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ove,ous1r RAILROAD.

I We publish IN another column, inc h'n'
/ cinl documents lately sohu,i'ed' by Mr'
/ Oy,r,on. and the Chief Engineer, Nr.
( Gibbs. to the Stockholders OF IN" nrr"
/ Western aud upelousas Railroad ih''
will amply rera. an nt'rnl've Pe'"sa''
Hard facts and iudlspn,ah'e hsnres are ''r
best mrguineuts in a vast rpee"'a''e" OF sue"
n nature; and the authors OF the r'P'Hs !"
ou.siioo have arrs,ed both wth power
and direc,ness which G,ast leave Their
mark.
The Railroad is now n matter, not oil
speruIa,,on, but OF certainty. The esp"
rations and snivrys have established IT. 'e"
s,b,h,y beyond the chance "i cavh, a"'
rit, ult,mstc suec.ss no longer adults "
,sasooabl. doubt. The rapdiiy with which
IN. shares have. heen taken ny N '"'' Guy
and ,h. uoaninsirv Of the parishes along t'.e
route, are proofs tssi the er:erp''se Is n"'
the i,t.a OF an individual nr eoTP"fat'"h
Of individuals. hut II the satire coa'mnn'fv
nj In. vrest South west We can atI"rd
to congratulate the pubic and ourselves"
the happy prospecis ri the Undertaking
because we had confidence in Il from me
fist, and frankly declared the faith which
was in W..
1, will be perceived that the Directors
have considered their pf"gress'"n s"'''r'e"'
to jssliiy them in making contracts Tor 10
cou,ot,y., and ears, and Tor four thousand
,oos of iron. deliverable ut the wharis "l
The Company. while n hope Is expressed
,bst tho firsl division cI the line. to Ter
wick. Bay, will he completed N twelve
mou,h.-i. time 10 bring down the crops
{ If iniourchs aud ,hsk lcche. This f"
cron,i,;nv. or rather predicting much; hui
, no, mors-if va can Judge from past -s
, u,ri,nc.-,han will l~ performed >"'h
, i.r /. too es,rayngant /" be expected 'f""
! .uch real, intelligence, and enterprise, a
+ nave been enlisted IN this great a"dsf'A
king. - D,i'a, -..-..-
: We ,.s, week neglected !" mention tn
i,rpo,,sut fact thu. a, the late K1'''e"
! Cnrssn,iosi IN Monroe. there were "a"'n =,
of ssass,ip Vk~s which we're no. "''''A,'
: ~ dowa. ~ The r~a,cn that the c""'n''
showers M wsslesled 10 demand the Nv
y. cent askrapsA - PIE rsar'er require
from IL r. )pssa eki~g sserk' Cal"n M
> lDcualso tklnks lhssU wsss ahons oTSO. w
vo,h d stoeh IN ~ actually ssks'
1 sAessA only o3eseoo ~ $3.50 ~lssl.s
tCSNSs Z ~sas
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$40 REV ID.

SIRAiED from the subscriber,
living Two miles and n half South
Akh wcsi of Marshall, two mare mules, Of
the following description: One sorrel mule,
with name and tale shaved close. The other
a mouse colorrd mule, with name and tale also
closely shaved
ANY person taking up these mules and bring.
ing them 10 me, can get the above reward. In
formation as to their whereabouts will he thank.
fully received, aud the person giving It suitably
rewarded.
NJ. A. CONNEII.
Feb. 10, 1883. n33-tf
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Nstice,

rs hereby given that John Speske ~ grn.
i dian Of the person. and estates Of n g.i.s-
Pn.h, Addison Pugh. Wm l. purh, ard IT,.
ratio q. Pugh. hns flied -isicmcnt IN Tho eff.
fee of the clerk Of The con- ~ court Of l.s
son county. Texas, res'siain. 20 estate frp.
re-cnling Tint 10 property Of his saic 'o..-.
has com. into llit hands. which staten l Is
verified by affidavit. together with he frTHe
ti"n for leave TO resign his said gua,c 'Ip
and ha, sald application will he cansio on
the term Of the county court of saih ar'i.
pertaining 10 estates. to be he d on Ne A.i
Monday in February A. p. 1863. WHOM s1i
wtere Nil persons interested. may a:l,f,ti s0i
contest them II they think proper.
.. HE\DKlCk, CIR.
Jan. 30, ls.53 n30-4t
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the STATE or TEXAS,

County Of HARRISON.
NOTICE is hereby given that 1hema. j..
~ UgIcsby. administrator OF .hs estate Of
Sarah Ann Dgleshy, deceased, has flied h. &c.
counts with SAID estate, IN tbs ohcr. fer
final se,,enen, thereof and thai they will b.
opened for examination and allowance, a. the
mex, term Of said court, TO be held on the 'a-
Monday IN February mat. 1883, wi,~h ats: ~.stF'
all persons interested may attend and con'ss
them u they think proper.
! Nv order Of said CONT
u. HENDRlCk, Cll.
| Feb 4. lisa n3l-At.
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Notice.,

: hereby gwen that Winga'e H. Woodlcy,
L ~ administrator Of the estate Of William
Woodlcy, deceased. has filed IN The county clerk.
office, Harrison county, Texas, m exhibit OF
the condition Of the estate ct said dseedent. and
also his account for the 'ina .eiii~u,en, thereof
together with his Application 10 resign the ssid
administration. and that the said exhibit, mr.
count. and application, will he considered a,
The ncxt term II the county court pertaining
TO the estates Of deceased tersen.. 10 he held
u ard for said co"n'y Of Harrison on th- las,
Monday IN February met flsss) when and
where Mi persons Interested 10 aid estate aay
appear and contest them il they think proper.
by order u aaid cours.
u. uENDRlCk, Ci'h.
Feb. =. 1889 n3I-st.
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Adm onlssruttom N~tsfs.

I FILTERS Of administration we're granted
l : to the undersigned On The estate OF John
Love, Deceased. On tho Isl day Of Febyus.
ry, A, n 1859. by the conn,y court held Ia
and 'oT the county Of Harrison. Texas. Thi.
Is, therefore to give notice 10 all persons having
claims against said estate TO present then,
within the time prescribed BY lave. duly au,hent-
icaie.i. and those Indebted 10 the sasuc 10 MAKE
immediate payment.
WILLIAM WOODSON. Adm.
Feb. 8. 1852. nSI-Gt
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NEsMITM's LIYGRf STABLE.

Y>IlE undersigned is happy to communicate
i to his friends aud the travelling public
generally tina. lac has completed his new aud
~conimod,ous STA NE, situated on Jackson
street, near the Jefferson Hotel where he aili
u, all times be prepared to serve them with
saddle horses or carriages on moderate terms.
Having long been engaged in the business.
both <oril, and South, h. i,at,ers himself that
he viii be fully able TO give general satistse-
ton. lie therefore soe.- n share Of public
patronage. His rates for keeping Horses viii
be AZ follows:
Per Mcnth. Si5 so
One Week, 4 80
One Day. rs
One Might, 30
Single Feed, 81
\. B--~His Stable is attached 10 the Jeiier-
son Hotel, ard travellers stopping Al this de-'r.
able House ~ni ma ,ne.. horses ~ his care.
X, ". NEsMlIH.
Jefferson. Texas. Fob. 5. 1853 ~
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me STATE OF TEXAS,

County Of Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jacob Beck
~ and BENZ Vnnders,ice, EXECUTORS Of the
estate OF Isaac Beck deceased hay. filed their nc.
counts with said estate IN this office for the tiual
settlement thereof and thu, they wall be opened
for examination and ALLOW ance, n, The next term
Of said court 10 be held on the last Monday IN
March next, 1883. when and where all persons
interested may attend aud con,es, them Il they
think proper,
BY order Of said court.
q. uENDRlCK. Ci'k.
Feb 10 1853 uj3-I
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IN sees'pAs q ~ Aassjsas Tssse
sce'ssy. during Dsesnhss, smosmtsd ~
~ .oA. An appropriation Of On, 900
Tor foreign missions hss just been made.
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W hsvs ~ Cysss ~. booking oct "a.
ths welfare aud ssfsty II our c,tis@n.,
Counsres 10 exceedingly dull. The suvs,
10 late. vwiao 70 The wet weather, and i il
thought shs .ssop will b. short IN con.,.
qasnce. Produce bea's = tolersLls rood
nsiss.
Yours, &c, A.C.
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I, 49,. - IL. ~ 49,. ~ -
T,.m,. N uo,,sn md Reason IIn,,an .,,c,,,.,,.
Of & Horton deceased.
- ~ M,,T q. a., S,' o,;'fs, na,tfiSq ,r
80 ~ 100" WI "''"'e"
NJ ~ y" ,, W wv VII. ~, "'' 90,
az ~ ~ 49,, ~ ''o','"' "'''
n'ep"en 'i,,''l, "n' o'e'' us compliant y.
nv o""V " vs.. w." ~ ,, '"'" ,'uI' "sA"N'
i"o'n"" " ,'','o' a', ',"''" lou
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o"'' ,'''Y. asu, ''p''sIn''ns ''.' w
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INV Nv Wv sou" ,1 - 'o''o", ,'"'. :"
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'non's ~. ''''o" M. neN'"" i'of'o','
.,'"'"s u. '"'' 'o".9 ~ '"',''."' NV" Earn"
,,, .d.,n,s ~, H. So -, r. 80,
AMI liz. h.,r. ma ,,il.n,.. ,,r ,l..
~ LA s.,',. ma ,r',',n', ,a, ,h. ,.,
cr,y IsIonr,ng To- XII e.,,,. BE- der,,sJ 10 Z.
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Il ~ VIA /. !.
4VVsae ure,.1lse 49, - 8ese.rsss-
u Y, Ws,rS 81 feSa5 n 9.Ss33ssss =
- r.k& ehss ~ ~ sseoic1 n ~ issrl5,,ss
| 1iIts 1r.ro. = - 49, \ 1870 r. JEN.
s..,v vSise ~ shes,e "a ~ Gs.ss.ee ~
Tes:hsrs. n III, Is
| nsv srun n Wms pree:&nS
Nh. II n. LACY. V;r1 pyfnr1pk.
| Niss EI,xa Hrrros. Prieerv De.evfuesl
! Nis. AnInstlA Jrs.rrr Irrs- Vxss pisac
sss D,.r;,r n.I Hr.rs MI
g.. - $780, - en... =. -.
~ vea1v MINI
pa n-,l...-
n,,.''s .''s.''
c.s,L" "k'r' an nm
,'"T, ~ y"
"-'o"p 'S'v $500, 10 .!
"""7 :" nt't"u'vis. rs"s''"'"', 1870
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NJ El,1QAI. CAR ID.

nR. n. A. MORG N, has located perma.
nen'ly miles North Of Marshall. H,v.
ing recently supplied himself with stock o!
flesh and genuine medicines he is prepared to
practice his profession in all 1t. branches
lie will he found At hi. residence at all times
when mol PROFESSIONAL, absent,
Feb ~, lh53 n.l3- Cm
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ETTEkS tsssancns~ry were granted on
II tho estate Of Elizabeth Horton. d~eeased
to Tive under.ignsd. BY the county ecur. pertain.
my To the estates u d~~sss~d persona, he'd IN
and 70, HARRISON eosr'y, Texsa, on the srd
day Of February. isst-, (te6S). Al person.
having cIs'ns sgsinss cid estate arr hereby NO.
tih~d to present tksm within the tiRe ~
~nhsd BY law, Only authenticated; aid skoae
indebted y ths aaue arr requested 10 make
immediate pAymsut 10
THOMAS N. HORTON. !
BENSON 2. HORTON.
Feb. 8, iooA nSl-0
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The E,ics.on ship will roso Washington
within a mon,h, the New York owners hsy,
isx proposed to 'u'ni'h the ssessss'y Of the
Navy with one or more vessels. :" h. poo
,.llrd with Ericsson engines. which are Ia
ssvp ~ ses%.s Of nine k"".'' with daily
.ous~mr,ju,, Of NOS over eight tasss Of eoay,
M. ,xcp<,s i,ioss, il 10 sad. 10 sNssstssastl
,ad E,issseasvq sss.sd to ss"d h's sew -
ssI an 10 wsshaaVtcN
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Washington, Feb i'm u,e .ienaie.
to-day. the resolutions relative to the le,
hauut.'pec route wcr, taken up sud dis
cuss.d Mr. Downs oi Louisiana. addressed
the Senate al considerable length taking
the ground tina, the United States ough, 10
co',lel Mexico To rigid adherence h her
pligh,ed faith, with regard to the t;nray
Grant. Mr.. Seward got the floor to tepl,
to Mr.. Downs. when the sabjre, was post
?oued.
The Senate then took up Mr. Rusk's re-
port On communication with The Pacific
III. bill provides for the construction of Il
railroad snd tclegtara line by the Govern
mcm OF tho United States. authorizing tbs
President tn cause such railroad aud ,els
graph line to he built from the Nlssissipp
river To til" Pacific. for which II npptop,l'
at-s the public lsnd. necessary. aud author
xes tle ,ssu. OF bond. 10 the nn,oun, OF
{ iw-n,, m,li,onn Of dollars. at 8 per csut
I iatefrsr. and redsce.sble IN fifty years.
h. the House. il wAs ordered that the
I counting Of the votes for President All,
Nice>rfr.,drnt will take place IN W-dn.s
day next A bill WAS reported 10 orvshiz'
the Territory of Nebraska The Ssnst'
I hill rsla,iv. to small co,us NJ tho Quite,
states wss discussed. but not defn,tel
acted upon.
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The Police Jury, which met ON last
Monday. appointed another day for hoisli"g
the election Tor taking the ssoss of the
good people OF Caddo ~ the railroad tax.
The 18th OF March was ,paciAll, usmed.
bnt ~ thu. present mouth. has bu, iweniy>
eight dAys. il WAS subs qs-',,ly ascer,ai"ed.
that thirty clear days could "oi BE- had
betwees To day aud the lath Of March. aud
the 18th wss consequently eh"sen.
W. presume the votsrs have mostly made
up their minds on the subject. and an, thing
in addition TO what w- have ost~" prev''
ousl, ssid. would hs perhaps supere'egx'
tory. |, seems TO b~ u aettlsd po,nt. from
all the mioma'i"" We can gather. that the
,.x will u. yut.d. -- Cd,isfo Gazetie.
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u. y. AAlr'N. ~. nt4tan
II n McALpiN 4 co. WAslsssk 0esepsp
- and Hais,s Ia Wines ard f.iqwsvs, I
Canal street Row. and 20 Comuos serees. New
Ofcana.
We invite the particular satsatipa II No.
ANITA and Planters 10 nus vesy - ~ -
sel~eisd stock Of Frs.h Cresssisa. Il IL
Jan 10. 1881. von1o.lH.
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HAxAxA. Jaasasy ., 1853.

f~As.n nome VKu
Nv /. n;.;.v you .hr;ef sketch of vi
~, y ,..., . .Lo,. .c;ouru here, thsy
c.Ii.o under observation.
.,,., a.. o...c,s If "A revo,
!" W. ' "ls..,, ~. .hsy arc most gloomy
0"' ~ ~. c,.cl,.. desire il. O, uro
~ 49,, 4. ..y ,h.v ,,,f.s. far !;
" a. I:m."I, IN ,.iI wh.,hsr thcv ar. i,
mi, nr.f...:an. evs, IL the,
.,I, nf f.sl;,y could uo, h. ,el;,,
w T'h., wouli h. auite n. likely 10 he
~ nrov. f.;thGui In their friend.
49,. =, Least from IN. char.c,e,
o,,sn of them, And if adyco,u.
!, .,,,.. L.,. !, /. o.i,e n. in al,
I'D meet .h,.. ,.ho ;uvi,.d ,h.m in
~ 49,. - "a, In m. o,he, hand
-...,,,.,As 49,. as, o,..r...l e., -l,
and thsv ,,h're ,sn.iia,,.
.... Ia, 4, cannot. ta....,r... ,,,. ans,
y ,ro,h that the peopl, n,e onno.,a ~
caysrumeot. Ills only ore class and
;,a,,,y very naturally arises. how i, !,
al. elias. shouid h. on,,o.eJ IN /, and
III The vov.,rmsnt a. ia, "a c,,
=, ssems TO b. eonal in il, onera,io, on
'"' ...i... 49,, III. ~. a'. ~ ',
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w. - ..s. '''
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80 a.. " .'." 80 y" w., ~, s'"" ' ~
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'.,',. 80.
''r.L NJ rr.s..,, ,,i,, .,r,;s r.
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(IS ..,,...v ~ ,n.is ~ anj AGO.,
'h...J ,.h. l;I me-, -" caa,,'
'i a.. s,,,,,s. ,.,,,, ,,..
"'' '
bu' 'ha' quar- en"s'' uey n'" ~ COX
Tor announcer Sh"' ''''",''''N ''' ""o",
af'nln "'"v WAS a'''s'e' ." '""le" 81
lsing been concerned III as''i' "'S"'eo a.
haser Ih's was great Outrage ana as
many versions nave "''' sN""' ~"
" - i;aI,a a.,tas,,, Van, rs.,
wy -" ~. ..o.,as or J,n OH 81
1870 or ,,.,o.ho,t. viii. s,anding
IT, ,,.,,a.r nv, ,.L.n ,n, If ,;s L.J on
w., .;,,,, as Saa,s If ham Lovsi Tie
,,Ian ~ ,,,. ,oEcs olI;re for ,,amio,
" a.. 81 - IL, oll;., ,n.
-. ..a,;,w Cra, ,y,s k.n, !, confns.
w.. ,,' .'sL ..I ,h.. no,, S,y nls,.d
| n. Ta,on Prison in n hrye and com
(,..nl. room ,.s,,sr ,ha, mos, visitors to
.,,, .an go, ,y;,h ,wo he'd. chairs IA.
,,'h,st H.. n..n,,.d Nd, IA. so,
\. Jna, ,n.uaa ;n,o io,y usllrr, aud
a """' "r. l..n onn" 80 ,b,, hc could
o,,ennda ~. u.lIs,v HIS NEAL. wines.
txsrs, and candles. wer. furnished from a
|O,el at the expense of another party Tie
Fss visited every day by the Consul and by
y friends. Ia this Prison he remained SIX
I seven days, and was thea let out On ball.
|a,ing the iuil benefit OF the city. His son
Did become a little crazy. it is true. IA the
Ptison, ba, !, was from 'ndnlgences. The
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MArsOkaDo sasstc Nrh~~l.

mnBw THIS SchoolNili open liz sistk
hmm regular session en- the hrss Mon
day nfsbfuary, 1854, and con''aee hse monthA
I, ~il M under the supervision cf Professor
J. SUMMERS. whose reputation ~ = Teacher -
reii known TO all wbo have attended his pahn
liz concerts and wi,ns-.ed ths unparalleled N
reovemens of his pnpa NE room !. fsrn.
n,~hed with a sufficient number u Pmh0'A
Guitars, Arcord,sns ard ether 'nslsumenss q
accommodate a large number Of pupils, And
give them superior advantages
All PERSONS taking lr.sons viii h frqure1
10 prae'rr ore hous a. least, in sash day. and
us1 once In ssrh week, 10 receive instr c,le'l
in the general rr'ncipsss II the sh<sry s@4
practice of vocal muaie.
rEaAs:
For instrumental on IfeAc VITA a.s
Of in.'rsUsHt ~. 80 %
On Guitar N -
" All p~r.ons will =, charged from, sas
time ,Aey ronsnencs, ray.hie a. ~ efi W 4
s~esioa. Reference u ~ rs'seas
lea. -. lisa rsa~''
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CITATION.
STATE OF Texas, CorSry o. iiAgalsoN
County Court pertaining 10 The esiates Of
deceased psrsons,

VIM :. Horizon for himself and A. srsnli,n of the
y r-nn. ard -.fs.. of stephen }. ilnflun Jane.
Horton. and Mary VI iIonon, comp am, asma,t
Theme. VI ltpfion md lIrn.on Y Horton, EXECUTORS
Of e. Horton, deceased.
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Issued 18th February. 1859.
q. HE<DRlCK, elk.
by +. CArrs. Drr'y.

Received in Office February iath, 1858. and
hanAsd ssmc day Ia the editor 81 tho Texsa
Republican Tor publication.
). X. PERRY, Sh'ff Il. G.
By W. A. LsscoLx, Derry.
Feb. 10. 1853 'onS3-At
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kkins WanseA.

Ml Panther sAios, 800 Rear shinat "
IsVSVJ which, the highest snastst ~ WI
he paid Al Shreveport ssxn II sAoA ~
die, Texas ~, opposite Tho mssAG
GElGEK Z To.
Oct. Z. lNO9. alt-t&
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1E 0sls CAMPtllttA gIs ~ q
- pS'y 81 sovpc : soa' n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-14
FINANCIAL Condition of the q. States.


The New York Herald has an article refer
ring to the year 1887. one of the most dias-
trous in the annals of our country, in which
one thousand of the most distinguished mer-
chants, shipowners, manufacturers, and finan-
ciers, in the city of New York. broke down
in the space of two or three weeks, and forty
thousand more were struck down in the coun-
try, causing failures to the amount of hve
hundred millions of dollars, and invoiVhs
all the banks, and the States themselves u
few years after, in the same catastrophe
expresses the apprehension that the country
is again on the eve of similar revoiution.
It augurs evil from the great expansion Oh
paper circulation; the multiplication vi
banks, State credits, raiIrosd and canal ere
dts, &c. 1t argues that we are on the eve
of great financial, commercial and political
crisis and that it is the duty and interest of
every honest man to contribute his share to
avert the danger.
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Failure of Com and Wine.

The Paris correspondent Of the Ph1tadct-
pkta Register, writing under date of Sept.
18th, says that it is not only in the Corn de-
partment that the people of France are likely
to feel the peril of the coming winter. Wine,
that maketh glad the heart of man, threatens
to be scarcer still. So great, says the cores
pendent, has been the desolation of the vine
in the wine growing department of France
that the Conseils Generaux of those districts
lately assembled, have united in demanding
that a reward of million of francs be offer
ed to whosoever shall discover remedy
against the prevailing disease. A general
cry of distress is being raised, and an appeal
made to the generosity of the Government.
The malady, adds the correspondent, from
which the vine is suffering to such an extent
as to threaten its entire destruction, is ascer-
tanned to be of the nature of vegetable par
asite 1t is said to have first made its appear
ance in England, under artificial cultivation,
in 1e45, and from thence to have spread over
the greater part of the world In 1851, 1t was
felt but partially in the French wine districts.
In 1882, it had attacked more than one-half
her vineyards and in the present year 1t
| threatens very nearly to ann.hilate the pro-
| duce of the entire country. Wines in Paris
have risen more than cent per cent. during
the last nine months, and there are few wants
more severely felt by the laboring population
Of the capital, to whom bread and cheese,
and vegetables and wine, are the staples Of
| ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-14
Spirit of the Press.

The Hhig, ofyesterday, continues its remarks
of the previous day, reviewing the late Presiden'
tal canvass and introducing extracts from the New
York Post and the speeches of sundry supporters of
Gen Pierce to show where lies the charge OF free
| soilism. The Why does not attempt to exculpate
the members of its party from the charge, but Is
of the opinion that both parties 'enjoy this luxury
| in about equal ratios" There is aso an editorial
introducing extracts from the N. Y. Herald and Ma
| tioaal Democrat, condemnatory of Mr.. Guthries
| letter to Mr. Bronson.
| The Enquirer comments upon the policy OF ap-
pointment of the administration, which it says was
not originated by the President, but was Indicated
in the platform of his party and he but acts In ac
cordance with the intent and spirit OF the baitf
more Convention, and but executes the manifest
will of the national Democracy, i'll Ignoring past
disputes and proceeding on the basis ct present
| harmony. The Enquirer concludes that therels
neither candor nor magnanimity IN the wing party
which 'astens upon little measures OF detah, upon
the appointment of tide-waiters and village post
masters and makes of them sweeping Indictment
against the administration. Such system ofwar-
fare will make no impression on the people Prin-
ciples not the 'spoils'-the general policy OF the
Administration, not the scramble OF hungry place
hunters are the object about which the people feel
an interest," There is also an editorial applauding
the appointment of Judge Mason to the French mis-
sion, and another charging the Wing press of this
State with inconsistency in denouncing the official
appointments ofPresident Pierce.
The Mail has leader on Secretary Guthrie'slet
ter and the contest between the Hards and Sotts.-
thinks on the whole, that the state OF affairs IS
very interesting, and says-"It all comes OF no.
taking our advice last summer when wetold them
that New Hampshire politicians were not to be
trusted Possibly, mot to put too fine point upon
it as Mr. snagsby says in Bleak House, they may
be more appreciative of good advice hereafter.
There are several other editorials of interesting
character