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An Interesting work the "Psssions OF Ana,s, has

following concerning their (unoring propenscs:
Small birds each other about in play; bat peaps
the conduct The md the trumpetef Is The
ru0rdinary The latter stands leg hop2 about 'he
most eccentric manner aud ro"s suIGets. The Amer
call uiad bird Oi .!cEe ihLiitaes
The expands wings nj ~ circles leaps srn
throwing little ST and pieces o wood 10 tie ali, eLdea-
catch them again, and p'ctens 10 avoIG tt II
afraid Hule ducks and dive ai'e edt
other and the oi tic waes with nGee,ccd
necEs and happiHI wings throwing nn aounGaDt spray
around. Deer often engage Ia Il sham battle t!Is u
strength by twisting their horns together and gushing Tor
The mastery All animals that pIetend VI leGce III :sr play
stop short exercising the dog takes the greatest reau
ZION aol 10 bjGrc BY his bite; md the uEap9, II
wrestling with his keeper rrfcnda TO throw i anG ioss
lein of biting him. Some animals carry oGt IN 'hsir ay
semblance Of catching their prey ycung cats Tor IN
:svsss s@y@a @ 81 Yhss r ana n9sins ":s even 20 nI
torwtrd ready for the srnx, hc body qui.e,.- - :.
al. vloratng with emotion 1ney bourh the moving
icaf and again spring forward 10 anoI'tr Ecngrr saw
Young ngauIs and cougcr5 playing with fDoni eUcshnces
ike Kittens Young lambs cuiec. rc2c.hcr the hro
nlIucas and em!nsnces in their pastures racing and ti"r
each other 10 The interesting E.uHe BIRDS Of
The pie kind arc lie ara!nrus monkeys uiI o -ciri,
play and mimlcy. There story told Il fDa4 PIE:
tat was seen bmsy engaged in garden gathering PED
oea and with much Eoemni'y ana studied dir lE:s 2
in hole about eighteen inches deep made 10 receive Il
los After dropping each stone II cCd cuTia'k TIL
umphany, out for sGGrcr. On examining nc spot,
poor fuunt in his ho:c, which The mhEf;o "as
| sonng loT his amusement.
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DINNER tn EDHITND RYEEIN

The Complimentary Dihn=. T. E'uund Rufin OF tir-
gn!a by the Directors Of tho South Carolina I>iltue
Saturday last wac OF plaGsart ast cler che
affairs rt the season. W. NJ La~on ESD the PitEttn
VI tie Institute, presided assisted by Mr. At,rian XIX
wood of The Vice Presidents Ia ailia: 20 the hen
oed sGest OF lie oc;asiun no!!cci tie p--tG- Il
Couper, Esq and Judge Whirsc Of Gs.. D. B. De Bow,
Esq of La Hon =, f. Als'on Pres ient cf The Senate
Rev. DR.. Bnrhuian, Huu J. f. fioirS former Reprl
sentative in Congress, and The Lhgif IN salar
ard appropriate Es uirtsd he !org
tngushct services OF Mir Rui.in n the cause a. Agr:-
culture and concluded By complimentary sentiment wEcn
received in the most l,terrs bY p4ny
Dir Ruthn responded In able speech his ilyOr:'
pic the improvement ui The Asficuure vi the :Sulh.
Brief Du nltcsrin. speeches response com.m raiy
tDasts also made by DIR CJuaer, M Holmes, a 10
Bow MIR. Al.tun, Mr. Gregg Mr.. Pf,ssiy ard oIes aU
the occasion o instruction many anG .! p
10 all The Dinner given the CharlcstCn AC,s and
II is needless 10 was nf the choices, snt
and served Sly worthy tie reputation Ui that
ceiebra ed establishment Charleston l5ercury
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Correspondence Of The baltimore San

N0RFJLk, va, NNF. =. TO.
Escape Of John w. Rand The agricultural Far.
The notorious convict John w tianc, ynn alre,
iy been apprized, broke Jail Fday nigh: ,e'
his escape There s something very mysterious I'd
the escape ul this individual II vii! he oneiher"d
that he convicted uf the robbery oi The Portsmouth,
INK, few wrs Ks back :nd sentenced th pcn-ntIa,g
for Ten ysnrs JgcH Stevens, aI+o mnoa'ei .c
alir made hi. escape from ae Ill s"ac months b
aud bean heard from SINCE and probably
Will. Truly. this Portsmouth Jail is "nniG'iu eiar ".
presume the VIII tie properly investigated.
The great agricultural! Iar which has Jt'n ~ lHrC n
prospecrive will open Kempsvlle pncss Anne county
Va Tomorrow, (lu.sdayI and contin,. Two Gays. Tho
farmers I'D Norfolk and PoTiaGpIfa hav iyf
past been brusnirs up The eG,ie5,u p
The Present Indications a;e s.v,.a! .ous.id pcrscne
viii be Dr. Francis Mallory w:il deliver trs
address
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAy Nov 22-The steamer America arrived here at
n past o'clock this morning and sailed fer boston a
half past four O'clock She brought 45 PassenPe' hvs oil
whom for Halifax. The dsarrransenent ol me "fes
earlier transmission OF the news she oEinSs
Liverpool dates 10 the 18th inst.
The Baltic arrived Liverpool at ten O'Clock on Wedhes
day.
ENGLAND.-TIe actual session Of Parliament commen-
cei on the llh. The Queens speech was read by the
Queen in person. She Pays tribute to wellington aG-
nowledecs The readiness with which the militia volunteered
and gives assurances OF friendly relations with all foreign
powers. =,
In referring to the fishing question she says that while
the rights of her subjects shall be firmly maintained tie
friendly spirit with which the subject had been treated In
ducct the hope that the result would be oEnehcai 10 DOM
counres She also tat the English and French
mission 10 The Argentine Confederation opens me greatest
rivers the commerce ot tie world.
INDlAA teIlgraphc despatch from Trieste announces
the dcpar;u the first Brigade Of tho advanced forces ot
British army from Rangoon for Prone, 10 oe shoy
follow by the Second Division. 1t was confidently eHpec
ted that troops reaching Promo the country would
yield, and be annexed to the British Empire
ia China the insurrection was spreading. -
MARkETS-LIvERPooL, Nov. l3ih.-Snce the sailing OF
he Asia Cotton has been unsettled und quotations cannot
oc given All qualities have declined tor the week olo'
with more eeiers buyers The sales OF the week were
80 O0 bnce OF which peCuators took IL 0UO and exporters
750 hnles The quotations Fair Orlsnns 67sd; MD
ing 5. d. Fair Mobile and Upand ca ai!ddhg I'd
imports of The week $4,000 bales Stock 45oo
Saes.
New YonK Nov. 24.-The steamer America from Liv
erpoo reached her whnf this morning The latest "dsce'
from. Paris the Judges and Projects IN The deren
departments throwing INTO prisvn may persons suspec-
ted of oppnston 10 the Empire. Arrests and confinement
are tcng made the slightest pretext Ffence may no"
remain tranquil but Europe scucsy can.
ENGLAND.-ln the English Parliament. Lord John
Russell has assaed the cvdsive policy manifested by the
government Paimsston said that the country demanded
of the House declaration in favor OF the present CONNER
cal rnlcy ,,,
Barrinecr the American Minister, Lad returned 10 Madrit
after four months absence.
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GREELEY Is RAViNG-NothirC has so stirred up hi:
lille since lie nomination q Mr. Webster hy his :::en in
Boston the prospect of Lemmon's being indemnihe by
the merchants Of New Ior: for his slaves. Hear him:
"Hrrc is which appeals directly TO the gizzaTd OF
Cotton If NJ. Lennon is not COMPENSATED Tor his caties
there c.n be rational hope that New York "i hereafter
enjoy any portion Di Ice ca:5gng trade IN s!t:ti '""Gsn
slave -bIrciIg ans. TIC sIa"cc"ns" % Sai,S-a iIds
ALREADY considerable and certainly u lie largely Increased by
The annexation OF Cuba. And arpetsnd the prospect
Of the Legislature IS not particularly bright
nrgc contributors hug u 'heir SiUs S2Us and
S50s forthwith The o the contributors are 10 bs
printed in full and the nhe cotton broker who gives
$50 nay reasonably calculate accession TO his south
crr trade worth ies his outlay. So Union
saving business and 5cHcvoence riy all be combined in
opera,ian yielding larger profit man any quartz nn'
vet discovered We are coaden, The SIS 900 will made Up
Before The week il outh
If holdrr 10. ro5bsi-does not ose by the man
umissicn Of his s!aveaa is no Use OF freeing thcn Is
the doctrine ahocnsts. HeGcc, they have always
refused redeem slave. Mr.. Lennon is not going to
lose anything after all and Greeley can't stand IT, lie Is
ncrfac y d-e.zy-ravinC-h-o ought 10 be taken care O
or he will hurt someandy.-IN Y Day Book.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.


The Steamer Dib;cuy-LeAer Of Prohibition from Secrs-
tary Galano-Lt. Dasenporfs Reply.
The u. s. Mail steamer Crescent City, Lieut. Henry X.
Davenport u S. NJ, commanding arrived at her wharf
IN New York on Monday, from New Orleans via Havana
leaving The latter port the afternoon of the 10th inst
succession of heavy norhery gaes which she has encoun
tered, account for the unusual length CT the trip
The Crescent City arrived off the Moro the evening Of
the 18th nst after sunset and had TO remain outside until
the mex, morning The Spanish steam rga,c Isabel Seeun
which cruising of the port, spoke the crescent
City, and after learning her and destination passed on
After entering the port which objection was made the
Captain of the Port alongside and informed Capt Da-
venport that the mails and all persons could land except
Purser Smith.
Upon Capt Davenport expressing himself pleased at the
termination of the difficulties heretofore eAstlng the Cap
tain of the Port assured him that it only for is trip
but should Mr. Smith return in the ship from New YORK; no
communication with the shore would be allowed
Capt D. expressed his regret at this and remarked tna
the difficulty becoming moro complicated oy this !nea
sure and that although right exclude individual
from the island whom the authorities might consider preud
ca 10 its tranquility denied he could not concede
the the to prohibit the mails and all
passengers simply because person on board was oDnox
ious 10 his Excellency.
To this no reply was made Capt Davenport was told
when he left Havana for New Orleans on the outward trip
that The ship would permitted enter the port on her
return Mr. Smith in her; but il seems the Captain
General induced to change his mind lew days pre-.
her arrival in consideration that her voyage would
completed until her return 10 New ork and mat no
change could take place in the officers before that time
On the of sailing Capt D. received note FROM essrs
Drake Co., inclospg copy of one TO them from Marlin
Gaano, the Political Secretary of The Captain General
The letter. together with from Capt D. 10 Messrs Drake
g. Co., will be found below.
There three English war r-seamers IN tiavana, ana
the report n they waiting TO see the result OF the
"Crcscent City affair." many stories being In circulation
about her being 6red into, DC, &c.
Judge Sharkey the American Consul, gentleman VINO
has upon all occasions proved himself worthy of the high
eposed in him. called board of the Crescent City
and long conversation with Capt Davenport upon the
atat of nj Havana,
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facts:
Our teegraphic column again reports the arrival OF tns
steamer from Havana where she was allowed TO lana ner
mails and passengers without molestation An in'ia'oh
however conveyed from the Captain General that she
will be permitted TO enter the port on her next p II
Purser Smith be on board
Mdshpman Davenport The occasion, we cannot resist
the impression that he has strangely mlsappencnuea .e
ties and privileges of his new position we cannot con
ceve of any thing unbecoming than the oica'oia
tone which he appears have assumed; or any tng ess
likely produce amicabe settlement OF the pendns a'
dculties -, -,
II ia perhaps we'll that he has apprized Of his inen-
,ons. We perceive how much reliance may saley
placed in his discretion and how fortunate u IS na
er heads permitted conduct negotiations between up
TWO countries
We that the arrogant tone of the Span
ish authorities in Cuba in excluding American vessel
from lawful trade has mainly been caused by the ineffl-
cheney and ,imidy of Executive. Those spanish
authorities have heretofore stated that they would DC Wiling
TO recede from their position in regard TO Purser Smith, ne
would say that their suspicious with regard him. were
unounded Purscr Smith, last October made an affidavit
in New York. utterly denying the charges and suspicious
brouqh, against him. This aduvit placed In the hands
of The Spanish Minister al Washington and doubt was
communicated TO the Spanish authorities In Cuba. Still
they caprcously persist in their original madness and give
notice ,ha, the Crescent City will be excluded from Havana
should Purser Smith be bourdand the administrator
through their organ the Republic, quoted above openly
Justify the of the authorities in Cuba We cannon
but regard the conduct of the officials in Cuba as in viola
ton of treaty engagements and as committing wrong on
large number of citizens of the United States by refusing
10 permit the Crescent City 20 land her mails and
passengers in the regular route of commerce. 1t IL
| a violation not only of international comfy, but o.
| actual treaty stipula,ons. The nation owes IL .'
itself and lis citizens redress the wrong; st ths
administration boldly takes the part OF foreign coun
try and us,iies It's wrongful action We cannot douo
that the Spanish officials Cuba have been induced by INT
ineficiency and of 6mneSs of the administration
Washington to pursue offensive to American leel
inps and hostile to American rshs-and should presen
events lead to unpleasant issues the American people, an
the world will know where place the responsibity-ha
ia upon an which invites uggrcssons from ar
! IGNORANT and despo,Ic dynasty ot Havana.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
DAILY AND sEMi'W hE hLf,
). WILLIAM r. & THOMAS hiIChAH' 80
4 L Il Ms:

L. II NJ
n p,ner seven dollars aunumand at the rate OF
,f,,Sen for shorter period than nnc year o 3 hs
collars ne, a.nuin am! three dollars or SIN -,
~, IN advance be pa! IN ke ccs, or Ieh,ea oy MAN.
- pa ars ucr the end oil the year ,3 ,r3
~ ,. 10 This Office be RENTED pei riA IN So ~ I,
80 ,Ws notes tho risk thc Editors ne ToSGS Icr
ta?'t bn The rri..rs. The postage OF single
= oe nv account 70 writer II Is the VI US p
extensive business which operates as
Gators rppnS or ADVERTISING.
nHSo,IpEE. TEN lines or less, arst IN.
~ fv ccn,s e ever: sueoecd'": insertion GEM
aseried once week twcs s ION aiier the frat,
CHARGED uy 'oatS i"f Iily iles Su
for advertisements OF @fcateriensh; eScl t' ~
- wtoaro CHARGED soo (paps:' 'ncunea)
THE SEMI lwEEALi-E3r TEN lnes' or 1885, h'' As'oH
. = 80. Ior Zach continuance 20 ccats.
: ~ a., nom Instance must ts accompanied with the advance
49, >sa,;s,.r.,r, references, to insure execution. .
= AZ Obituaries .r:j4,cs Of respect exceeding eight .es
c,rr,, IT,. a., advertisements.
All ,ug-.eS and Marriages rom tta country, whenever
rys hand suasnoTn 10 us mus: DO anheh'lGaei oy
Postmaster III the ncishborhood or they WI
pubiisheG Every n-asure that has oerh taken 10
IS nj .acns and qui.zes has, hcreio'r, proved unasans
N. upon such communications being certlhed
f name he mfie' on tbe back Of ne et
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NEW TRIAL IN CAPT. McLANg's CASE

Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun states
that The President has disapprored OF the verdict of the Ar
my Court Martial recently held at New York in tie chse
Capt McLane of this city, for conduct unbecomins an OF"
Ger and gentleman and pcudica 10 good oder and msiy
dcipine in addressing insulting language TO Major Hard
aste and assauting Col Roberts TIE verdict of the coui
Is said TO have been OF acqua and The President has
consequently ordered new trial.
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Tia BIG TENT the Five Points New York, was full on
Sunday morning, listen 10 The Rev }. Z. Haghny; in The
uctnoon 10 hear Rev L. s. FoeeH and in The evening
listen temperance addresses Tho Five Points are
looking up Tie Lndies Home Missionary Society," are do.
ing wonders for the eathcn in taa benghtcd region They
received $3.50 Sunday On Thursday next there s to be
IA grand thanksgiving fttc the old Brewery is 10 be ium
nacL ana The pcpuiann in that vicinity 10 be asonshed
and stuffed with turkey. On Friday, AFTER tie old
Brewery is 10 be torn down. We live in revolutionary times
(says The n. Y. Hc-ai)
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Mr.. RUFFIN'S ADDRESS.

The address of jr. E.m..uh Rr.!n oi Vl:gi-a r; th.
Hibcraun Hall !a> nng before lie So. Csc.En, In.
stititur, listened 10 win the deepest interest b. largo
and intelligent alt!lnre Il: expressed Ella Satisfaction.
atsenewng acquaintance commenced fifteen years since
when hu had responded The call pi Groy.
gical and Agricultural survey large po::i"r {! ~! &c
dress devoted TO The subject Of aru!cs End Ty
which had resulted the Southern Siets nv HEIR nraeCt
OF this important branch OF Agriculture We lcscr l!a;
or1 limits pTcc:nGc ex!re notice O.. ths rio
c!or, which, doubt rot, will be spteld brc tie pGti
early day by the institute and cunua, ai! 20 ,sg 4
beneficial influence upon he Agricultural in,trests Vi lae
State.-f CHnrtcSIor Mercury, .IGr 2lh.
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TAKING TIME BY THE FORELOCE

Parson Brownow in his paper! the Knoxville Wing OF
Saturday concludes article tho he intends Ia
pursue, follows:
"F!nalic in order 10 stfkc iii el:na blow FIR Re
puhcansn aid in the restoration NJ sound Wing pr cpies
Him. ie proud. the g'otipue banner OF Mrd Fillmore
tho breeze for Preside nj in 1856, and nntcf ihls ig we
shall fight sink or triumph, live or die"
Wing paper Of Western Pennsylvania has hoiaed the
s Edward :'l.ny. ESD, of North Carlina, The
Nhg candidate lUr PrC.iIent Of the alrs, IN ls1o
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From Churlc.tosn Sp,ri, Of Jefferson,
IT FV'F8 STTu1ErsF7''TF ''TFITFWT JFW'TSyU.J
DELEGATE FROM BERKELEY

Capt james w Gray, who ably Efficiently scvcd
the people OF his county and r Stale i; lie n- srssiur
the Legislature having resigned fs from the vIess
private business the Democratic party Of Besrey
meeting Thursday Inst, unanimously nominated George
H. Mcclure Esq, rs candidate to fl! The vacarcy Y
Capt. Grays resignation. The election Is supposed
BE- held early in December Mr. Mcclure ls gentleman
cmnonty worthy Of the position D-moc.a, the sraiG"st
Sect aud we doubt not me Democracy OF Eskeey viii gie
~ him triumphant election.
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REMOVAL OF DAVENPORT FROM THE COM
MAND OLE THE CRESENT CIrY, &c:

REMOVAL OF DAVENPORT FROM THE COM.
MAND OF THE CRESCENT CITY, &c.
WasHlSGroS Nov 23.-1'he recently pursued at
Havana By passed mdsnpman Davenport acting comman'
der OF Inc Crescent City, strongly condemned by The Gov.
ernment He removed from the Crescent City and
ordered to the yncrnnes hting out for three years
cruise in the Pacific.
special meeting oil The Cabinet held to-day perhaps
about Crescent City affair." but more PROBABLY respecting
the Presidents Some 20 special messergers have
been detailed from the Post Office Department u deposit t
with the POsmasters IN tie pfncirtl rlies anu
throughout he United Sta!es was .1"e Lee year
They will star; early week
Gen Shields and half dozen members CT lie House ar.
rived to-day.
The democracy OF Washington arranging sumptuous
Jubilee the Unred States Hotel To take place next
Tuesday night.
Among The arrivals ght are Col Hellef, GoV bro"n
and Hon Fayc;tc McS1ulen OF Va.
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CONFESSION.-W We understand that couple OF ne.
grocs confessed TINT they murdered Mr. lnos. Deane
Of Nottoway an OF which gave several days
ago The ncgroes bot slaves Ono ia named Billy anu
owned by Mr. Edwin G. Boo,he, the ohc, Sydnor ana 1e
longs Mr. A. Jones' They s'ae that they commlt,tu 'I'
narfrr with hoe and axe viii, which tho struck nm on
the head On Ill life extinct. After killing him. ne poeh
cts Tifed Of their contents, and his booy o'assea
cral hundred yards, and scc!eted in the bushes.
Fets,sburg Erpress
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y HE Richmond ami Peer burg Railroad Company having de.
rr.lyns produce uer i.es CHI - be io ~arded over
i 10 RchnGd unless gnei 10 an a.enl IN Petersburg
leave otter his services forwarding
~ and acI promptly 70 all conslgnmehts To hs address
RO F. LESTER.
E.gss -o Me.s li,scg and White Col sam Wnee. Msssrs
ss.e Read Richr.oi Mr. a. ugsan aud T. T. Read Esq,
:s.asll-; Mr. Sam'l. d. Booker, Granville, Nc
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Gov. Martin o New Hampahirr makea The following
appropriate a!iuson tie late Presidential election in his
al

appropriate a!ius0n 10 tie late Presidential election III his
an ual message:
We have just passed through exciting Presidential
81, c!!Da and ygarOus, fully eSempyln4
'hut freedom ui speech Of the press and oi action
nZcd and lOerac ~ lndaa na laws and p.acticeand
although in features II the iTty strife truth ard
ray been made blush and 3ti,r before The array
false assertion ana esona CcracGn and III" christian and
muras have been forced lmtn; the abuse Of freedom
and The n!rcCtion 81 those laws ard the disregard b
principles wEGn ihcY deem vitality essential h Lie well
being and progress u! society ana The ta:J rt free gov
cnenl Jet the esu! trust an believe, VIII hc or tie best
OF HE country. The pclcy o te general
b The result is fixed fpr yea;s cU, and upon the
basis which has hitherto given such extraordinary
a!u=?oy, extension and happiacss NJ hcne and moral
mower sid renoXE abroad. And under the benign iniei.
OF system OF regulated eedonl the angry passions
and ulicr feelings cd.r.d by The lnua;ed st:!c u lltr
political contest. viii all b" merged and lOs' IN 'hc
general prog'css, t and development .! our un!valrt
county aud its un;yacI institutions.
The u!vcrs. respect paid 10 The pupnlil Judgment wic;'
expressed through TIE ballot box is "i ~: min
tanning pillars OF political fabric. AN! while ~. ,n;et-
lgcGcc virtue ard patIu:sm Of cranymen remain nn
diminished, nn6haken and UEcoTrupicd party conflict
however fierce bitter, pcnlte portion 81 the
American broGcooi the 3i!er, subvcrt weaken
be often repeated a. lGo lUn continued not the
denOfa Za;icn hic and tie disgrace abroad incident 10
PERSONAL cIuRaiIons and c2lrnnJus par
" strife result jctr.nt u m-slJn ci rrgzing
aud enranchi.in2 oppressed humanity the wo!lt 3Ne!i
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF ALABAMA.

The whole aggregate n The State is but As 219 OF
the Picca aggregate 81 $50 Scols Il 965, and rous
lis with fraction cl 10 each Picrcc's
aggregate majority over Scc is II 9l5 ard Sect,
Troop, and scattering. IG7
The aggregate President In Alabama III lS4s was
81 $40 Thas showing falling oil from the vote Of that
wear Of l05jl OF the Gl $40 IN l64S, Gen Taylor
ccvcd 81 52 aud Gru. Cass 81 36 SO that while Gen
Perc. tails off 436 Gen Case vote, Gen. Scott falls
off Is $50 from that Of Gen. Taylor than one half
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The Jesus have again akc possession Of Loynr ther
ancient in s. FIy ~ siAiy iai. ol ie o.ce1
will reside there il charge OF Tie rssicns IN the XlhSctm
he order houses in Spain bot College u! lie in
struciiun Of youth.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2i.-Hon. John Safgeant oeu
las, nichr in the 73i year of his age. 6.
Hon. "eer Forward died al Pl'sou'2 'oua'' ss1o ~
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NOTIGE

s,E Subscribers have employed Mr. Alexander Elicit to teach
IL the RouUabuu! ncshborood The ensuing year, about
r! hall miles South OF Louisa Court House Mr. Elicit
neghbouod in iSi9, and general satsiac
o his parons and. for the last years, has been 10
Cocse and has qualified himself 10 teach Latin Greek
m and all the branches oi the English language
would take few hou'eTs H the school, II early
hi; IN be aiaie TERMS-Fur Board (and Tuition incu1ed.)
ScunI To cJmE!cGcepn the loll oil January 1885
la.:e ,e 18th December following. Address Louisa
10. loy.s Va WILLIAM W. fETUS.
-. l-clm DIR FREDERICK PERKINS.