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The southerner., 1853-03-26
Ne,C MercrniiIe H0uSe in Peters
bhrr. Iyk.

The attention Of the reader is directed to
the advertisement of MeSsrs. Stevenson 4
Weddell Mr.. Stevenson, We are informed,
is we'll known in Petersburg AS gentleman
of courteous mlnrers aal 6na business
qualifications Mr.. Weddell has been for
upwards of twent. years one of our most ex-
tensive, enterprizing and successful mer-
chants; s. about lS years connected with the
Branch of the State Bank 1T this place, rs
a Director and President. Though he has
removed from us, our citizens will be pleased
to learn that they can still part y avail
themselves of the advantages of his mercan-
tile ability,
The southerner., 1853-03-26

s-We inserted in our last paper a Ia
vorahle Notice of the following highly inter-
estine and instructive journal, and now by re-
quest give the locality and
Terms of the .Americun Farmer
81 per annum, in advances + copies 'oi
s5; II copies for $40; 80 copies for s-o'
4dper,isemen;s-For l square of, II hhes
for each insertion, 81; square, per ahio"i
$40; ! column, do. $50; l column, DO so'
larger advertisements in proportion.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher
At the State Agricultural Soslety RoomS' NO
12S Baltimore ST.. over the "-Ani'' o''
Ohcc," 5th door from Nassau street
The southerner., 1853-03-26
THE SOUTHERNER.

States which he named. That we i'm
norted annually into our State $780,
300 worth of liquor, and that Edge
rombe maintained her paupers at tax
# $500 year.
Rev. Peter Doub spoke at night, to u
large and attentive audience, and deliv-
cred one Of the best argumcntative
speeches on the liquor traffic that it has
been our good fortune to listen to. Mr..
D. spoke with earneStness and feeling,
and his conclusions were so clearly
lrawn, and 81 justly, with'l, as to be
perfectly irresistible. Nj. White sue
ceeded Mr.. D., reviewed his arguments
in his own peculiar style, at one time
n%ulslng his audience with sidc-split-
ting laughter, at another melting them
to floods of tears.
We are ashamed to confess that such
were the mental pleasures and heartfelt
enjoyments of the occasion, that We al
most f,rgot the object of our visit t.
Tarboro'. We were in good company
however, and we are just of the opinion
that the company of such men as the
Rev. Messrs Gloss and Doub, p. S
White. and others Of less note, but OF
equally warm hearts and pure minds
would make any one forget the business
of the world for season. But We vii
visit Tarboro' again, when these excl
ting times shall have passed away, anc
when the distant hopes of good men
shall be changed into vision. Ther
must our friends i'll Edgecombe remem
Der that we are engaged in Il good cause
too-the building of house where th>
youth of our country will receive solic
education and wholesome instruction
and help us with liberal hand, mas
much as we hope one day to see one o
!, their sons seek instruction within it,
walls.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Washjngton Mrket, March p.


Naval Stores-l sale of 900 to 800
bbls. Dip Turpantine comprising it is
said all of last years crop on this river
has been made at So 81! c. Scrapq
Turpentinc is in better demand, and
would no doubt bring 81 IS to-day for
Il large lot. Tar is dull, and will prob
ably g down to 81 so Spirits Tur.
pentine sells when offered at SO c.
Graiu-Corn is without change
sales at so C. measurc--no sales OF
wheat or oats.
Cotton-but little offcrins-it my
be quoted from 81 to &C., according t,
quality.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
C0ngrPss- Eriru Session.

The Senate continues in extra session, the
principal business being to confirm or reject
appointments made by the new Administra-
,ion. SO far every thing goes on smoothly
ard satisfactorily to the democrats-the ap-
pointments all being confirmed, and the whig
incumbents going, going-gone. So be it,
to the end of the chapter.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF
fin MUuiUuble .Mpdicine.

fin Mvuiu0ble .lrdicine.
r v. love r,r.:orl the ,eSt'n ,ny
Of medical nen in f,yor Of Or. M'Lane'~
neiioin"s; it is gratifying, because the
Vetmifn!e All Liver Pills Of III, 1t dis
tinguished phy sician were not inv"n'ed
for So..cul A,icl. bit wer. iIlr ,iI"rd int o
the practice with the design nf etfecting
good. and they yb cana ceiebra: ed through
their yren narit. r,.f IT. not, ther :
fore, tn ha pl .ce in the same c4tegory
with ,hn patent uostrum< Of the 1iy.
vhich are SO ex,rivA9an'ly Puffed in
the a1v"rti sing co'unns Of the n"wspa-
pers. Drs N.vcomb and Duff. in com
mon with others Of thn m"ilcai faculty.
are simply doing ju>ric" to thase inval-
uahle medicines in thus speaking well
Of them. and truly initiate tn. berevo-
lercr Of the "good Samaritan in endea-
voring to ,.xt,.nd their u,e:-
louisville. January 30. 1850.
Genilemen-We have used qlita a
quantity of M'Lane's Vermifuge in our
practice, and f.hH to be n ptk.abie arti
Gle. aaIone much needed in the county.
II we can get a sufficient quantity. we
will use some exertion t. dispose of it
Drs NEWEOMB & DUFF.
Messrs. J Kidd s. Co.
For sale by Geo. HoO, ,rd, in Tarb oro'
soli also ny druggists anI de'Iers gene
er ,liy, sold at whoIes"Ie by all the prin
cipal dru rgi>,s in the u ,i,ed >,r-s.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Bridge Building.

PERSONS desirous of having lrlgs
built, either on the plan of driving the post,
or by mud stills. are informed that they cH
be accommodated on moderate terms, tyap
p y:ng t. the subscriber-whoh has under bis
d direction negro ELI, who has mad coniIe
aole exi eri1nce in that business, an BtQly
prepare to undertake such JOS
J. J. W. Powell
Scotland Neck, March a, 1853
The southerner., 1853-03-26
TARBORO'.

We have elsewhere diScourscd of the
farms Of Edgecombc. and will venture
here an opinion upon her minds. Court
week, always an exciting time in our
county towns, was in Tarboro peculiar
!y so. Agriculture. Temperance, and
L,w, If course, were the prevailing
sukjlc Her Agriculture, as stated
in another article, is fouri<hing. Her
Law, is ably AMI justly dispensed, ICE
presume. Her Temperance question is
undergoing thorough AMI minute in
vestigation, anA will prevail. The tenn
perance cohorts in her borders are men
of moral valor, anil will not easily quit
the field. Mr. White, name familiar
rs household words, and possessing a
reputation, as an orator, co-cxtensive
with the limits of bis own bread coun-
try, WIS on Il tour through the county,
arousing the public mind On the deba-
sing evils of drunkenness. On Tues
day he sp"ke in the Court House, with
powerful effect. Friends were there,
and thrrc were encmles-cnrm:es un-
conscious, we believe, of any evil in
tent, but enemies, nrvertl,eless--to
themselves, to the cause Of virtue, and
the cause of humanity. But Mr..
White spahe, and aoas heard with pro-
f.nna attention. if we except an occa-
si,aaal interruption from some poor
drunkard who, no doubt, thought that
drunkenness is u virtue.
MIR. w. speaks from the heart. He
displays facts and figures that irresista-
bly lead inen to sec that intemperance
is the curse of the land, that the liquor
traffic entails upon US disease, poverty
and crsme; fills our poor houses with
paupcr<, ",rr jails with criminals, cur
minds with ignorance, ami our graves
with the yictims Of premature death.
The minds, that is, the intelligence of
Id Edgccombc. are ia fawr Of moral
md social. as well us agricultural, inn
provement We read it in their looks,
and heard it from their lips, and record
it to their praise
We regret that We cannot give sone
'dea of Mr. Whites ren,arks, and some
'utline OF bis overwheianing, startling
'tatlsyiv>. Que or two Aust suffice. H..
said and proved that North Carolin.
,ias l69 more stills than ..3 oth..
The southerner., 1853-03-26
S.ntu .Annu.

The brig Robertson, which arrived at
Mobile, having left Vera Cruz on the
lst inst, reports having met an Eng
lish steamer going in with Santa Aunt
on board. A house had already been
secured and furnished for the General,
ard there appears to be 40 doubt that
he has again been called to the head OF
Mexican affairs.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
The S0utherner.
TARBORO': MARCH 26.
n@y. B. PALMER, the American New

n1@V. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the onty authorized Agent for
This paner in the cities of Boston, New York.
and Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to
take advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates required by US. His receipts will be
regarded as payments His Offices are-Bos-
rox. Scollay's Building; New YORK, Tribune
Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, n. W. corner
Third and Chestnut streets.
The southerner., 1853-03-26

H. D.'s.-.At the late Commencement:
nf the University of the City of New
York, lOl gentlemen received the De-
gree of NJ D., among them the follow
ing gentlemen from North Carolina:
John Eborn, G. w. Hodges, Bernard
Laspeyre, B. W. Mabrey, John W..
Page, NJ. T. Savage.
The southerner., 1853-03-26

Norfolk Market, Murch %.
Blcon-lull with slow sales of hog
round at liz cts. anl hams at II to Il
cents.
Corn-thc supply to-day was ligh,
but about equal to demand. Sales of
yellow at So 50 (m'sly at 50 cts
AMI mixed 81 cts. NJ sales of white.
Cotton--we heard of no transactions.
Sellers were holding at 81 81 cts fo,
all grades.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Nplo York Market, March 10.

Neu York Market, March 10.
Cotton frm--Sal,s of 1900 bales
the steamers news had no effect.
Flour is depressed, and all qualities
have decliued.
Corn deprcSsed--sales of 25, 900 bu.
shells at 81! c. for white, and 66 for
yellow.
Lard-sales of2j1 bbls at ct a9lc.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
VIM. Ii. willard,
wASHINGTON, n. C.

wASHINGToN, n. C.
Uus IN Store ("r snle lou 10 Ih
TRUE.
60 hhds new crop Muscovado mOasS'
Is :" old Cuba sugar house do
so bbls New Orleans and Muscovadod Do
100 % clarified coffee Sugar,
20 Muscovado and Portland do
5 boxes loaf do
5 bbls crushed do
l50 bags Rio Coffee, good to FHnS
$50 table Salt,
25 Liverpool do
$500 bushels Turks Island do
400 - yellow Potatoes for PlanulS'
$50 bbls Baltimore rectifed Wh'sks'
80 +" Rose Gin,
20 " Boston Rum,
2o mess Pork,
$50 NY. aud Bait, fine s suPf t"u
S25 plows, Maher's and Aliens
5000 lbs do Castings do and do
60 half boxes IS and IS tobacco
800 rolls smoking do
Us bags drop Shot,
25 buck do
25 kegs Kentucky rife Powder
25 Fairlawn DO
25 /" or and hf FAirlawn and FIls~ r,a,
100 boxes No. family and sh'nDS
% tallow Candles, IS o. ''
sdamantine do 6s,
so half and or do Rals''l'' : p0,ir,
so +" Candy, assoc, Stewart D'''''
$50 reams straw wrapping rap'''
100 % foolscap and letter DO c..,k,-,,
a5 bbls butter, sugar and SODA ''
5 plot Bread,
20 L,rillard's IL 7 Snuh'
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 4d % ,nlN
20 bales Cotton Yarn, assor'eu' r.,t}
10 +" Shirtings and Shee'inS
125 bbls Halifax HerringS,
so " blue Fish,
100 casks Thomaston Lime
10 crates assorted Crockery'
5>hhds " stone Jugs
5 )" :" " Jars
5 bbls Copperas, .,. ipts'
EPSON and glauber Salts, SAL s'n -, Of bI
patent medicines, and the 20"
month will open large st0cA V od
Dru Goods, B0ois and '10'
Xardtcdre,
Suitable for spring sa'e''
March 1st, 1858.
Garden Scc0"
rpESu Garden Seeds, for s"' ,rER.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
@!i sA!l,RRIBD, a,

At the Episcopal church, in this
place, "n Wednesday morning last, by
the Rev. J. b. Cheshire, Mr.. O. W.
TeLair, of Washington, to Miss Pau
line D. M,cnair, daughter of Edward
D. Macniir, decd.
The southerner., 1853-03-26

El-we are requested to announce w. &
LOFTIN, Es1., of Lenoir county, as a can
didate for Congress in the End Congress on
al district of n. C. at the ensuing election,
subject to one contingency only.
The southerner., 1853-03-26

The April number of this beautiful and IN
structive Magazine is before US, and as usual
contains something new for the Ladies'. 1t
cannot fail to please, containing as it uni
formly does, several spleadid engravings on
steel, reliable fashion plates, undoubted re-
ceipts-in fine, every thing that can interest
Il lady.
Terms c1sh in a,iUancp, postage
paid
Ono copy one year, So. Two copies one
year, s..
Eve copies one year $40, and an extra
copy to the person sending the club.
Ten copies ono year, SIG. Thirteen cop
les one year, $50.
Where a club is made up by individuals
who reside at distance from each other, the
Rock will be sent to the town in which each
resides.
Register your letters, and when renting,
get YOUR Postmaster TO write on tn letter
..Registcred" The money will then come
safly Remember, we have no trlvel!lng
agents now, and all money must be sent di-
rect to the publisher.
We can always supply back numbers for
the year, as the work is stcreotyped.
Address L. 4. Cooley,
No. l13 Chestnut st, eet. Philadelphia,
The southerner., 1853-03-26
NeUbern Market, Murch 10.


Corn-several fat loads have been
sold this week at At As cents o. r
bushel for shipment. The market for
retail purposes now pretty we'll supplied
Bacon--:he market for this article
well supplied at present; prices have
ranged since our last from 81 % 10 cts.
for hams, AMI 8 to 81 for hog round
Lnrd--sales from 10 to ii oents; 10
change in price.
Tar-sales at 81 60 a ST Is.
Turpentinc-we hear of sales to-day
(FridAy) Of Turpentine at s. 25 S.
50 for dip, ana 81 20 S. 25 for
scrapc-thc supply very limited.
The southerner., 1853-03-26

BST Friend Robinson, Of the Goldshoro'
New Era, was with us last week, and not
only was close observer Of matters and
things, but has deemed it proper to give pub
licity to his thoughts anil opinions on what
he heard, or came under his observation.
We copy the following from his last paper.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
I'll cchanical knowledge

Is the strength of o naticn, and a
thorough system of Free Education
is the only preservation of Republican
Government. Aad as Frank. L. Bond
IS COW struggling with New York for the
.adependance of North Carolina, let every
citizen Of Edgecombe and the adjacent copn-
The southerner., 1853-03-26
G4iDcriasa E,ll grafton.

A VESSEL will sail on the 1st of N
from Norfolk, Va, II Liberia. Personsi
tending to emf crate this spring, should max
application soon. WM. WcLAlN, See
Washington Col. Rooms.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Foreign.

The steamer Atlantic has arrived at
New York, with Liverpool dates to the
9th inst.
The prices of Cotton had declined ii
bout l-Sd and market dull. Bread
tufts and provisions of every descrip
,Ion were dull and prices declipins.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
For Sale.
Three portable CUculur Steam
.S0aD Mills.

o0iN HiltS.
MADE by George Page & Co., Daltmo,,
owned by the Greenvillc and Raleigh p,,I
Road Company, situated on the line Of H.,
Road-one 2, one 5, and one l3 miles f,,n
Wilson. These Mills have all been used Il
some extent, but are in order with al ,hs,
fixtures TO be put in immediate operatic,
Persons desirous of owning Mills of this d..
scription, would do we'll to avail tbemselva,
of this opportunity by an early application
Address the subscriber, Walshvile, Pitt Ca
N. C.--John A. Selby, Greenvlle, n. c.
or, Wm. B. Myers, Wilson, n. c., when an,
Information relative to the matter, will be Of.
tended to.
ALFRED MOVE, Prest 6. .&R,V.R.C
22ud March. 1852 -
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Col. UHeeIer.

The Washington Correspondent OF
the New York Express says: Col.
Wheeler, of North Carolina, will be the
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury, after
the lst of April.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Repaired for the Wilmington Herald.
lf,Imfnu.o .on ifIrEnt iI..aL Do

Repaired for the Wilmington Herald.
Wtniag'oa Mlrh,ct, MArch %.
Turpcntine-the market is in bet.
ter state than it has been for few days
last past. The sales Of Saturday and
Monlay show an advance of 10 cts. per
Dbl. on soft, and 5 do on hard on Fri
day sales being at $40 for soft AMI |
70 FIR hard. On yesterday sales were
at 3 ,55 for the former AMI LII! for the
latter quality still further advance.
Sales altogether about 1900 bbls.
C"rn--a cargo Of $500 bushels arri.
we'd to order. No other receipts. Stock
full--5S cents.
Bacon-stock Of n. C. fair. We note
sales of 5000 lbs hog round from 10 to
l cts per ID. lot of hams went off at
Il cents per ID. Wastern--fuil.
Llrd-hell at l03 cents per lb. and
dull. We near of no recent transac-
tions Of consequence. Receipts light
The southerner., 1853-03-26

Literature and the Arts. To people III
proyement in letters, they owe the practlce
Of their virtues. w. Y. Paxton, Publisher'
Office No. 1l9 East Fay, Charleston' ,. =
lp II Uavne. Editor. Terms. 50 w pei
March, 1862
The southerner., 1853-03-26

sgWc learn that Gov. Reid has ap-
pointed r. L. Myers, Esq. of Beaufort
county, Commissioner to supcripteni
the improvement of the navigation of
Tar river, in place of JAS. X. Hatton,
Esq, resigned. .-Rh. tSandurL
The southerner., 1853-03-26
.7sriculfuruI Implements. SC.
tile ability,

.agricufuru| IWPIenle"7s. &c.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Ralph & Co., NV York.
The great variety Of Agricuitrra lmp!e-
ments, Seeds, &c. which they offer for sale,
must be we'll worthy the inspection Of pur-
chasers.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
reported f0r the S0utk side Democrat

reported for the South- side Democrat,
PeterSbnry K'rhes, .MancA -.
Cotton--sales at 9l % cents.
Corn dull-sales at 81! cents.
Bacon-Va. hog round 10 cents
Western shoulders 74a72 G.; sides Sc.
Lard-barrel 10 c.; Va. keg 10! C.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Country Merchants

Are Invited to cali and examine Styles and
Prices, feeling confident that we can offer
them as great inducements as any Job5ing
House North or South.
STEVENSON g. WEDDELL,.
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va, Mis-.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Wholesale Trade
Murch 7th. 1853

OUR SPRING STOCK of Foreign AMI
Domestic Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
is now complete. The assortment is large
and commanding.
The southerner., 1853-03-26
Hunts Merch1nt'S .Nusuzine

For March is on our table--iilel with its
usual quantity of interesting ana Instructive
matter. Its leading art cles, ON "Rccipro-
city with the British Provinces" is very
able produetien, showing up, in its true
light, the protecting theory ltls worth the
price of the number. This nniaber also con-
tains several other valuable treatises, be-
sides legal, commercial, AMI other statistical
information. The 1.Commercial Chronicle
and Review keeps fully up with the times.
and embodies the monetary news OF the day,
with very sensible rules for its Practicable
application. AS magazine Of useful ipfor-
nation this work stands pre- eminent. For
terms, &C. see Prospectus on our first page.
The southerner., 1853-03-26

D0rA veritable Family paper, formerly
Ppblished in magazine form and called the
''Soathern Literary Gazette bat now in
newspaper style and entitled the ..We Weekly
News and Southern Literary Gazette" comes
regularly from Charleston s. C. To our Office.
We cannot commend it too highly as Il mis-
ccilaneous, literary newspaper. Ne hop,
eur readers in their selections Of family pc
F'odicals will remembsr it. Annexed al
The serms, g..
@Ae 'peehly Neaos md .Southc, >.
Li!erary Gu@elte.
g 1aa''5 p'PCr, devoted - Iutell gen.
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koss large situated ~
corner Of ard Va streets, Capitol Ai fcmery"ceue's'"
the Spanish minister.
For terms, ke., apply 10 JAa. G. McgUfRE
Nov A-eodes Auction snd Com msrcnss*
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on Oahu with view TO induce your Majesty TO ALLEVIATE
your sovereignty and the Independence OF said islands BY
an Immediate negotiation for annexation TO the United
States and that aware also OF the counenance
and support that memorial which those gentlemen ha We
addressed to you the aforesaid effect has received
high official iunconares al Honolulu all Of which pro-
ceedngs have given rise to considerable excitement
| among French and British residents.
Under these circumstances, consider il duty TO
remind you that Great Britain and France have entered
into solemn treaties with the Sandwich Islands by which
treaties your Majesty, your heirs and successors,
bound 10 extend all 10 French aud British sub.
ecis the advantages and privileges may be grant
ed TO subjects citizens of tile favored nations
and that the joint declaration OF England and France oil
the 2Sih November l643, founded upon the clear
derstanding that your Majesty TO preserve your
kingdom an independent State
that any attempt to annex the Sandwich Islands to any
existing treaties, and could not be looked upon with
indifference by either the British the French govern
ment
We beg further TO observe that accordance with the
Hawaiian constitution, your Majesty could only ALLEVIATE
your sovereignty aud islands under certain circumstances
VIII ch circumstances have not occurred and that nc
monarch whatever according 10 Vatle and other writers
international law has right TO ALLEVIATE his Kingdom
TO enter into negotiation with that view, without the
concurrence OF his people.
We therefore consider that the time has arrived for
TO demonstrate, and we do hereby remonslrate agains
your Majesty becoming party to The scheme recently
got up, any other project which existing treaties
the Hawaiian constitution do not sanction
WILLIAM MILLER.
EN-. PERRIN.
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From the Baltimore Angus
The Popularity Of Gen. Pierce.

Notwithstanding The violent aad vulgar abuse OF The
disappointed and dsaeeled faction IN New York. and The
busy magnancy oil whggery, which has gloaled over
this dsahec,ion and pasded the yulgartes OF these par
lies in their presses The people everywhere have shown
their contempt for these SANDERS and have rallied with
increasing confidence afouhd the democratic ahmnisifa
ton OF Franklin Pierce. The wings everywhere have
abandoned their old issues have ceased 10 speak Oh Tue
principles OF which they were once 90 proud ana ooas
u aud their only mode OF warfare against the delnoc
racy is 10 cay al the measures Of the adminislfa-
uon and unite with any disappointed or AMBITIOUS Iac
lion which, upon local issues, Is STRIVING 10 gam an
ephemeral popularity The facts before The country
show conclnsively that the national wing party is decd
maugIe all It's convalsve struggles It's apparent exist
ence is only where by union with some local party II
has obtained dubious and uncertain extension OF It's
useless HE Wherever attempts to stand up singy as
party, there certain defeat awaits and thus we Ind
that it avas itself OF every local question or sectional
strife TO divide The democratic Strength that II may OBJ
any portion OF The "spoils," which il alone
hope for existence See with what avdiiy the letters OF
Bronson and bis coadnors are seized upon ny the wing
press generaly how they gloat the low person
alities (lhe last of desperate men) with which
mssves abound And this is all that ID left 10 that
proud party which, under The lead OF the gallant Clay,
filled the land with their arguments about great rh,g
principles Embodied in national bank, protective lar
III. and the American system Where now are these dis
tnguishinE PRINCIPLES OF the wing party In the Ian
guage OF Daniel Webster. they are "obsolee deasre-
eeed rpudated and scorned by the people, and aban-
doned by the wings themselves.
What could fully establish The striking difference
between democracy and whiggery than these facts
While every principle for which the WING party contend
ed has been rejected by the country. and every Leading
measure OF the democracy trumphantly established, we
si hear the old ioges OF the party talking about the
Conservatism OF whggery." and trying TO persuade
themselves that The prestige OF former achievements I'M
der this exploded humbug may help them once more into
power II is lost labor for the wings to give circulation
to The vile ISLANDERS Of Cooley, Brady, Co. The intel
gen people OF this county are not 10 be hoodwinked by
such transparent knavery one side. and by hypocrisy
the other. The administration Of Gen Pierce will be
Judged by acts by the gross calumnles and mis-
represe OF bis personal political foes, and the
verdict Of the people which is everywhere being pro-
nounced shows that his conduct meets with their ap
proval.