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GUARDIANS SALE.

In pursuance ofan order of the Court OF Probate,
the undersigned, guardian Of Mary NaeP, an In
sane person, of Carroll county, Ohio, will sell, on
Saturday, the cath day OF July, A. ID. 1852, by pub
lie outcry at the door of the court house, in said
County, the interest, legal and equitable, Of the
said Mary, devisee of Henry Cox, deceased, In and
to, and growing out Of the following described
real estate, being one equal tenth part OF
the northeast quarter Of section twenty
five, township fourteen of range five; and al
so a part of the southeast quarter OF section
twenty-five, township fourteen of range i've; and
also a part of the northwest quarter OF section
nineteen, township fourteen, of range hve-beiug
all the lands of which the said Henry Cox died
seized, and on which he resided at the time OF his
decease containing three hundred and sixteen acres
more or less; situate in said couaty, about one mile
east of Carrolton. Terms of sae.--One-third oil
the purchase money will be required in hand, on
the day of sale; one-third in one year, and one
third in two years from the day of sale-the defer
red payments to be secured by negotiable notes
with approved personal security, or by mortgage
oil real estate-bearing interest from date.
JOHN S. HUNTER,
Guardian of Mary NaeP.
June Ii,h, 1852 6ls-pr fee $500
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MARKETS.

New York, June IL.
Whea.--No sales reported. Flour s4,25
ln s4,6eI. Corn 90. Oa,s 81. Sheep Sc 10
81.
Cleveland, June IA.
whes,--74 10 8Oc. Flour S3.40fG3,42 -
Oa,s S5c. Corn 42c. Salt SI,l2l 10 Sl,e5'
Hams IOc. Shoulders 8c. Eggs lOc.
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Paper nangings Depot,
No. Al CouriiandL Street, New York,
OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS HOTEL


TUE CROTON MANUFACTURING co
lOrganized under the General Manufacturing
Law of the State of New York.
OFars A. wholesale, in quantities to suit purcha-
sers. at MANUFAcrURERs' LOWEST PRICES, for cash
or approved credit,
Paper Hangings Of every variety Of style and
nrice. Borders to match. Fire Board Prints IN
Great variety. Transparent Window Shades
Ol Painted Window SHADES. Wide Window
Curtain Papers, and Window Shade Fixtures OF
the latest styles and superior finish, all OF their
own manufacture and importation. AS thef
stock is large and entirely new, they invite Mtr-
chants, Booksellers, and Dealers in these articles
to call and examine their styles and prices Whan-
ever they visit The city. -.
Country M.Fchlnis can examine this SOCK
from o'clock in :he morIia5 Ill 10 O'clock ID
the evening.
New York, M'reh &c. 1852.
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poNNETS AND BONNET SILKS, large and
u beautiful assortment, together with splendid
LOT Of new style ribbons and trimmings just re-
ceived and for sale, very cheap, by
CUMMINGS g. BRACKtN.
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NotiCo

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator OF the
estate of James Palmer, late of Carroll county,
deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally au-
thenticated within one year from this date
SAM'L X. PALMER,
June II, 1852. Administrator
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SILK HATS, NEW STYLES, KossUTH DO,
y Panama, Pedal, Braid, Alboni & Palm Leaf
Hats and silk Oil Cloth Caps, big lot, jus, re-
ceived and for sale, very low, by
CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
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New HagerstOFn Academy.
Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed aud qualified as Executor of the estate
of Thomas J. Beatty, deceased. These hdebt-
ed to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date.
ABRAM KNOTS.
March 26. 1852 Executor.
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HARLEM SPRINGS,
CARROLL COUNTY, ONO,
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establishment has been put in complete re-
pair, and new building erected for the comfort OF
Patients and Visitors. Hacks and other 'onvey-
ances constantly running to all the Principal
Points.
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List of Letters.

Ram aiming in the Post Office at CarrolIIon
on the l7Ih day of May 1882
Barley John Lyle }. NJ.
farmhouse VIM. Morehead Abram
BenIy Joab Miller Acel
C,oxton J.H. Maple Eliza ].
Cassper Leonard McGrew Cynthia
Durbin Thos. W. Prentice J. B,
Elliott Aaron Roush Aosalom
Fisher J. II. RlcketJohn
Cans John Sallsgiver John
GaIbrealh Joseph Simpson Eliza
Hubbard Joel G.. Swan Theodore
Hawk Daniel Woodson D. NJ.
Linsev David Z4lter J. c.
Persons calling for the above letters VIII
please say advertised"
CHAS. ELSON P. NJ.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PaEsIDENT.-WAsH'
INSrox. June ll.-Samuel SU"kely, Of Ohio
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Couu of UIah.
John n. Adams. Of Mass, Consul TO Singapore
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Wool! WOOL!

Wanted to purchase large quantity OF wool
for which we will pay the highest market price in
cash on delivery at our Store. ~
CUMMINGS & BRACKlN.
CarroJon, June 4Ih, 1859.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

SHOES, LADIES' CATERS of all coors, Jen-
D ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment of all
kinds Of the very best make, on hand and for
sale. cheap, by CUMMINGS & BRACKlN.
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Good vows for the Ladies'.

The largest and prettie5t lot of Dress Goods in
town can be found at Cummings 81 Brackins.--
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk Poplns, Silk
Berege, figured swiss Lawns, &c, with great
variety of New styles which we offer at veay low
prices. Cali ami see
CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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CALIFORNIA AT HOME!I

VhLlrOhNAA M HUM -
@M9AR 9&Ggg3Gg!sMgI!! Il!
All ye that can see, Read! Allye that can hear,
Listen! All ye that have legs and are good on the
heels, run as fast as you can, to the new
EASTERN CLOTHING
EMPORIUM
Where you can get ready made clothing cheaper
than any where else in the West, Pittsburgh not
excepted My stock consists in
SPRING AND SUMNER
CIOGhing!!
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
Fine Frock, Dress and Sack Coats, of all styles and
C0lors; very extensive assortment of Pants, and
every description of Vests, Jackets, Hats, Caps
Shirts, Cravats, Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs
and every other article of goods that can be pur-
chased at any similar establishment in the West
The undersigned is connected with one of the lar.
gest Wholesale Clothing Stores in Philadelphia
and therefore such facilities that none can or dare
compete with him. He has also a large store in
Steubenville one in Minerva, and is now establish
ing one in this place. He will recuit his stock
from time to time with new supplies of Clothing
which are warranted to be well made and of the
test materials: he is determined that nothing sha
be lacking on his part to satisfy all who may fayo
him with call One and all
GIVE SHWABAKER A CALI
He is assured YOU will not regret the time spent In
examining his stock He will offer such induce
ments that you cannot help but buy.
Remember, by calling with the undersigned you
can always get the worth of your money
S. SHWA WABAKER.
Lisbon street. third house from Leggel's tavern
Canollion, June i, '5e.. 'ti 'i'1
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THE STATE OF OHIO CARROLL COUN
TY, IS.
Meredith Capper, Admins Court OF Common
traitor of David CAMPER, Pleas, June term
vs.. }l852. Petition to
Mary Capper ct. ais. complete real con-

J udCIS'
To Mary CaPper, widow, of Carroll county,
Ohio, and Michael Capper, Stephen CaPper, EbsOn
Stewart, aud Elizabeth Stewart, his wife, OF Van
Vert county, Ohio, and David CaPPer, Angelina
Capper, Susan Cappe, James CaPper Rebecca
Capper, Thomas Capper, Amanda CaPPer, Hannah
Capper, William Thompson and Jane Thompson,
his wife, John Saltsgiver, and Mary Satsgiver,
his wife, Elias Harbaugh and Sarah Harbaugh' his
wife, and James Smith, Guardian of John LaPPer'
minor. of Carroll county, Ohio. You will take
notse that on the Sd day of April, 1852, filed IN
the office of the Clerk Of the court OF comTnon
pleas of Carroll county, petition which states
that David Capper in his life time entered into two
several contracts in writing for the sale OF land
one with Thomas Cummings, and one with Sa6as-
tan Shrader that he died before completing either
of said contracts or making deeds to said Purchas-
ers respectively tn to enable petitioner. as ad,
ministrator of David Capper, to make deeds to said
purchasers aforesaid, and collect assets, ne Will
move the court at the next term for an order to
make the deeds to said purchasers for the land sold
them BY David Capper and described in the writ
ten contracts in the petition mentioned, and tol
such relief as is allowed by law, &c.
VAN BROWN, Au'y
April 9, 1852 --4w. for Petitioner
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For sale by DR.. c. A. BoegeI CarroIIton O
James Forbes Sr, New lagerstown; H. Roby
& Co., Leesvile; R. E. Smith, Pekiu; II. V,
Bever, Oneida; E. J. Barkd1ll g. Co., Magno'
liza; Gregg s. Mace. New Lisbon; Arer & Mich
OILS, Hanover; II. Triu, Minerva; R. K. Grey
Waynesburgh; Jno. H. Klippard, Louisvillei
John Beall, Cadiz o; Croskey g. Parker. New
Market; John J. Smith, New Philadelphia; c.
Weibel, Zoar; Henry Crew, Richmond; Hilbert
& Co., Kilgore; VIM. Walters, Harlem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.


In September, 1851, something more than a year ago, two
rn.n dove up in Il one horse wagon 10 the door III NJ. Jos
Miller, linen residing about hall II mile below West Aleann-
der, on t&c National Road in Ohio county, Va, and asked
Mr.. Miller 10 take Charge ola trunk ard box, for Il few daNs,
nj the end II which time ,hey w"uid call for them. lr.
Miller consented, took Them iEto his house, and deposited
them ia a place Of security. The men never returned, and
no application has since been made by any one Tor the aril
les. On last Wednesday,, Mr. Miller called upon Mr.. Wm.
Neil, MIR Perry E-key und Mr.. John BfoIheTtOn, his neigh
bura, and requested them TO open the Trunk and box. and as
certain thri. c"ntcn!s. They did 80, and found The trunk 10
cnntnin shirts, pants, u hat. and sundry other articles OF
wearing apparel; also. Il blnudy shirt, in which was wrapped
up a new ha,chr. Oi The largest size, also bearing marks Of
Blood!
In the box were 4 srt of p"dlsr's harness. and other ari.
chs. In the trunk was found 4 pocEel book containing q
paper upon which was the name OF John VI. Zimmerman
and il is supposed that the trunk was the property OF a man
ri that naiHc. IL is in the recollection of our citizens that
about that time a pci!ar Of The name Of zimmerman was
found murdered IL some one Of me Western counties not
now rr.Dicc:cd where; but thought to have been in Greene
rUuniy. W. our-cii h"v" an indisiirc! recollection If an
occurrence i ;tr Kind, but cannot now locate the scene of
The tragedy. We publish This statement, in the hope thar ii
may bad 10 Il drveluiC'nent Of all the circumstances attend
ing this mysterious affair. This property is undoubtedly
that Of u murdered man - Washington (Pa) Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

rho reuor, is wiihou. foundation. he wiz ptooaOG =
main here until he goes TO Washington: a. piss.m &c -
hn,ily engaged in closing up his professional usi"e ,
I IWs is,e law partner, Mr.. bliacl. was recently appointed 4
i,Sns IF me Court OF Common Pleas. Geneia, lrs,a CO.
III" MI consist, OF himself, lady, and son, The ini'ef 'ou
,. I've Years of age. His brother, Henry D. Llc'Se, al
sister, Mrs. Mcneil, widow of the late General 1i oHn reside 10 ~ a.
~, his II nearest sureIving blood relations. hey .esu' -
Ii;,ah,,oroh Major Benjamin X. Pierce OF the army, ,Ne
oIdss, brother Of The family, died some .'Ent t, OF ten Of ye lhs
nso. Mrs. Pierce The Generals iady' was asa a oau w" a. ~ y Laav
!" S.I ,nch ,ssnemept and high accomplishments For many
years her health has been delicate, on which account S, acc,pp per-
4 ashton ,he life has few temptations, and a residence al
me Whit, House probably holds forth fewer attractions 10
her than almost any other respectable posltlon In me Oni'to
%I.,rs. hos ever humble. Some newspaper editor has w'iI-
ln, tina! She will 60 TO the national mansion 10 encounter
4 double share Of The care and toll which usually tails 10 Tue
l.t # a Presidents wife" Doubted. She has too much
,losuphy 10 allow herself 10 be- lnconmoded with u single
STARE, even did health permit her TO encounter il. But, WIN
a double share staring her in the face, | venture 10 pfeulcl
mat lie White House will not have her company Tor 'oi"e
lime 10 come.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
nprs1pENrIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
LITTLE ~TENNESSEE.'

ABlSopuS, Nov. ., 1852.
TO The Editors OF the Enquirer: Gentlemen In advance
Of !ull returns | give you some details OF Tuesdays election
in Ibis Congressional district:
Washington county gives Pierce 205 msjoIity-for john
con tho majority was 236.
Russell county gives Scott l25, and one precinct to be
heard from which may give Pierce 10 or Is majority. Rus.
sell gave Summers SO majority "A great gain This
In Tazeweil several precincts not heard from, but the ma
jo,i,y for Pac &c is estimated al 750-a great gain, as John.
son received onlyI25 majority in that county.
The majority in Smyth county for Pierce Is reported 10 DC
4S, and 50 votes given for "Piercc and King" instead OF
Tor the Electors. This county gave Johnson AZ majority.
Wythe gives Pierce 27o m~ajorlty-lor johnson 2ol was
given.
The inoel iecI returns show 2o5.
In Scot,. three precincts give Pierce l49 majority, and
The remaining precincts may erlarge il 10 $50.
The day Of election vas rainy and cold, but that would mol
prevent y !uiI lnrn out in Lee, where the subject Ut dividing
The county would bring oIl ell The voters, and Pierce would
receive above 500 majority.
Ii | am rightly advised, this Congressional district gave
Johnson n,alo.iiics amounting 10 lice, 10 SummeIs s7O-or
22 nett majority foT Johnson. Pierce will probably get,
over Scott, Il ncit majority Of 2,Si6. Judge Hopkins says
2 ,0G0 is certain.
The voters stood on their old party plat!o'ms-two on
each eide changed here. They had been wavGrlng Tor some
time past. One WING proper v"tcd for Pierce.
Tennessee has probably voted for Pierce by q small mao
Tiiy. IL seems probable that Gen. Scott may be sustained
Nv oniy 5 States and 81 electoral votes. This would he a
sad requiem 10 the Wing party = party mat often
prepares great feas!s, OF which, ~singula.ly enough, they eat
little" 81 none. The responsibilities once more devoivlng on
the Democracy call for some humility as well US exulialion,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
TIE 81 I'VE CASES IN NEW YoRK.-We ha,

TIE 81. AVE- CASES IN NEW YORK--Weh have a!
ready state. that an effort was made in New York, on Sat
urday las, 10 iake from The custody Of Mf jonathan Lem
mon, oieh, slaves. the property OF his wife, which he was
conveying from Richmond, Va, to Texas, on the ground
that having brought Them into New York, n free Stale,
they could no longer be held 10 slavery. The Gaze was post
poned until Monday, at which Time II came up again, before
Judge Paine. The Tribune OF Monday afternoon, says:
~ large number Of colored persons, male and female,
were present in the coutt room, and alao In the entries ana
outside. The claimant Of The alleged slaves, lMr Jonathan
Lemmon) with his wife, were present. Mr.. Culver appear
ed, as before, on their behalf, and Mcssrs. Lepaugh and Gin
ton for clsluants. The latter stated that the slaves IN CUES,
ton are all the property that Mr.. and Mrs. L.. have, and
time should be tasen 10 present the case fully on their behalf.
They wish 10 amend the return-nnd they expect 10 present
some points as 10 constitutional law, which have no, yet
oeen adjudicaIcd upon; and although Mr.. and Mrs. L., will
30 the greatest sufferers BY delay, they having engaged pas
sage for Texas on Saturday, and also in another vessel 10.
day, but it is proper they should submit, TO delay, they
moveda postponcment, which was approved by MIR. Culver,
he having an engagement ioi Tomorrow. The only ques-
lion will he, whether slavery exists In The State OF New
York. The Judge said he also so considered, but Il would
be proper 10 give the parties every opportunity. The case
WIS postponed ill Tomorrow afternoon the par'ies 10 De
kept al The expense OF the owner"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
re-, in The bonds Of Democracy.
nEAru 40 IrnGE RpnMA

We regret 10 learn the death of this distinguished gentle.
man, who fell dead while passing along the street al Carroll
Court House on Tuesday last. The Wythcvilie Telegraph
says: The circumstances attending his death were pcculiaI-
II painful, and add poignancy 10 the grief occasloned by his
loss Away from his family and friends, and among st'an-
pers, lie ha. been suddenly cut down, without the consola-
lion oi bidding udcu TO those when he loved 50 VIII whlIn
on rartil..z " urdPr-tand t;.at a HUI whilr before he death
he wss in his usual health, and left the tavern "here he was
stopping 10 90 - the Court hcusr. bal had not proceeded
moro han fry yards, when he Eel! irscns!bl- nod In 4 few
moucn mis- expired without speaking. Hano,et and esteemed
nv all who knew him as 4 man oil The highest integrity and
oil n noble generosity and beloved rs u warm, devoted and
inf aching friend, the community 0! which he was n mem
Der. has lost one OF its brightest ornaments. md his family
and friends have sustained a bereavement, for which there II
no cpnsoll,!on this side Of The grave Sdler. (Roanckel
Rkncnn
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u ltary Preparations IN France ne sriiv". TIE civil.
II the Emperor naS been fixed nj 50 600 600 ot iaancs.
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NEW IUHS, Nov. iU-Ihc steamer tilsgOH, with elias
Cow dates Of the 26Hi aud London dates Of the 18th ut,
HIS arrived. Tie Steamer Canatt reached liverpool on the
cath.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25-Sales to-day Of 10000 hales %
Cotton al firm rates. Spectators and exporters tooa 1900
b.!cs.
Lo%n0S, Ger. 25-ThC supplies Of all kinds Of English
grain are scanry. and the arrival. Of foreign are small aad in
pad c~oHdtinn. Fl1nr vas t:m al previous rates. Comsoi,
closed at 100. ll00S
ENGLAND.-Thc funeral Of the late Duke OF wellington
would take place On the lS'h inst.
The new line Of steamers for Australia and America "il'
sail from Bristol.
Lanh had been purchased in Hrde Park for tie new Ma
,iunai Galleries. for the Gum o! 81 GEO. 600.
FRANCE.-ihc Moniirur publishes a decree of the Pre-
sidcnt, granting Il credit ut 200. 600 livres for the expense Of
fitting up tie Pantheon for religious worship.
It IS runorCl ihlt Napoleon intends making a tour OF the
northern Province. after The deliberations of the Semitic
Preparations are already making To receive him at AmicGs.
Prince CoEn.Ei. the Turkish Ambassador At Paris, had
been rc3lled. aud hi. place filled BY Neiy Pasta.
Grc't additions "tTe bein" made 10 the poTt"f Havrc.
Considerable anxiety prevailed in Paris respecting the
Ministerial crisis in Belgium.
lTALY.-An un.ncces~:ul attempt had been made 70 as.
sassirare The President Of The Tu-can Ministry.
BELGlt VI ii. DrIheuX had not been consulted rcls.
tive ~ the Formation d! the new Ministry.
SPAiN.-The shock Of an earthquake was experienced al
Caliz on thr iii. No rater:al damage was done.
POtrUGAL--The Eank VI Opnrto had declined 10 loan
the government 200 contos, whish II was desiious Of Dor
rowing al per cent.
The Portuguese Wine Company had dissolved, and here.
after the Oar" win. would re the only quality cXportable.
FURTHER By THE GLASGOW.
New YORK, Nov. l0.-Ihe steamer Glasgow Brought aS
passengers from Glasgow.
An Ar't-S!a"ery meeting was held at Glasgow 10 redeem
he family OF John Wccm4 from slavery In America, ard q
considerable sum raised.
there was considerable difference in France az 10 wha,
should be the Tile OF the new Emperor-some prefer "LOUis
Napoleon )" and Others Napoleon Ill"
Tie rum"rs iavo:ing The son oi Prince Canino, a. .sir
rt"su'npiive 10 the throno Of the Napoleons, gains much
cDrs!st.nce.
|, was thought that the electors Of France would be sum
mcned on the 2lsi Of November 10 vote, and tho Legislative
Corps on the 2Stn 20 count.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
gHy. PIERCE EXPECTED IL VIRGINIA.

T.. lie Pcnn-yiysn!.n IL "Wednesday morning, We find The
tyr,wIr" paragraph:
iEcsp:Io.: ~ Gsx. FnASRl,a piEKcE.-.Ihc Offices of
IN" severed Executive Committees md Committees OF SUI
u.rnl-uG.;, rc ii III: ci,y and county u. Philadelphia and
ptsi,,:I-. MT las nl4ht al n" invitation OF The State Cen.
TIA! ;u.nrniucr, a. rhr Msrttn'e' Hotel II vas announc-
- ~ ,.t Chair. iho. ~ PRESIDENT ELECT intends
snn-iu - pnss ,ncous!, P, iatrlvhla. an hts way 10 Virginia,
,,ay,, II. nll sr,n nj In. v,ntcr. and that ~" meeting had
been caila' wii. ING vIcv Il making III" necessary arrange
N, nfs = ailath 10 IT," cl'iGcas al Philadelphia and N" safe,
al oppa,or,ty = testify 'Hc'r resp; Tor The Pf*sltent
E..g., - INCEPTION w"Ttny ri r"n. The proper iniIlutory
s;eps nave ae.I iastn - ine snt1r:t-
W. :;gs, :ar the s5avs anoouacc";rn: !n'y &c correct
for \, r.sr wcrli ue lecri:.d with more c"rdiai kindness
ant 'r.arc. ~ or citizens q! al; parties. Nth the heated
eisc,ran. ;au.t have p,s.cd away mos Of The %pveiudices en-
cr7:a.,eI IN he political conflict. All iruo Republicans
mast .imiro it,ukin riofcr's mcdestr, his shrinking from
tho uut..r ga1. and ihc hughes, public stations, and his
stern, G"ysgiilny !sstStsrce 10 The aNuretncnts oi "tlce:
vairh have ben -',uwelci upon him, OF lhn highest
craze Behind 60 much rare modes,y, well remarks
,ha MONTGOMERY Aiveit,sar, we have great confidence
,hgi ihcr, is an uncommon degGcc Q! merit. There haa been
l.. IN ,-oInar is,ersss ard fitness in everything which he
-. aai ft ,an since his candidacy, that must commend
hi, = ttr .je"ir"t!on 81 lie friends and challenge inc up
ppnys>n y - racmiea. NO are entirely satisfied that ne has
it4l,Gf - an nttrr fr hi,her Than even many of his friends
haze coaccs,i !, him. Ills speech on Mr.. Web,ter's death
contains ;as-a.es u.t surpassed in elcquenco by any speech
If any tongue, by "rad II l1>irs orators. Take, for instance,
tbs fo.i ,Sing ;conl Tin, "uhuay How mere earthly honors
AL III ;ic'lons fsIc amid a gloom like ,his-how political
p.ceIr Jrs ri. chrslenca- what lesson 10 The li%ving-what
ar ~ ac,,lioa L" rersnhal rnaics"ir,cc now nwed and sub
dnca, as th- GREAT h.art Gf he natioH shro5s heartily at the
portals IF his ar:r No mar could write ana speak thus,
wIa.oUi miua .. i ntah order, and abaye al, without q heart
in He right place.
Siacc rcnnins The ABOVE, we regret TO find, from a Concord
l.ttt. IA the II. Y. Herald, that Gen. Pierce will probably
pal visit Virginia as expected by cur friends in Philadelphia
= ...- ,L-. A., ,lI ~ n INVITA-.