice of Medicine
Surgery and Obstetrics, would beg leave respectfully 10
inform citizens of Evansville and vicinity that Of
the firm found at their Office, First street. be
tween Main and Locust at all times ia! or night, read
10 attend To professional ellis. lJlW-4wJ
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ALE! ALI! ALI!

TT SMITH ofthe Eagle RcstaGri has made arrange
w ments 10 fccp Constantly on hand fresh supply
of Storer * Co. Detroit Bottled ale OF superior quality
je2I-f
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PIANOS.

TUST received direct from the East two splendid Rose
,t wood Piano Fortes, which we will sell ai New York
prices The arrangements have made viii cnaoe MS
TO furnish riaEOs. all the best manufactures. at
prices varying from $500 $1,000 Persons wishing TO
purchase Tcqueed TO call aud examine our instru-
mens.t r. CONYNGr0N " CO.,
IyIi Corner Main and First streets
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WANTED.


INNTERPRISlNG Nouuc men who can give satisfactory
IL reference can fad profitable employment for sew
era months in selling he work entitled Tho Life
of Gen Scott" highly popular work am, IS selling very
rapidly. Liberal commissions will be allowed. Gail
/. CONYSGTON d CO.,
jyl7-tf Corner Main aud First streets.
+ IME.--Io0 bbls new White !. me, IL good eooperage
i 4 reed this day and for sale by
jyi9 PRESTON BROTHERS.
- f. FLOUR.-l5D bbls for sale by
-. argl ;. L. GILBERT d CO.. ,Sye. near Water.
70 BUSHELS CORN MEAL Tor sale low. at COOK 5
ia FAMILY GROCERY. aUg3
IUST RECEIVED, = boxes Cheese. Of good quality
~ for sale low by laus3l ). < '" REILLY
CLOTUS.-We are importing Belgian and English
black Clois. which We viii furnish 10 the trade al 4
small advance on the cost OF i'm poriatiou.
aug3 JAS. Low * CO., IL Main ST., LOU, Ky.
DARIS THREA D LACR-5CO pieces Paris Point reed
this day and for sale by JAS. LOW d co.
aua2s III Main street Louisville Ky.
DOTTED SILK NETT-50 pieces Green Blue az.
i Black reed this Gay for sale by JAS. Low & co.
anc2s Az Main street Louisville. Ky.
SOAPS Is Boxes Boston No. ]. for sale low by
- septIl $. +. GILBERT q CO., s!e near Water.
sOOTBS Whale Bone, reed this day and sale by
DtBtD JAS. LOW & co.
sep2t2 AZ Main street Louisville Ky.
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.
CHAMPAIGN Of General Winfield Scott in the Valley
, of Mexico: Innon Defccbat in Pugnia campo; the
Discarded Daughter: Count OF Monte Christie.
ausl9 SAMUEL LISTER
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sON az Ct,.PsRTNEstS.ysp

DISSOLUTION az CU.PARTN EstS.lsP.
'kNlE Firm of r. H. Hood & Co. is this day dissolved "
4 mutual consent The unsettled business will be
Ell up by +. H. Hood, who wilI the name OF the Firm
In liquidation, md continue the Book business in his own
name. r. VI. HOOD.
. J. A. BROADWAY.
Evansville. Dec. 18Th. '5i.-ltf rfIf. 90
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FLooRING MACHINE.
THE CHEAP STORE.
WINDOW TRIMMINGS

WlNlOW 1himmlIS1.
TORNICES with Galleries; Curtin Partires; Curtain
Bands; do Pins, all and beautiful sly les reed
this day and for sale by aug2l BABCOCk BROTHERS
ID ECEIVED this day per steamer Glendy Burke, -
bales and q brown and bleaehed DoIneStic,aDi
blue and brown Driliings. -
ans MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
CUGAR--5 hhds prime just ee'd per" Fanny smith
- fIr sic Iy :. r.. GILBERT X CO..
ang Sycamore near Water.
yNTINDow sAsH.-1OOoo lights. sss'd, $40, 9i2, 10
w II, I0-II ahd ID, reed and for sale by
mva SAMUEL ORR.
"!f -
CsTAR CANDIES-4 packages in whole. hal
aud quarter boxes reed, and for sale at reduced price
by mha9l J.% W. KELLY.
DLEACHED SHEETING.-IO eases ca, Z 4, 1914 au :
ID ia, reed this day, and for sales by
mh2a JAS. LOW CO., Az Mainst., Lou, Ky.
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Superior Shoulder Braces.

TIME object Of this Brace sto remedy habual STOPPING,
round aud crooked Shoulders, ~cak back and chest
and preserve crcctGnd graceful position, Indispensable
to health ard beauty. Il adapted Ia benefit men, wo.
aud children of all occupations aud conditions
parent tO all and its simplicity and aal taOn % the ob.
jcct designed. it, best recommendations. Ii J. light
srou aud perfectly elastic. eoianiug al the excel
leMcies Of the shoulder Braces ia Gs ith
of it. objections This brace is constructed an
the purpose of Shoulder Braces and Suspenders.-
For sale at wholesale or retail by
HELLER 81 FARNSLEY.
dccl2-f No. IA Water street Evansville.
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C0-PARTNERSSHIP, &C.
PARTTuRSIHp NOTICE.

z AttI ID = n sJLIl- ANO-ICG.
VIE partnership in the practice of law ofIaw Batte
a az Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
ile firm will be continued snder the firm of Law aud
J Johnson AttorneS and Counsellors 1t law. mar -
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL,
PAINTING.

49, PAINIIN G..
w w. TllESTONis ready to receive and promptly
w attend 81 orders IN his line ofbusness at his shop,
corner OF Sin aud Second streets Mr.. Capeilos
Clothing store lie prepared to execute in the best y e
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting IN all its varieties lmta-
lions of Wood, Marble, de-, and Ornamental Painting
generally. He also sOcits orders for House Painting
will alwa! b. ready to attend 10 orders len upon m slate
at the shop door. nov25-ui
ID LEACHED MUSLINS.-eO easss reed per steamer
ID Eclipse, and fnr sale by
jeI4 JAS. LOW & CO.. az Main ST.. Iou. XIV.
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nd EfOS
~ ssIsIai gIon Hotel.

T'WESTY DOZEN GAND BOXES, of superior quai,t
4 has just been received, 81 q for sale by
ave-" JOHN c. BElEREUX Jr
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DISSOLUTION oFPARTNHKsHIP

INHE partnership heretofore existing between Horn
l. brook q Rartis is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted the firm will please come
forward and make ins edicte ayiae and those having
claims against IL viii please hand them in and they shall
be paid Is collect Either Of the parry il
authorized 10 the firm purpose OF
settlements PHILIP HONEYMOON,
mhZ3-1 JOHN BURTIS. -g. "A.
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GAS! GAS!! GAS!!

A SUPPLY Of Phosgcne Gas, the cheapest and best
~ lrht Introduced in Evansville, always hand
and for saic'iy JOHN &. DEVEREUX, JR.,
U!lG Sycamore near WaNer :.
IME.-2O0 bbls sudcrivr White Lime for sale low BY
IL ai,SU GRAHAM u FARRELL.
DhINTS Groundm Oil, all colors i'm cans from Que
Il ten pounds fer safe hv
HELLER * FARNSLEY, Druggists
mhi3-u No. IA Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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ALLI5 & ECWES.
WNOi2S1ie SsTOcpyG.

Corner Of WGter and yiRe sts Ecansrills, Ind.
We hand one Of the largest and best selected
j. stocks of Groceries, opened in The West, and
can oer inducements that will justify dealers 10 prefer
the market at Evanss lille TO any distant point
Merchants are Invited To call and examine.
COFFEE--Rio, jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-ImpcriaI, g an Powder, lily ~oa. Young Hyson,
Poushong OOlOHg of all grades from lowest 10 fine
est.
sUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered.
NULASS ES-The very best Plantation purchased pre-
vous The first frost also, Febolled aud sugar House
BRANDl-Of all grades from the 5e>t imported,
great variety ~ Brands 10 domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port. Madeira. Claret, White Sherry, Cham
pagn. different Brands aud havOrs.
GIN-LondOn Excise, Pine apple and very fine Eol
land in Jugs.
lGARsA great variety of Brands at all prise, from
SO 81 10 $50" = 1909.
AAES-Simmon :. Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment of az articles gen
erdy kept in Grocery Establishments, such as: Soap
Candles. DyeStuls. Nails leather. Starch Nuts large
lot Of Guuny ag Turk Island and kana~ ha salt. Oils
Paints, Brnoms. Brushes. Paper, tobacco, Counter
Scales. Coffee Mills, spices DO ground Matches Traces
Well Chains and fixtures, Tumhl Dceanicrs, Jars
Lanterns Hall Lamps Oysters Sarlncs. Mackcrei. shad
Goldfish. Herring. Shoyels ect., Get. ect.
All the goods we sell are warranted oet
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~ NV fl and winter trimmings for sale. Ribbons by
Y tue ward ~ bolt; Velvet Ribbons by the ward ol
bolt. Wax beads h The = and doZ. strands variety
of lace Gimp aud other GimPs ana Laces Brides But
tons, BonHets. silks plau chaHgablc and gurc. worst
Ell Gloves, new article with nlany other trimmings.
Bonnets repaired, silk Bonn made o order
r.. GUTHRIE.
octs-.td-2tw Main 81 opposite the Bak.
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TENHF subscriber would respectfully Inform his euso-
4 and the public generall,. that he has hand
aud constantly receiving the styles and patterns
of PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS, suitable for
Halls. Parlors. Dining and Chamber Rooms. of rich
Gilt French white plain and figured papers Ofthe best
pate and conrs. Also complete assortment of
dunn and low priced Papers Borders. Curtain Panel.
Marble and OAK Papers, Center Pieces and Ceiling Or
naments. The above goods have been selected from
the best French and American manufacturers and viii be
sold at the lowest prices, the Evansville Wall Paper
and Lamp Store Of JOHN G. DENEREUX. Jr.
augi0 Main 81 between LIST and Cd.
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NOTICE TO CoNrRACTORs nr5D
BUILDERS

"E, the undersigned. would inform the citizens of
w Evansville and country. that we are now prepar
4 10 accommodate, at the City Saw Mill in the upper
ri OF the city, with all kinds Of Lumber for builrg-
our motto is "smal profits and quick returns" we
III sell as cheap as IL be bought elsewhere and
ke to the advantage OF all that buy OF We must
so come along and give u fair show, and will
eFou satisfaction. Iaugiul HART d CoLViN.
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25AGENTs WANTED.

ITO canvass for the sale of the most popular and saea
be Books ever offered to the public. Young men Of
god oral character and business habits, can make from
- 10 So per day and no others need apply For terms
address postage paid NN. PAll oN.
aurl3 3p,-3w Henderson, Nv.
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COMMUNICATED.
informal mprOYeancmt Meeting.

AT II meeting OF portion Of the citizens OF
Campbell county, held at the Court house OF
said County, on Tuesday the 10th inst, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the
Internal Improvement Convention, TO be held
at Union. Monroe county, on the 10Th inst.
John Is. Dabney esq. was called to the Chair,
aud George IL. Lennon was appointed Sec
rotary.
The object ofthe meeting having been ex.
planned by John NJ. Speed ESD in a few per
ilnent remarks, the following gentlemen
were appointed delegates to said Convention ::
Henry Lakewood, j. d. Alexander, George
w. Dabney, james Russell, Bowling Clark.
VIM. w. Dinwiddic, Daniel Mari, Pleasant
Rosser, Chas. Slaughter, J. b. Leiiwich. Rob.
ert L. Wilhers, Booker Smith and Richard
Morgan. On motion of VIM I. Yancey esq.
the Chairman ond Secretary were added to
The delegation.
On motion of same. it was Resolved. that the
proc eedings ofthis meeting be published in
the Lynchburg papers.
JOHN b. DABNEY. Chm'n.
GEORGE Ii LENNON, Sect'ry.
Republican requested to copy.
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GEN. plERCE'S BATTLESl

We publish this morning an allie review Of
the xploits of Gen. Pierce III Mexico. The
article on gnally appeared IN the Lynchbnrg
Virgininn, but II las been enlarged by the
thor for insertion iDthe Wing. Tie author i,
thoroughly contersant with all The operations
In Mexico, but he bases all his statements upon
o6iciai Reconnaissance the lclst important of
which are Gent Pieycc's 0,en rcp0yts. These
are given in full, and they tell most hnmil.
ating tale. His "mis10rfuneS,' as Inc denomi-
oates them, hy which he was deprived Of all
participation in the glory acquired by Ameri-
can arms constitute etheme oil his discourse.
The annals of mankind furnish no such in.
stance of ridiculous failure as that which al.
tended the effort 10 manufacture n hero out Of
this New Hampshire lawyer. Henever could
get into battle. Always some mschance befe
him. At Contreras, the 10Th August, he fell
before he reached the field of glory. The
next morning, the goth, he was too unwell 10
Join his brigade until after the enemy was
routed. In the evening at Churubusco, he
tainted aud fell within few hundred yards OF
the encmy's fire. At Moline del Rey, the 7lh
of September. '1he battle (says Scot) was Won
just as Gen'l Pierce reached the ground, =
and according TO Worth, an hour before he got
there. Again, on the 18th September, at Cha.
pnltepec, be was missing. He says himself !:
"Ireotous 10 the m0rtment, / aodS compelled TO
leatc tie feid, in consequence of severe in.
dispositions which confined me To nv led du.
ring the 18th, and Of course deprived me Of
the satisfaction Of participating with my big
ade IN The lorous achievements Of that day"
Next morning, however, when the fighting
was over, Notwithstanding his severe indisposi.
ton. he " as up by o'clock and joined his brig
ade
There has been no such military career in
ancient modern times. But the 'lhad OF
his woes, - as detailed by himself, is efore the
reader.
The Democrats say now, since the official
accounts hive become known that they do not
support him on account of his military achieve
ments. Oh, no it's his craftsmanship which
commands their admiration Very well, gen
tlemen; but pray give us some evidence of this
craftsmanship. We have searched the public
records and find no trace Of il. Three or four
moagre partisan speeches, hichdo not soar in
dignity or eloquence above The daily editorials
OF the Enquirer, are all the proof Of states
manshp that ten years Of Congressional life
supply. If tradition may he relied on 10 help
out the record. his civil career was quite as
barren Of usefulness, as his military VAS Of
glory.-R. Wig.
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North Carolina.

From present indications, Reid (Loco) is re-
elected Governor. This is very contrary 10
our hopes, though in accordance with our fears.
The Wig candidate was every where repre-
sented as opposed TO universal suffrage-and
thet no doubt led to his defeat--f he has been
def ated
The Wigs have probably carried the House
OF Commons and will have majority on ioint
ballet
The Wigs lost in many places by excessive
confidence. Many We're absent. aud the vote
Is thin one. They will pick their hnts and
give Scott and Graham a rousing majority in
November. In August 49, they carried the
State h y only 500 aud in the November fol-
loving by, upwards OF 5000 majority. Their
noble leader, hen borne wounded from the
bloody field of Lundy's LAM, exhorted Colo
mel Lcarenworih to "CHARGE AGAIN.
the Wings OF North Carolina will profit by the
precept.- Wig.
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w. G. MILLER
ID. W. WILLIAM SON
G. W. HUNTER.
ELLIS SMITH.

A FATHER Snor ny Ills OWN SOMA most
brutal murder was perperated in Perry conn
~. Miss, a lew days since, by a boy, IA years
Of age upon his father. A man by the name
OF Pearee, ahoring under the influence of Ii
qnor. whipped his son one morning last vi, elk;
the boy tl.en went To neighbours house and
borrowed gun, as he said, for the purpose OF
hunting. He returned to his fathers house and
shot him The father Immediately died. The
son was found the next morning in "A Kitchen
Lie is now In inil at Anensla
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Destructive Fire IN PiHSburg.

PIrrsnrnG, August IA fire broke out this
afternoon, in the stables at the rear Of house.
in the centre oil row on Prospect street, between
Washingron and Elm streets. Tie flames
communicated 10 tie adjoining frame bull
dinss. and almost the entire block was destroy
ed, extending to Hill Alley. About 25 bull
dings We're burned, rendering aboutffty fami-
lies homeless. TIE houses were of very little
value, but the poor occupants suffer greatly in
the loss Of their all
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In ADDITION to reaifrrning the Decl"t alton oi
Indcpcndenee. which the aboIliionists declare
snsfains them, The Democratic National Gun
Yeniion gave their sanction 10 the Virginia ano
Kentucky resolutions Of $50 We well
knew that they differed concerning the true
meaning Of those resolutions, as widely as TIC
Pagan and the Christian abont The divinity oil
the X oran; but we were not aware until now
that abolilionism also found shelter IN that
imagined palladium Of Southern lights. But
Gen. Pierce 5 friend, the New York Evening
Posi-, las enlightened us-hear what II says:
The Virginia and Kentucky resolutions,
according la them, and our readers wtH re.
member that sererol days since arc took the sanae
riem nj he maHer-lay down maxims Of con
straetion which ifappliel 10 the Constitution.
MAKE TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
A PALPABLE VIOLATION OF THAT
INSTRUMENT. by solemnly adopting the
Kenfuck resolutions, say those con mentators.
THE CONVENTION GAVE Up THE
SLAVE LAW.
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TIe Eieeti0n IN Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. Aus. 7.-Col. Thomas II Ben
ION has large maj erily ia the FiIsi(St. Louis
District oyel the regular Democl aic aud Wing
candilaf,s.
In the Second District. Alfred Lamb, demo-
crat Is elected by abont 500 majority over Por-
ter, wig.
In tho Third District John G. Miller, wing
Is re elected
In the Fourth District Mr. Oliver, wing, is
elected over james II. Birch, democrat.
In the Fifth District, J ohm S. Phelps, demo-
crat, Is re elected.
Gen Sterling Price. D mocratic candidate
for Governor Is elected, by at least ten thous-
and majority.
The parties in the Legislature will be dis
tinguished as Benton and anti Benton.
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ROBBERY IN PrrERsBURG.-The dry goods
store OF Mr. John Stevenson, IN Petersburg,
WAS entered by means Of false keys. the iron
safe cut through, and abont $3.50 stolen there
from. Several negroes have been arrested on
suspicion beng connected with the robber-
ry. Our neighbors must he on the alert.
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ELECTORS At LARGE.
JOHN II HO1TS.
WILLIAM u. PRESTON.


| 4 Dstrirt--lain Il kihy Of Sanseinand.
ID Distfiet-Edward Chamhisa, Of Meeaienanrg
81 Distrirt-Thonns s. Floufnoy. Of Halifas
Am Distriet--li II Marshall. ri Charlotte
9Th Di.trici-Alex Riyes u Alhemnle
oh Disfriet-Wn z. Scott. 81 Powhaihn.
7,h n4irici--iaas seeaf. Of Elizabeth CITY
sfh Diatfief--Robi. Mayo Of Nestmoelapd.
gth Distret--lleury " Ihomas. 81 faitlah.
10Th D.slllsi--Alek r. Bateer 81 Jefferson.
llth nistfiel--Cnl D. Baldwin. II Augusta.
12tf Diafief--loln schola. Of Monroe.
Ilth Diatfiei-Walier Preston nj Washington.
lIth Dl.ffiet--Jobn ]. Jackson il. of Wood
III, d. .ffiei--r NJ Gully IT OHIO.
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Preparations JorMe Free Sod Courent'oa.

Prcparat,onsforA Free Sod Conrent'on.
PIrrsnrRG. August 9-The delegates 10 the
National Free Soil Convention are asst milling
in great numbers. and The hotels are already
nearly filed Ohio. Pennsy lvania, New York
Illinois, Wisconsin & Kentucky are larqelyrep-
resented. l here are seven delegates from Ma
ryland To morrow will be spent in caucus
es. Tie general determination appears to be
to nominate Ii lie; Notwithstanding his decen-
sion, and thus ihroA upon him the responsible
Try Of ,lisoreanzing the party, ifitis 10 be bro
ken up Giddingv, S padding and Lewis, Of
Ohio, are spoken oil for the Vice Presidency.
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FOR THE yIRGiNIAN.
Internal I'm DrOVpmenf VEaas;Uu

: AT meeting of the citizens Of Pittsylvania
Court House and It's vicinity, held on Saturday
the 9Th day of August, 1852,-on motion Mai
David II. Clark was called to the Chair. and
hohert A Carter appointed Secretary.
The objecto the meeting having been brief
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In the discussion Tuesday evening, Col
Glenn after making the sale aud stercotyped
accusation against Gen. Scott, that he was I'M
der the influence of Seward, undertook to de-
fend Gen Pierce from the suspicion Of coward
ice-thonBil no lmputation against ms cour-
age Eal been made One of his reasons for
thinking Gen. Pierce was not a coward was.
TINT Gen. llutman was willing TO vote for him
-JohR 1Rthony QaitDaaR. whose white plume
had been seen in the blaze Of battle, from Vera
Cruz to Mexico! Would he support coward
for olfcel Mr.. Campbell very reasonably con-
cludel, that If the negative testimony of Gen.
lultman worth so mnch-if his flilnre In
denounce as a coward was evidence of cour-
age-his declarations, deliberately written out
by himself, woull be proof "slrong as holyf
writ whereupon he produced and read the
etter OF Gen. Quitman. in which he declares
that Gen. Sect is rot under the influence of
Seward, and that he was known To he in favor
OF the compromise before either Fillmore or
Webster. We came to the conclusion that
nothing more need be said on that point.
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IVuSEj0 of0n 1Ha3fs.

WAsnrNeroN. Aug 6.-Mr. Webster reach
ed here this evening.
The resignation Of the three princi pal exam
iners ofthe patent office was caused not by "a
ny disaaecrion in office, but simply to better
their condition.
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RED House, CHARLOTTE Co. Va. !
Angnst u, ls52.


ToHe Edaor n e Trginian:
We learn that report 10 IN circulation with
out the least shadow Of foundation, that the
Small Pox Is in this liule Village. We cannot
imagine how such "A rnmonr has gotten aloat
Oar Village Is indeed very healthy, and we
have sickness Of any Kind, unless il il com
plants Of common character,to which all per
sons are more less sui jet. The Small
PoX ii is well known, has been al Appou' attoX
Courthouse, about Il miles from The Red
house. but the citizens Of the Red house VII
lagc have been al no time exposed 10 II: they
have avoided having any association with hose
Who havehad 1t or had been here II Is. Intact
we have gone 81 lar as to vaccinate every man,
woman and child, White and colorcd, In the
Village.
But If any are iii sposed 10 doubt orr veraci-
~, we challenge a thorough investigations be
lleVlng that not the least symptom Of the Small
Pox can he found in our Village or near il.
1t is 10 he hoped that those wlo are So fond
of clrcuating false reports, i'll find better EN-
ploymenr; orif they delight in such things it is
earnestly desired that they will ut least confne
themselves as near 10 The truth as their nature
will permit.