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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

1Nk \ 4 Di-Al who want AXES OF tho rcal
4 Colltns n Co make should be particular to notice
thc stamps ~ there various couneriets aud imitn
tons stamped COLLINS aud lobcd much like ours. which
are irnudalenlly sold in parts Of the United Stnos
manufacture. They made in different pnrts
ot the country by vnrions makers md Feneray
Of very inferior quality The genuine Collins which
have acquired such eStcnsivr reputation. invnr
able stamped Gons n Co, Hartford aud each
has printed label with my signature. IL ia nav
moro Than % YEARS since commenced the bua
ness with the stump of collins & Co., Hartford, aud
10 not know of nny either nSc.maker by the of
Collin. ~ The United States. $. ". COLLINS.
mr VII
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EST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the virginian
additional by the Niagara.
Iews from the Japan Squadron
HALIFAX, Oct. p

HALIFAX, Oct. p.
. ADDITIONAL intelligence by the Niagara brings
!. recent news, received by the overland mail
telegraph, from the Japan squadron. Com.
~ reached Japan the 9Th July and left the i7h
Iwas well received, but negotiations were post
/ d till next Spring.
4 tplligence from Italy states that formal
plant bad been made to the Pope respecting
movements of Gayazzi ia America.
NEW YORK, October %.
BE- Ohio is comming up the bay with Califor-
] nails and specie.
BosroN, Oct. %.
Johns papers state that the gale Monday
the most fearful that has been experienced
season. Many vessels with valuable cargoes
driven ashore The ship President, ashore
1 yard of Partridge Islaud,w be total loss.
tec.i al her crew are still ON board-all at
IFS to refcue them having failed.
Vermont Election
BURLINGTON, VI, Oct %.
hbinson, democrat, has been elected Governor
I, rmont by majority of six votes.
4 BALTIMORE MARKETS, Oct. %.
A ,,nr IS % to 3i-Grain unchanged,
j NEW-YoRK MARKETS, Oct. %.
Il caAsiuffs firmer.-Flour, So 81 10 81.
GHEAr-Westcn White, 81 50.
NpN-YeIIow ~
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

LYNCHBuRG. VA.
fI'HE undersigned having purchased the interest of
VIM. Leitwioh " Son, In th. long eslahli shed
and well known Hoel, will hereafter conduct the saine
under the NIe of
w. w Lenwich ~ Brother
IL is their purpose Ia rt aud improve the House,
10 make ii conform in all respects tho trent improve
ments made in modern Hotels Their lou e will lie
NEATLY FURNISHED. and uilor an agreeable place
al resort tn Travellers, anl all persons visiting Lynch
hufg-wo neither expense nor trouble will be spared
Ii make rhrr TABLE among the most .umptnou
and elegant in the Suite. a
Attn, he'd to this Hotel Ia ana of tho COMNO
DloUS STABLES in the city. which Is munnged by
two most trusty and experienced OSrLERS.
he under Si-"'d ssp we'll nwnrc ur the extensive mt.
ronnge which has been heretofore extended this Ho
tel. underth management of WIN. L"twioh Snn.end
the desire of continuing md greatly Increasing the
sumo will stimulate them Il spare cNcrtiona
mend themselves The ihvor OF lhc friends the pub.
lie generally
WM w. LEFTWICH.
1.dScts THOS W. LEE rWIGH.
a HACK AND PonrEn. belonging IA, will be In ut
tendaocr NJ the Depot aud Packet Landing. convey
travellers to the Washington Hotel, rHrF CHARGE.
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LIVINGSTON FREDERICKSBURG
4 The subscriber has hand large lot ot In
celebrated "Lvingstonn Plough Custines, aud will
ntiInp 10 additions his stuk tloin the oan
lry So t,ut there ill be difficulty IL getting an,
Il the pieces bclonsineto them.
JAMES y. HENWlGk,
F.L 10 -JCrt. un the Bn.n
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Ninrod Donald,
LEO DANIEL. JR., Cfk.
WIN, M. .hpElL P O. oct 6-w4w1

VIRGINIA. AT rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court of Nelson county, on Mon
day the Ord duy Of October 1888:
Daniel Mattbews Plaintiff,
Enoch D. Dickson and William N. Dickson,
Defendants,
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1890 CALLS. Weather made. Winter bleached So
lar Oil,
1000 gals. Weather made, Winter Solal Oil,
500 Beachel Fall Sperm Oil,
y 1000 Coal Pit Oils,
a ding per Bnrque Emily ,direct from New Bedford,
D. by EDMUND, DAVENPORT & CO,
CT 26ts Richmond. Va.
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FATE FAIR. To acc ,mmo =, Ia
late those who may wish to arrive !3Inas.s66S312
ranond Tuesday morning, tho first
h the State Fair, our Packet Boats will lun an adj
] al trip leaving Lynchbu.g ON the 30h inst, at s
1 md arrive in Richmond Tuesday morning Nov lst
i clock BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT
Il 2j.d5lclt
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(kusu MOUNTAIN MILL stones
- The undersigned nre now procuring from their ccc
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun.
~, Mil Stones mud Burrs OF the very best quality. Tho
reputation OF thegs stones are widely k1own, but a.
Runud giving noreaaed facilities In filling orders,
Ne hnvonpt ointed Mcdaniel. Hurt Preston and l.on
Johnson, Lyneburg, agents for the salo ot y
who will receive orders aud hive them fulfilled
shortest notice.
Our Address, Baeksburg Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE a. Co.
james NJ Williams Dnuyillc. Va, Reynolds 4 90
Lc1l HE, n. q ere also ouragcnls |. Z. N %
Bob u -lNrta
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Enoeh ID Dick son and vii Liam N, DicAson.
Defendants,
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bite sulphur Springs

PHILIP w. PAYNE,
"eFi a Fancy d staple ID Good,
4 an ~ Street Lyn.hburg Virenn. corner Store in
Cufe'. new building, faI n,rrly known NJ Kyle.
pegs leave to call the atteuting of his friends an
'''c to his large and desirable stock of Spring and
. g' goods embracing every article casually kept nj
Il y goods line, which wili he offered on
4 'hhot tail TO pleaSe all who may want g"oJ
4 VI 10" I"res. II - friends and the public
j ~ lDes ed I" call and examine his Stock it VII
!, ,n ''' very much pleasure to exhibit H.
\ CE Tine undersigned have This day pun
,,'T'i N Z faliaferro's interest in the concern
j ''t'' Pryor 4 falaerro. the business hereto
~ ~ IA inlul" he conducted under the style and
rCitOLS & PRYOR. who alone are authorized
''e ha''e vi the former concern in winding up.
Continuance nf the patronage of thell
VS. ""H the public generally
be- r. J. ECH0LS,
~" W II. PRYOR.
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NEW GROCERY a. COMMISSION
HOlsE.-I have rented from a. b Ruckcr
h- 6,t-preef brick Warehouse, lately erected
tie hn~u immediately above Lacy q Terry, for the pui
pose of doncn
General arOcery a. Commission,
REEEfFiNG IND FOR VARDING BUSINESS.
Persons huyiug goods tn sell agan would do well To
cnl ou bciar purchasing. rs shall sell low
II commission only being all the profit charged, where
the cash good negotiable paper il given in exchange
good supply of GUANO, LIME & PLASTER.
kept on hnnd. which will he sold ~ u any house.
in the city
All goods consigned to my care will be forwarded
with all possible dispatch, nnd particular ion pu
. the order OF them
Consignments of produce and Merchandise solicited
charges reasonable and pain. spared to render salts
ncon. Account sales rendered so made
WIN A. MILLER, on the Basin.
aug5-ts Late of the firm of Miller Compton.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS., Oct. %.
hour So % to 3l-Grain unchanged,
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STOCK OF GOODS

ever buf,.c oherrd them His ST. ok of American COT
TON and WOODEN GOODS Is very urge and ean
be sod ut old prices Tho Foreign Goods in his sto X,
OF every variety elecled In person by one OF the
best merchants IN this country who spent three months
in Europe In the eny part Of the and made his
purchases before my adSanre in pices took placr.
THE Cash SYSTEM believing II wholesome
both Tor thu bHyy end seer, for pureha.efso pay ~
they &c. slin eonlnua to do my business ms usual, er
einsireiy for cash mo. PURVfS,
- iffa Ae't fer J. s.. Kent. &c.
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lust RECEIVED
- 10 hbls Rock Fish,
20 bbls. No. Cut Herrings,
% Boxes Olive OIL
Is Tons Country nna Rolled Iron.
Hhds Prime T.. r. Molasse4,
10 hbls Orleans Molasses,
% Boxes LOAF Sugar,
All Of which we offer for sale low.
July PTS JOS. Is. NON LIN f. Cp
blush VESTS-A splendid article, double
i and sine lie wniss-Aso, cut Velvet Quilting Silk
and other new aud fashionable ST les-Just received
oct cots A. s. SHAFER & co
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Vermont Election.

BURLINGTON, VI, Oct %.
hbipson. democrat, has been elected Governor
frmont by majority of six votes.
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no the People Of Lynci.buvg and s.il

l. TIE SURROUNDING COUNTRY Gard =
JNo. PURVIS Aor., inform. his friends
and thai he is opening the largest and mos,
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4 1sSsOLGuHO - he enncftfn 81 hiLLhh NJ
- CoNrrnN las been dissolved by mutual consent
VIM. A Miller will close up the ooneefn--nnd lie may
b,ifonnd at hi. office the Basin The name OF tho
firm will only be used In closing The business.
WM. A. MILLER.
mr., sd.rsa JOHN COMPTON.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY WIN u MOsBA.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
~ VII sell nj uugtian on the nrrmi,c. on Thurs.
tiaN27th Inst at 3 - clock. twn comfortable res.
ih'nte Arr attached IL eaeh. on Frank lin hill i'm
medihleis appost" the tcsi lenees C J. simpson aud
John IL. Ine", E-qs,, containing md the other
toonl- .rringof eopd wattr. garden. Sc sc. IN
III" let This propry i, sold 10 effect settlement be
tween the pnrtirs interested.
Terms made known Ut >aIe
A J. PEReOW,
oct el-tds VIC. urDNAiI.
WILL SELL Immediately after the alloy,
d mentioned sale. my House aud Lot in tn, immed.
ate vicinity al present Ia tho occupancy of Mr. Christ
burton. The House j. new, > stories high rooms
hhd afge passaRcsand all necessary out houres-sueh
as kitchen. smokc-house, stahr. &c. sc
Terms made known at sale.
oct y tbs NJ n STEVENS
ALSO. IA the immediate neighlnrhood TWO COM.
PORTABLE RESIDENCES will every convenience ut.
oehed. This sale is really worthy of the attention of
persons DESTROYS of obtaining pleasant md comfortable
homesteafs " II NoSRY
oct 25.3t Au,tiop,cr
~ The above sales postponed on account of the
nclemeney Of the weather. until Thursday next 4th No.
vemPer Mt "a o'clock
oct ~ ct W. II. MOSBY Auct'r.
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NEW YORK, October %.
b. Ohio is comming up the bay with Calfor-
Anails and specie.
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xTIlt1.INIA "a, ,nia. haI,l J. H..

VIRGINIA ~ rules held IN the Clerks OH
of the Circpt Cour. If Amherst County, on
Monday The Ord dry of October, ,es3:
John II. Akers and Murthn i. his wife, la.o M~-.h-
Norvoll; Hugh J Norvell. Mary s. Norvoi Vaercus
A. Terry and Bette Ann his wife, late Bette Ann
Nory1L Plaintiffs,
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Inv bhAsibS' 'R' " n
W TrppY A. J. 1BoMPsoN p. O.. oct 6.w4w1

IIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks office
ofthc eli cult court Of Amherst county, On Monday
the 3rd day of October, 1888;
Lucy @ Donald who by Jno. Hutcheson,her broth
or aud next friend Plaintiff,
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Calcined PIasl

n BBLS. Newark Calcined Plnster-Re
J and for sale by
oOs BE. SACKETT
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lanes RIVER CEMENT--l50 bills. II
- store and for snls by b. FkSACkETT.
sept 30 II
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-07-12


IHE sELopEs. The Baltimore
Sun, having seen some Of the newly y.
prepared envelopes, says:,
The stamped letter envelopes which
have Just been sent out for distribution
among the leading post offices of the
Union, ,g are, Us yet, buta single size, of
the three cent denomination. A bust
OF Washington, embossed and encir.
cled by a brick:red back of ground, oct
cuples the appropriate corner. Above
and below the figure are the words
signifying the value Of the stamp
These envelopes are sold Mt the post
office for three dollars and twenty cents
per hundred, the twenty extra cents
for the envelopes; which is less than
plain envelopes of equal quality conld
be bought for. Tho post office does
not sell less than hundred. Retail
ers outside ofthe post Office will proba-
bly, expect to make handsome profit.
The back OF the envelopes is gummed,
ready for sealing, There is also Mr..
Ncsbitts advertisements on the back,
for which (as is pointedly observed by
the journal OF Commorce) there is no
charge. With that paper, we doubt
the propriety of detorming the nations
envelopes in this wny, and are sur
priscd that the postmaster general
should permit it. DIR. Brandeth would
furnish the envelopes gratis, barring
the stamp. for the privilege printing
n small advertisement upon them.
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COIaR'tRRcrslAiRp.

WE take pleasure in calling public
attention to the notice in our paper
this week of Il copartnership formed by
Mcssrs. RossER s. WARREN, for doing
a general Commission business in
Charleston. Mr.. WARREN, has been
for number Of years Editor and Pro
prietor Of the Camden Journal, and
now has also the management of. the
Temperance 1dseoGte. In the contest
of these papers he has shown aptitude
for business, and will doubtless make
a good merchant. We wish both gen.
tIemcn success in their undertaking.
We would also call attention to the
card Of Messrs. SAML. &. DuSN & Co.
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Miss HBrennaam.

WE learn from the Chester Stand-
ard, that this native mocking bird
sung to large, and delighted audience
in that place on the evening of the 4th
instant. We know a number of ad,
mircrs of Miss BRENNAS's music in
Sumter, who would gladly seize upon
an opportunity to. hear her, and if she
will pay this town o visit in her RAM
bles, we promise on the part of the in.
habitants warm welcome for her, aud
respectable audience.
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5 Scs, Is,rIl. q.

& The recent sdroug in our District
.1r'enderit very probable that most cf
our planters viii have to purchase corn
for the supply 3of3 1864, /, md the qucs.
tIonis already discusseds whore can
it be bought cheapest ?-7We are not
prepared just tnowto answer this query,
but as remedy against purchasing at
al, We would suggest that a meeting
of oil interested be called, and com.
bined effort made to put down the ne
gra.trading, SO prevalent in our midst
and which we confidently believe robs
the planter of rs much grain as the
dry weather.
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s 81 .s.a Z.

Onsthcin morning sot The tiithsinst., an
accident happened dSupon the lyila11iugs
iton3and Manchester Rail tRoad, some.
where where ,in#the eig!lborhood of Lynch.
burg. about, sixteen miles from Sumter
vile, Which we learn completely wreck
ed thctPasscnger Car, but,did no injury
to human life. Several cows were
sleeping upon the Track, and the cars
ran over them unperceiyed, which, Of
course, threw them of the Truck, aud
resulted rs above >tated. - Black Riser
Watchnan. 4
I The cars ran unperccived over sey-
eral cows! Of course they ran off the
Track; twas enough to max e them.
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g OBsrAcLEs 70 TaEi w a he New
York Sunday Times gives the fol.
lowing facts, to show the impractiitca,
.bility 8ofWarin Europe aluXury that
nations largelyain debt can hardly3iaf.
ford to indulge in: 's
"NNar, if it,take; place, would pro!
badly involve Great Britain, Russia,
Austria, Turkey and France. In
all these countries taxation has been
pressed rs far MS the people can
bear it. Everywhere the complaint
OF over-taxation is! so loud and gen.
eral that the sovereigns must pause
ere they feed public discomfort by
increasing the public debts. We
have seen what Great Britain owes; the
annual interest on this debt amounts to
G2S,0OO,000, or more than half the
While revenue Of the realm. The
other leading States are thus indebted:
Russia Sl22,l70,Oo0, Austria flS3,.
100000; Turkey fG.6GG,7OO; France
:f22l, 10000. None of these States,
except Great Britain, could obtain
u loan of amy amount-certainly not
"A war ioan-upon anything like
reasonable terms. Austria, Russia,
Russia and Turkey have lately failed
i'll their respective efforts to borrow
money. Nor can France have bet
ter success. No money, no war. The
Indebtedness of the great European
States renders them practically
'bsund over to keep the peace"
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LAST CHANGE THIS
Season for Premium
NMANNMysR, 81, S, &

w. a. WELLMAN, would drcspectf,,lss
'y announce to the Indies and Genilcnene
of SnmtervIlle and vicinity that lie has
opened Rooms at tho above D ace, 5vsi,ers
no would be happy To wait on ail@hos may
feel disposed TO improve this nguoftuhify
to obtain one Of his aneur;nesGr,i minis.
tnres, as il may be The laat TIM ma nv OF
yon may have to obtain one of those sinpais
nahie Hiementaes Pietnrea taken in5 Gear
or cloudy weather at the ldto price Of 'ica8
Dollars. y
a good aFsor'men, of fancy cases and
!ocketson liaed. D y
May 18th. 1853 ;ssD4stt
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:. G. Eeail EeOad---Cl,:,nscO of
EEOupr

1t will be seen BY an advertisement
says the Columbia Banner that from
and after the 10th inst. the passcn-
ger train will leave for Charleston at
4 II y. NJ, in consequence Of an or
der from the Post Master General to
connect with the Wilmington and
Manchester Road. We also learn that
the hour of starting from Charleston is
changed to Z \. NJ.
In consequence of this arrangement,
the w. s. NJ Train of Cars from
the junction arrives in SmntervilIe
at quarter past3 p. NJ and leave in the
morning at ten minutes of 4 o'clock.
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&, a. Z, J,

F7==7=Issse5==FsssE q pileIlomenon exists,
ash To- s. see N comel intelli-
'gentSlady.@ltii j beard !tlmt cannot be
excelledS by anYEofourbaidsome men,
have only to step into the Muse,
cum. Tho Eratico.Swiss 10 1y, there
exhibiting, is is all that is, claimed for
her.: She is oen,oderate size, rather mas.
euline looking owing much to her
beard : dresses in good taste, displays
abust expeIs all doubt as to her sex,
and wears " fine, glossy black
bacrd, extending from the outer corner
OF her eyes down her checks and under
and over her chin. Her back, between
the shoulders, shows an unusual hniri.
ness. She has fair and fresh com
plesion, and is altogether decidedly
agreeable; speaking Swiss, French and
English tluently. Her husband and
father accompany her. She has Civ
en- birth to two children, one of them
deceased, the other, five months old,
living and already showing the basis
OF formidable beard. She has q sis
ter, now in London we believe, who
exhibits the same singularity. Her
father is rather smootht;.ccd than other
wise. The bearded lady is certainly
avery great curiosity, and a puzzlng
question for Psychologists. She hns
no objection to visitcrs taking hold of
her whskors to test their quality
She is decidedly one Of the hairy toes
racy.-N. Y. Mirror
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ABOLITION BLAspnEMY.-To show
our readers to what an extent the enc.
mics Of Southern institutions go il
their madness. we venture to stain oul
columns with the following horrid Ian.
guagc, which was used by one of the
orators at an Abolition gathering in
Boston recently. No power Of words
can properly characterize such disgust.
ing and outrageous profanity:
Mr.. Henry G. Wright commenced
by saying that he was atheist to any.
thing which sanctioned slavery.
would put my heel upon any govern
mcnt which sanctioned slavery. II
God sanctioned slavery | would put
my heel upon him. Kisses and up.
plause-"ordcr" from the chair-hiss,
es and laughter from the sallcry)-
Yes, | would refuse to obey such a
God; 1 would put such a God upon
the auction block, and sell him like q
beast. (lIisscs.) Mr.. Wright pro.
ceedcd to say that he was an atheist
to any God that sanctioned slavery;
he would spend his money and his life
to overthrow such God and such Il
government. The day is past when
we should look to attributes or titles.
lie had no respect for the name oi
God in tho mouth Of II warrior n slave
holder, or n rumscllcr.
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CuERAw AND DARLINGToS RA

CuERAw AND DARLINGTON RAIL
RoAD.-We are gratified to be able to
announce that the section Of this road,
between Darlington G. H., and the
terminus on the Wilmington and Man.
chester Road, was on the 9th inst, let
out for grading, &c. The entire con-
tract was let to some three or four Of
onr wealthicst and most energetic citi-
zcns, who have had grea, experience in
similar work on the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road, and who, we
aro assured, will speedily accomplish
the job rs soon as the crops are laid by.
So that we may reasonably expect to
celebrate the next 4th July, by grand
experimental trip and barbecue.
Flag.
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~ WING OPINIoN.-We learn from
the Rochester Advertiser, that q whe
appeays in the columns of the Newark
Eagle, who says he wrote much and
spoke more against Franklin Pierce
while candidate for the Presidency:
but since the object of his assaults had
been installed into the White House, he
has visited him, and has changed his
opinion entirely. In proof of which
the writer says:
"No man ean pass an hour with
him, without being impressed with
the conviction that Frank Pierce is
man of marked traits Of character
-sagacious and discriminating quick
TO perceive anA prompt to act; always
ready to listen to advicc-but posses.
sed of u strong will aud firm mind.
There is a peculiar expression abou,
his eyes, indicative Of the character OF
the man as developed since his in.
auguration. 1t is tlat-so to spcak-ot
II person who knows himself thorough.
ly, and what is Of equal Importance,
knows those by whom he is surruun
ded. He who aspircs to overrcach Frank
Pierce, must rise early in the morn.
ing"
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|. Col. Orr.

This gentleman is a great favori,e Of
ours and we like TO notice his move.
lnents. The Anderson Gazette speak.
ing Of the Masonic celebration at Alb
bevil!c c. H., on the l7th ultiIno, says
of Col. OnR's speech on tha, occasion :
"llon j. L. Orr, arose and delivered,
what we regarded, the best speech Of
his life. His audience were perfectly
delighted, and we feel well assured,
that this, speech has done far Masonry
in Abbevilie, than any thing which has
preceded it,
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