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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

EE James Gadsden, of South Caro-
lima. has been appointed Minister, and
J. G. Grips, of California, formerly of
South Carolina, Secretary of Legation
to Mexico. Gen Gadsdcn is a man of
moderate talents, is deadly opposed to
the Compromise measures--a iirc-cater.
belonging to the Quitman and Davis
school
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

ES F0rrcStcr'S Boys and Girls Nag
oainc-an excellent periodical of its kind
lis published in Boston mot New York,
as stated by mistake last weekly at 81 a
year, by F. & c. c. Rand.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01
Wing State Convention.

A Convention of the Wings Of the State of
Vermont will be holden at Montpelier, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 22d DAY OF JUNE, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nominat-
ticket for State officers preparatory foi the
next September Election, and for the trausac-
ton of such other business as may be deemed
cxpedicnt and proper.
CARLOS BAXTER,
E. N. BRIGGS,
EDWARD KIRKLAND, State
GEO. W. GRANDEY, ! Central
b. W. BARTHOLOMEW, Comm.
ii. NJ BATES,
HENRY ST0WELL,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

The Hoosac Tunnel Loan bill
has been rejected in the Massachusetts
Senate, Is to 20. 1t had previously
passed the House by large majority
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

NARROW EscAPE.-During a thun-
der storm at Putney, boy driving
a yoke of cattle was struck down with
them, and they were killed. lie was
taken up with his eyelashes singed,
having red stripes upon his body,
and with the toes of beth his boots
torn off.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

e. We understand that S. W.
Jewett, Esq, has disposed of his late
Importation of French Merino Sheep,
consisting of Ill, to r. J. JOKES, Esq ,
of Cornwall, IN this County
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EE The jury in the case Of the al
legged Gardiner fraud, having been unable
to agree on verdict after being out for
about week, were discharged on Satur-
day. 1t is said that nine were for ao-
Quittal and three for conviction.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

LIME FOR PEACH TREEs,-R epeated
instances have been related of the reno
rating effects of lime applied to the roots
If peach trees.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

IL Madame Alboni has sailed for
Europe.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

steam in his stomach, as well as in his
engine.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

This is a larger story than that
told by our neighbor of the Freeman
and therefore better The narrative
above is straightforward and direct, al
SO, while the Frccmdns tale is rather
too curyilinear.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01

u We are indebted to Pullen, Vir-
gil & Co.'S Express for late California
nannrs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-01
JOS. II. BARRETT. 4
Sccrcta<y.

A MONSTER SNAKE.-Mr. John Da.
Wis a teamstcr on the farm of Squire
Clifford, in the northwest part of the
city, on Thursday last. had sight of
the great black snake which has been so
often seen in that vicinity. Upon an
accurate measurement of the form where
he was resting it appeared that he was
eighteen and a half feet long, and Mr.
Davis thinks he was about foot and a
half in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BcdJord
Mercu/y.
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---~----e-Ss -
WfllGGERf In NEW YORK.

The Albany State Register (the Fillmore organ places he
Whig ticket nf its columns, but IT swallows the
wooly heads with very wry IL says II VIII be eV
dent glance vi the candidates. that there Is
not ono National Wig The ticket the person named 1r
tho Court of AppcalsthH has been taken 10 exclude
than from all participation In offices and hono;s to be
disposed of At tho coming election The SIM
pie truth which home 10 the understanding of every
TO- that prejudice single jealousy no seed OF
bitterness has been removed by the action OF the present
Convention The Wing party stands to-day where II dld
last year. The troubles remain the same asPeres
the dlscontent the OF harmony is evident
that has been exhibited and prevented unity OF action
for the last four years. Nay the difficulties have been IN
creased This is the plain simple tuth deporc or disguise
IL as may, YET the plain simple, melancholy truth
Such is the picture drawn by leading Silver Grey Ma
tonal Wing organ OF New Yorkand yet we see the Wing
and the Times OF This city, approving of the action Of The
Sewardite Convention OF New York and huggng il TO their
honn
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COMMERCIAL REgDRD,

RicnM"Hn. Ocr'h II, 1888
FLoljR N" cha"sc in prices; Shippers are utrtlns
50 ~; Holders asking s..
WHEAT Prime Red Sl.l5 do White 81 50
L J. PElTuN
CORN.i3 cents per bushcI Market active
CORN MEAL 81 cts per h,-hr Tor country. Mil,
ing Is But littir IN market
OArSlp AZ, cts per br,llcl.
BACON Mountain cured hog round, ga % cents City
cured aud Smhlrd hog round II rents; Western and BAL.
tntorc Sides : - Shoulders s.. Hams II -.
10 quality: sales mostly T. a r.. cts.
BuI'rERti",hrn, - % cts.. Mountain, Is n 20 cts
poorer SORTS. suitable for table use sold az lu
as II a Is rts.
FISH North Carolina lrrrngs gross s. a 8. dun;
M" l. IN hbs. s., DE-" d" IN hall hhl-. 81 81 dull:
No rnt 81 IN demand Halifax cut iicrngs. No SELL
us at 81 No. > SIN
COFFEE Wclno,e Iii" Han = cents; l.agnyra II a
IL; Java II Il; Mocha Is ID, liz.
GUANO--Salcs Of Peruvian Al S5 = 10 GO per ton
first hands.
LAED-In barrels /? a l2a cts; in kegs, -. -.
LIVE STOCK 81. Shocks Rrrmrj-8crt Caul,, seal.
weight s. % 81 IS gross; Sheep, 81 500 So metz Hog
lRoN-p,g s95 $40 per tom sws,!rs $780, reiesnr ana
Enssh refined $50; Common Enes s70a 10; mp
bar so -.
SuGARS-wc quote Porto Rico s.. cent.
New Orleans -. a o.. Refined l0al 10 Us Ctushrri
g.. 10: Powdered -. Il 10; Coffee Sugar ! ! n3,
SALT Liverpool tine per sark 81 IS 81 20 aloat and
81 I0a 81 . in store Ground Alum 81 % 4 81 80
SliUr-1Y cts per TO-.
LlMEFrom wharf 81 Is; from 81 81 for Ea.,.
LlQuORS-"hIskcy, Richmond roctiGcd, 30 ccnts cash:
Tuscaloosa 81; 10 3s Cincinnati rectifed 80 els four
months; DID Family Rye Is; Maintain GD 65; Brandy
common Imitation, 33I 10 80; common lil proui ,i5
III cts, cash; Diah Dupnys s. 10 50 81; Hen
orssy S2s 10 ST. rinet Co., Slr 10 S.; apple i5 Ia -
Gin American common, j 10 "a reuIS; HOLLAND
81 lUI" 81 20. n. r. Rum % 10 - els
3EEDS-Cl's"r seed 50 IS prftushel; Timothy 80
10 a; Herds Gas, 81 ! Is: Ta,sccd 81 ~.
MOLASSES y o. III barrels, vry SUPERIOR II ~ a.
Cuba crop - -; Sugar louise, ~ barrels :! L.,
- Porto Rico, h"y,hciis = 3!rts; Sugar House
syrup, in hatri-, 10 10 r,s c"rnIWn do q % cts
LEATlER-S0Ie, good stamp, fo;n Il :! cts per III /;
DANA .rd from IL IL II cts
pLASTEt-Salcs Lump 81. atHharl; S. So Ba.
sin. Gruind S.
STEEL-AmcTcan Bli-tered slI Il IL per ton.
SUAP-'lurrentine { ~ cts Fancy cuIofed l. 4" II
CDFlDN-ll. a II cts.
tiNDl ES-IaiInw Is II co.. lluli- am! Jack
.on'e patent IL AdIiantne Is 81: Mitchell. patent ~
a 81: Sperm 81 u 81 rts
NAlLS-Heli Mt 4 :. > cents.
COAi-YirgInla II Is etc, unboari, Tor good Mixed
Fine aud Lump; Smiths IL els; nrace IS only sold
tail ra.sfur toad ut 1000 lbs ssh 10 50 per 2240
lbs S6S
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TO FAtMEItS-'O SLhvE-OwSs.KS
IRphGiipif TIE SrhE OF VIRGINIA AN m
plUI1t".ENERt

: rN"if y"n lars iSL III, LIrtS Of una S,Ir0,',
4 IRE INSi RANiE l. S!nfy economic. ttsiur.. M, =.
securing cat very "Y"t-s) To ONE. family ~.
nt' 'I"t i""itt hni >uarIt which he nnahlr "a.
hch "h'i" ir liHcSihh IL r,"HucIs lrnr ION, ,p,I .
"l'h "" i"dth o their SidT","ut them Thnu..
mats " hIIiit ave" !" Italics. and h. #
'>~'.a N'l. None are 10" Ipr hd none wealthy H. =
themselves ." ~ i"n"hts I, Nui..H. ~y,.,y I'm, h.
company rhsritt I"II..i = 3i ONE IN IIrtr-r
10 "rS R"" iiIho fcari trt next M..sr- In.r .,l
""" !" "rt to the rubirhc lniur, rrti and
. ~ 'r1aId !" LII, inmur ia. lives Of white l"Is
81 Insured upon The N4iiE .s! the ,nSr,, ,,.,nir,
''i' n' Tirrs nlic IroiI ur coinpan, ptriu,, M
az 'h'rS ii>h'''' al "w las 'nf r h." ni
"a : Ie"'n'" "'"i' r'shl"H ,-ihr InqIrrIS hi,
10 60. 80 ; 80
~ ""-'~ promptly and satisfactorily abused.
fihi't'
verbal "i"naiI" ui.rn The cl,.,l, gwen
"''"'-' ." "pi",'."'n o. e Il BR!CKLN VI =
"Gr"l ana M"ia EIirnr, "!.rr !.ar IT. ltrclln,anI
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1'nE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.

From The Valley Democrat , +, ,
The Democratic party divided INTO ING Ha' ,"
have far their leader the talented, accomplished anu nsh
" gifted national The pure snple a. M "
Bile ia mot Daniel 5. Dickinson ana nc '0''' IL w
the sycophanlic Tools and submissive followers u o VI,
rIr 4 niy ptrs,un King and William &. Bryant hdl-
tor Of the "ErenHg Post" "IAe haras sn,I ,'n ,.
Influence and exertiOns in behalf .! HE passage VI m wv
promise or al uslhlcnl mcasuteF uno me
They were opposed to the slavery asItaon una ee'H'
strife and manifest purely national pAtho'isH' va w.
ed for Them the gratitude and applause OF ,'f m' yn
IJnon in all parts Of widely extended country
nnror, action drew around them troops OF ltleus ~ " W.T.
Southern States, who can never loree' ihei' n;
scrvicrs in a trying period IN onf eos'iJ ~, ~ @
In , Inis se;err and proraced strife, Inc '"1S'
bui uuav.I in organizing their forces n pu' uo" peh
nson md his national followers, and 10 u"u '9e :" W.,
onal flame which threatened Tie e"- hce u on.
Union They getting up convention. ahI re''.h me-
lnps in partnership with such sbolltion wti4' az 80
-denuuncnr savery-adsocang the "i'o. ;,
closed tr ,bnrs by presenting pTcsldenl'ai tlchct WIN
u,in Van Kur,u for President and Charles r. Adams Il
whr lar Vice, They we're pure and lmnlacha'e--'oo
mn IN. irrats of The Nllmot Provlao 10 ala ~ ,o e
vu Of Cen Case AID Nm o. Butler lhey spul.a y"
lori 10 defeat these dsns usncd nominees ol 'o
D.n,ocracv and their efforts aac organization M n1 "
vote IF The Empire State But they did lot STOP a. tis
They nominated State ticket with John A. III. or 'el'
49, a.. Srth NJ Gales bitter, malignant and fechsS
abolition wig .or Lieutenant GnScrnot; anu .as 'uA~
received their united sat entire vote Gan oou''Ie
piy We their aid sympathy, &c such men, "nue
rirnstucrs? they without tie b.scst ana i've o'"'A
est ingratltair Withhold their synpnthles lfoHl
and his irlrndsr.amdercd, raducen Vh''e" as We
h.en no Tie Barnburners ai aholtonsts o I'VE" oA anu
,b, S,.r.? Lei Others act ,ry asy-the South Knows
i, C.uJ. ma will stand by them. lhey VII neVer slhe
b;nu Al thu.e who have been true 10 llen llat oo"h
rrn tongue which can assa! D 5 Dickinson deserves
IN he p1l.icd Thai Southern men, VINO woun ehueaVo' "
x,c snsricion of his integrity, OF his Devotion ~ me
and Union, dcseycs me scoh aEn
linn of all fair dealing and right minded men, ne i en-
.,.ei IN the hearts and affections "f me virginia
cv Tn,y APPRECIATE his services they honor ma" lot 'he
and on all suitable occasions they wiz sso" :" 'ie
that they know hO~ TO appr@.lhte lhehi. ;,, .IY
As have heretofore said our ,Ymnalhes are WV" ,,
lrQs IN this struggle, and we hope 40, shce'es "u
,rIrt nDh
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IATEK FROM CALIFORNIA.

Nrr y,Rx Der y-'lhe Star ui the West, from San
Juun has arrived bringing California dates OF Hrp,.
bruunh by The alcirer Cortcs On me ION me ~"
uassci the Uncle Sam. bound M lhr otaf VI le "e''
brings 50 passengers and 81 900 in gold
ceitora "rp' Galli2nia IN"
Kit Carson mad arrived from Meross rains Lieut. Iol
Mason died on The Ih ult.
An express box OF Ncssrs Adams Il Co, containing
S25 700 specie stolen FROM the stage between 'onoa
ami Stockton. -,
sn arnpt was made al San Franci-rn the l2t To sell
the States interest in the lots contempt oil the m
Juncti"n from The Superior C1nrt. ;,
Al l,r sale vi water ats one knocked down to Mr.
SOLVER auctloneer, when IN" wllne hoara III
arrested
The majority Tor Bi.er Democrat for i"vernor, is only
900, while the remainder Of the Democratic tcSe - eject
ed ny IL 0U Garrison Deni has been elected Mayor
of San Francisco AID the whole Democratic city and
county ticket chosen. Both Branches vi Inc le@'Sa
ure ars largely Democratic. The people ol s;en Francisco
had adopted The revised charter.
Goyetoor BipIers majority in San Francisco only
nine
Dr. G. NJ DuvaI Of Maryland. had been shot dead IN a
street fight with 5. J. Downs Of Sacramento ~ H. u
ellis had been seriously injured in street hgh win ~ H.
DrDn of San Francisco John Potter alas Baltimore JACK
had been slled DDwneyille, by man named hemZ'
In an attempt made br the citizens tolync the ater lhad
deus Purdy District Attorney, had been shot dead
OREGON Gov. Lane Of Oregon and Lient Alden OF
The Army had been both wounded III en- engagement WIN
The indians on Rogue Rlvrr-ihe latter severely.
The hosIes with The Indians in which Gen. Lane ana
Col. Alden wounded took place in Rogue river valley
the 9Th Of August There were w whites and 2oO In
dams engaged and The skrmsh lasted four hours when the
Indian Chief Sam proposed armisce which was grant.
ed. Ten Indians Killed and 80 wounded-the whites
had Killed aud eight wounned. Among the killed was
Capt Armstrong The Indians have continued their onra
ges other points
SANDWICH ISLANDS-Advicrs from Honolulu Of
the 1871 that The small po4 raging there terribly
Farther intelligence from Honolulu states that strong
political had been commenced, 10 compel the
King la discharge his Ministers, Judd and Armstrong
memorial signed hy IL 0OO persons effect had been
presented 10 his Majesty The indications were decidedly
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.:,, NV ,uR:. iirMuCi.iuI

.an
-. S,,. Il i. ,rr.r,c! the WIN. papers that the
III ~, " Irmnyr 0tonu,r and Buns'n from the 9th
r.- tlry nnl4 He ~l do nn rn'h mug VIC lus.. iney
49, mn, suued against the Democratic creed nor WIZ they
M sn..,, D,inurt.tic measures national politics IL
they dent agree that the mere distributor VI cruces mas
hrrn wise every insIarcc ana niusl sos WV profess
" ~ r,y are not, therefore, 10 be prescribed
They have heretofore shown their iath oY c "ohs Inc
President il that his friends SCUM, - e" can al
~ n,rr, p,,K,SSoS his friends 10 be read out OF
rho na,y They nave earned their right to membership and
cannot nr.rlt II without departure from i'tiac ptl
ciprs. OF tbs they are h"i eve" ] ~. s.oua ~
us wrn we had urrd ni friends iheS "c.uPy e same Po
sitou now they did far ns plitica measures are
concerned They were the unlnchihs ausocatcs OF me
constitutional rights Of the South ~ 'e h"u, u 'a' anu
ina Su,h ranno ,rprt that they did their duty When they
hind much TO riskwhen others deserted. 'e Iaa,s me!
find with the Administration, reach no'ns e ;n 10 ne
. and w h, ., no doubt the President VIII md them
hr rIabr friends of his policy What II hey nave formed
separate organization and delefmnen y n y" en VI
their choosing for State n5o"csto
in that are they therefore, 10 be dlso"neu anu
We venture TO suggest that The lime is past gld DIS
c;nna in Marty even IN STATE Pocy. Nothng
but measures can unite ! parry ~ .. NJ nsr,v "
President should know no oiher srs' VI pa'J T., .
an outside pressure apply the suho.e ~ so'I VI te
hut ,n nave r.asuu 10 believe that he mas shown
@ w. y, ;nrndeucs in some OF his appointments,
md we trust ne will inform those who want goeu
read out Of lr patty, that II 'heS arc ' " ~ ~
ena", ".' ,inos Ia mark The sins Of the past agnnst
any in the North who honestly support thn po,ty Vi '
President upon the sectional issue hn IS 80 wen
- GA FAM, with any or their abstract opinions
nor q" w I,' o,as,inn Wc should be ntuleranl only
when mschieyous action Is pfofosca. -, D.. 7,
Tn prcsid,n cuIJ no, prescribe the Van buren, men OF
Naw yokrhus. of them who honestly endorsed The Ball-
more platform He was bound in honesty and eoou alh 10
overlook the past and he is not censuhoe o Sppo'ne
ona f ha ~ office IL was 10 give then 40 as
c.od.ncv over their rivals il that was done
has peen frequently announced tha any one ~ poSeo
recreant The understanding so exPncl'5 d ha "vo
and repeated in the inaugural address, woma DC lepveo
from utfcr The Southern Democracy have nor seneutea
tho nj I'm. President In respects but on The other
han, v r,uer, the old guard oil the party VINO nave no
aims 10 he forgiven their udhrslon 10 the creed
and expect 10 hold The honorable position 'hcS ue'e
I tir
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VALlhNlI E,I,n Ht,It sale

OI riu
NY tithii"u wiii -" idTghIn Ia
"" hr"s' "hn"n - h'nrS hhnr~ lies U the th.caahOur
ki'"i contains between al! r-h uH!.r!
wei h'! hp VIII buiiir and enclosures. has
lctth ihl hI" orchards dUundIuy
r,hs iiii vel water al bni quality. aud iur, -
heIetih residences tlrS tower Aiu three
49,, al The lit! arriiablc. the larger ~ Which
n i'.l AMI i, very l,luctIv. ~ corn. whist there
i; !o" tndS" IN Farm {" which have hcrr
% er,!s srdssIud potuceilairiy Tie mn' Icare! d
-, " ."ayy sTo| pnc, oak aud chestnut. and To
-, ~. , !,n!iy "Tri steam mil. rnd to ndvi:a'
- :, '! " ~ '."'',c s;lc Ia disposed
ih"ici h"Slhr"d Also ~ of land near k.,nr. 81 s,nn IN
'''e ap"u .ie .re, aia fifty Of which aIaa.r.
'Sost, In purchase viii ,,v c,,,rr,..,m ,,..,
{" III" "n The subject Ny Pa Office New en-, "mr tI..
,.,..,., . WI. X. e. DOUGLAS
Apply TO f;"HDia ArrE'os, llth s,tcU Richmond Va
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For Tie Enquirer
PRESIDENCY OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA-


Mcssrs Editors To till the vacancy recently created in
the Presidency of The James River and kanawa Company
allow me present the public through your columns
the name Of Cup Charles DnmOck, present Commissions
Public buildings and Commandment of the State Al
mory.
Cup Dmmock has been long known 10 the Stockholders
Of this Company. Of the hrmest and most actvn
friends OF The Improvement He has uso filled the place
Director Of the Company with energy and
ability He known be rmincntiy practicsl work
ing man, The time that he Is an engineer OF hig
standing and D thorough experience Educated at the West
Point school public and the stockholders have
srance Of lis capacity, whilst his long residence In Virgil
mia has maac him thoroughly known 10 our people by
whom his hut qualifications this post property
mated His known energy zeal and business habits should
lead the khoders his scrvicra il he can he in
duc.J Ia accent The place a STOCKHOLDERS
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Fur he E'uynircr.

3essrs Editors :-llavng in your paper OF the It u
communication from Buckingham signed Stakeholder,
Capt Richard e. Morrlss forward ~ The
ssGsslY M .iiG rail- on Capt. Nor.
Kiss To let his bre tbs meeting OF The STOCKHOLDERS
that will held On the 2i;t o tbs munth IL affords me
pleasure ii nv testimony 10 that OF SlocRh"ideT |"
his superior qualifications.
Cant Murrlss has well stored mnd and particularly 81
on The subject OF internal improvements and d"nhl
whether superior the State for energy rrac!ica-
bIy aud III nr0ng common sense that makes whatever ne
takes hold prosper Elect Capt 3lorriss ami VIII war
rant that there will be rpirr infused in the busIness OF thu
company has not been known Tor several years and his
ton guarantees rnry conpclcn OF the tide water
connection.
hone he will consent 10 candidate, and tina, the
pauy VIII confer the Presidency on HIM.
49,
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TUE woMEN's RIGHTS CONVENTION

CLrvgLaSp, Oct. 6.-lhe Wumans Rights Convention
had st"rny to-day. Resolutions characterized by
The us;h ulirasm adopted; they claim the elective
franchise political station, and all kinds OF hard
women rrsontiou, Introduced by male delegate, that
speeches be limited fifteen minutes, indigna thy
voted down. Mrs. CluIh opposed the adoption at the
resolutions; she believed her uwn enemy
and hat man was far willing 10 do her justice than
woman herself lCrs nj turn her OUT aud applause from
The outsiders. Mrs Clark was eventually gagged ABBY
Kelley made attack churches and prrachcra which
gave rise To angry discussion 1t evident ina, u
few moments there would be serious storm. Abby de-
clarad She would be- put down. and amidst the direct
confusion dozen speaking the ~hrillrs
tones motion made Ia adjourn. The president fled
the hail. and the convention adjourned great ronsnn
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TRIIE MORAL COURAGE.

The South and lovers Of the laws every where owe he
thsnks the Secretary Of the Interior and 10 Judge Gre
Of the " s. Circuit Court Of Pennsylvania, for the seI'
and unbendng courage and rmuess which they have mani
tested to have the Fugitive Slave law carried out the cas
of fugitive slave claimed by Mr. stam Keith ul Eau
Quisr county Va Here the Secretarys letter
concise pointed uninchng and thoroughly TO the mar
and yet this is the man whom Southern Wings denounce
~ having abolition procivities!
DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
Washington, Oct. 4, 1853
Sr-Yours of the Sd instant has been received, and have
<eiegrap hed you consult the District Attorney employ
counsel it necessary and all reasonable for The
enforcement Of the law. This department, is determined
be executed in good faith that the officers legtmacl
employed in carrying into effect shall be sustained They
need fear any difficulty here long they dschsS.
their duties efficiently and faithfully. am sir, NC.
K. McCLELLAND, Scc'y.
Col. Francis NJ Wynkoop, Marshal Eastern District
Pennsylvania.
That Judge Gler has done his duty the South is ev
dent from the foul abuse poured upon his head by tina
ferocious abolition Sheet the NJ Y. Evening Post which
has the following:
phenomenon ls presented the people Of this country
IN Pennsylvania which might almost incline 10 believe
In the lransnligtaon of souls lis not quite two hundred
years snce Judge Jtres, buscre and yrant on the
bench 10 the reign of James II died in the Tower II his
soul does nhabi the earth STILL have the
same mould Judge Grier Of the United States Circuit
Court, In Pennsylvania, bears strong likeness 10 JET
freys, in his behavior the bench whenever matter
touching the fugitive slave law is before him. that read
ing report of the proceedings might easily imagine
himself reading an account of what happened in the time oil
the latter Stuars
The Onion announces officially the following reenplons
OF Inc various stocks :" the United States during The week
ending the SIh October.
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GEORGIA. ELECTION

oAFhNSaH, Oct e-Suticen returns have been received
10 render The election of Johnson, the Democratic Slate
i@h's candidate for Governor, by Hbout 500 majority
IN" t"in'ns Tor Congress show the election of Seward
ZEN 'f" ' hsl district Cnlnitt Dem from the sccnr
Bailey ,"m from the third; Dent Dem from Tho nnrtb
;ha:siln Dem from rhr iiit ye Den from the xth
Reese, Nh's from the SEVENTH; and Stephens Wig from
the eighth - u.s. 49,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RlCHMOND, ULTOBIR IT
TOBACCO.-The market ~ hTm without any change ia
prices The stocks on sale are vTy light, The
y.r.r.I stocks for this season OF the year
The early tall has caused more injury the growing
crop we think, 'han was al one time anticipated.
III. MARTIN Il co.
The inspections Of Tobacco in this State for The year
ending Isl October 1853 and also for 1883 follows:
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Whole amount rndecmed in the week COG $50
The Secretary of tf Treasury has given public notice
he 10 prepared to purchase millions OF the six pcr
redcenshle in 1852 and 1885, premium of
is per the rs, and premium ol S per cent on
the socond also five millions Of the Six per stock re-
desmabe In 1867 and 1865 with premium Of u per cent