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FURNITURE.

They will keep constantly on hand a gener- al assortment of Furniture, consisting of Bed steads, Bureaus, Ward-robes, Chairs, Sofas, IIatrasses, work-stands, wash-stands, Cribs, etc. Also, window Sash, of all sizes, window blinds. doors etc.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
VIM. T. LANDS Bakerp M Gonfettionrrp NO. } FRONT ROW

II WOULD most respectfully inform the oit
 \ izens of Helena and surrounding country that 1 will keep constantly on hand and for sale, on reasonable terms, all kinds of Confec, tioneries, and Bread of every description, also Q full stock of
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
Noetrp < Wmletles,

No brain was rack d for thoughts collected here, Where scissors hold alone their sharp career.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
Family Groceries,

including Fresh Butter, Eggs, Bacon Hams Veni5on, Poultry, &c l will also attend to furnishing Parties, Balls. and Weddings. and
 I assure the Ladies that l will do all in my power to furnish them with the very incest of
 Cakes, Candies, Sc. Those wanting cake should send in their orders two or three days in adyGnca of the time at which they viii be wanted for use.
 Thankful for the liberal patronage that has been bestowed onme, for the last seven months
 I hope by a strict attention to business. and a prompt acquital of my engagements, to merit
 yet more liberal share of public confidence My terms CASH, and my motto, Small profits and quick sales. W. T. LAND. Jnrcb 19 I954
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

FINE and extra fine Razors. forsale by
 A. M. JOHNSON & co.
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MEW GOODS!
New Styles!!

WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUI
 W FALL AND WINTER SToCK of
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
F. II. CLARK & co,
ON3 EDGe MeyreGm Gallery.

". 1T. DESHONG, Artist, Is now ready for visitors. with every facilit, n nrOduce first quality Pictures.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
HATS.

Fine Beaver, Mole-skin, Panama, Leghorn, and palm-Ieafhats; also, Caps.
 READY-MADE CLOTHING. Fine dress cloth, and drad q ete Goats, cas- imere Pants, and full assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing.
 MEDICINES. Sulphate Quinine Calomel, Blue Nass, Er-nn1 Snltc ntc Ia Pnint. and Oils
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Southern shield., 1854-11-11
Shaving Saloon,

Helena. June 12. 1851.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

SMALL Pox DUBLIN 1t is to be hoped that the
reports of the ravages of small pox in sister
county very greatly exaggerated The last re-
port is that eleven persons had died. all white, but
this is merely rumor as there is little commu-
nication with this infected district. Among those
reported is Mr.. Jarman late c. G. Clerk of Dupn.
The first case where the disease broke out was
that of Mr.. James Grady, Postmaster at Albertsons
who had been out to Savannah, whence he no doubt
broughtit from him it spread to several of his friends
and relations, some ofwhom are reported dead. The
mail route through that part of Duplin is suspended
at present VII. Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21
December l, 1898.


TASTALIA MALE AND FEMALE INsTI.
~ TUTES-Castatia, Nash County, y. C.-Rev. JOHN
\. ANERITT, Principal Female Departmental NEXT
session of these institutions will open the Monday
in January and close the last Friday in May Terms Of
ition same heretofore
Thase desiring particular information can obtain
Circu lar by addressing John A Harrison, BeIforn Nash
County, n c.
Castala, Nash County. n c.. Nov. d 1853. 10ol-a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

WA ARRENTON N. c. FEMALE SIENNA.
Wv RY.-The Session of this Institution Will COM
mence on MONDAY the 10th of January ensuing. The
corps of Teachers will consist of more experienced
in their various departments Professor Vincent Czud
will again have charge of the Musical Department with
competent Assistants
The situation of the Seminary is beautiful, with ample
space for exercise and recreation Those who NAV desire
more minute information to termS &C. have Cir
cular to their address.
DANIEL TURNER Principal
WarrentOn, n c. Dec l6 1853. lO-t9nJ,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

SPRINGFIEI.D MALE AND FEMA,
- STIT first session Of this School IL L. d
mence on the 9Th 1871 under the superiDa
tants. o"petent asS
The School is situated on; the Newborn road .
able neghborhood, and offers favorable indueea and
who desire to educate their children in the
Tuition, per session of FIVE months in the EDsi.,,
So : - ) N A"gish bra1
%. do. IN French, extra, $751;
Do do. in Music, extra, EI
Board including fuel and lights, convenient to IL.
can be had for five dollars per month. " me Scio
The Trustees hare heen so fortunate as to soo, y
vices in he Musical Department of Mr. Karl y' Re- The
OF haieign. j. BUSBEE efsS
Dec. q, 1853. iOAr0 OF Trustees
ERANE,s CREEK ACADEMY. M3o.. =
" N GThe second session of this school 4H ons,CS
mules east OF and near the Fayetteville and M
ern Plank Road, will commence Tuesday the sd
Tuition payable in advance IS, $40, sl2 so and s,
Students can be prepared here for the University off,
Board and washing can be obtained in the ns;rh,.
convenient to the Academy, at from So to s. peE
For further ra particulars direct 9st paid
December 18th, 1858. irnele
saY- The Spirit of the Age and Wilmington ll-t
please copy times and forward accounts to vi
Holly Spring High Literary School
THE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL MI,
and continue five months. The Trustees have secn net
services of Mr.. NJ. Y. CHAPPELL, Principal unJ ts
charge the School has been ably conducted DIV; NhS
past year. ns tS
TERMS OF ADNITrANCE
First Glass; comprising the Elementary English Br,,
per session, aecee
Second Glass; More advanced English branch go
Third 4" E" Languages essM
Tuition will be exacted from each scholar repul,,
tered, from the time of entrance the close of tSa
except in cases of protraced illness; but subscrb
have the privilege of sending other scholar to %a
the lost time of regular scholar, if desired e
This School is situated in neghborhood Justly col
for its piety good order, and healthy location and nS
ing few, if any, of those temptations to vice and m
~ which are unfortunately possessed by some tNF
Board, in good families he obtained at the low
OF 50 to Sc per month"; Parents or Guardians who w5s
give their sons wards thorough preparatory edpc
at little cost, would do well to send them to this School
President Board Trustees or O'H
d. b. HOLLAND, Reed Scc,r
o- Holly Spring &C
N. B-The Trustees of said School are snecaIv r
ed to meet ON the first day of the Session. lus'
d. Il. H. Rec S
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

IDROTECTION AGAINST -COIID.-THE w
dersigned begs leave to inform the citizens OF JonT
that he has just opened entire stock of READ
CLOTHING, consisting of Over-Coats Dress Goats, Bu
Coats Coaks Pants, Vests &c, all of which are waTr
of the best make and to be sold the lowest possible
Persons in want of articles in his line would 10 "
to give him call. L. BRANDT, H
CAT Mr.. NoRTHAM's Old Stand
Smithfeid, n c., December 5th, 1853 6-lm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

"ARRENTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
w The 18th semi-annual Session of this institution
commence on the 1st MONDAY i'll January, 1854. and
Pupils will be received at any time during the Session I
charged from the time of entrance ForC rcual'
GRAVES 4 WILCOX
Docor,b.- &c 1oso SIM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

A DEMOCRATIC rHsT Pnlonr.--At Queensvile,
Indiana. VII saturday. Aug. 26lh, titm noks, the
Anti Nebrashn caididar / Congress, inthe Mad.
lyui district, netthe j line Democrat candidate,
Hon q. l.. DunllAm, on The stump, The Hon.
NJ Dunhsm attempted tU bulyi he felt that ho
was cock Of tue WALK in that distinct, and thai no
yOungIu slsT had ngbl TO crow anywhere ueaE
LIS political dunghill, lie was SOON taught tor.
spectyeuIh and energy, and when Hen rick: came
down On hun like thousand Ol rlcK--ielIns
the people oil s vaclllUiIg course on the River
aud HMbOf !, aud lneu boosting that he had
voted ON bolh SideSi Of his telling the writer u
thls ore DAY, III he moi commit ed to the Ne.
OTuSka bill tnd the next day out IN BrUwnslOSn
declaring iOf tile hllli and that he lad affirmed to
Thomas bl.nd, Of Jennings county, III the (Dun-
nau) wasS better aUOiuOulsI Than Bland Was--
Ar. Dunham Jecnms eEo,ted, SAID Hgnducks was
maxi falss statement Hendricks tod him he
lied, aud tUnS him by The thTJat and chOksd him
so time belure they were separ.lgd.-,LguispIHs
Courier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

Bktl Roou llsLla. 1.-The New York Muor gives
the ball room bells Of that vicinity tho beneal Of
some plaza talks
ltseems (saya the EdiiOr) % be The highest ON
biton Of tho most beautiful women 10 d. known
os "the bell Ol the ball" 10 achieve this vain
distinction she dresses and ua-dressrs with tile
sole a'm Of showing OF her Guest points, without
regard 10 comlon, not to say moleslY Chams
which nature Intended as douestlc 6eotets, "sweel
and pIecious," ere publicly exhibited Ia ell thelf
nokrd lOyeness, and pTotan5 eyes aud tongues
are permitted to feyel M unmuslined nyslsfes
aaciBd 10 poe tic geyenes aud iOyel8 iiIeauis.
This exueme decglete fashion Of dgess--ihis
barring Of The bosoni "a Tue breeze 81 pubiobgealh
Is deseoIhii0nol tbs highest lofu Of bunuiy that
the DIVINITY has revealed 10 niai. u rUbs woman
OF her most elheTlal charms, by cheating The i'm
| aginiion Of ITS divnesl illusions, Tue tnohanl
nenl yanislss as lhe realty berones transparent
aud tue goddess no lul ger loals IN IVseat fObts O
olOuded splendib bat nb9 nom ''high Olympus
TO tue plans,n amtre avsl and bloous hepheldsss
Of common liis ami cunnol clay.
] We anticipate the imlialienl losing OF Queenly
heals, The bihug VI pulIlug lips aud tllH petuaul
tMOWingdo@n Of Tie paper Wien these "p'udMh
cpinlOns' Eeach tile eyes VI cur ballroom bslles
Hut We respectfully ask thrmlO discuss tle matter
| with Their fathers uUlh,gs, ami brothers, am
lONurs too, Ql lney have nnyfr NY earnest Ones)
before dtn uuolns ths MiuVgOs too seyele Te-
! lleotOI upin the Yanules Of tasliJuable life. The
ed tor VI he AlTIOI Is no anObonlej usiheT does
he turn upon lein lOyelnesa HE eyeItgd laci
oil a lInOn Of Athens, W. confess TO a inl efaie
susceptibility To those subtle chpfls winch -four
ell The lirsl man. Bul we pIo,vst brlns exposed To
ihrlI influence IN every ball tJUm, In ali the un.
| ilsd potency OF Edru.
llwOull s.tm lhG our fashionable beles. Ia
lenglllemug tier skr,-I lave be, compelled,
from sonllI patterns L shorter them Of Tic OlhT
end. In such on extremity II would I've better TO
wear teli dIess,S upside down than To Expose
tH,us, Ives t. ~ c, III and lsSedutss, ~ such o
degree as " exoue 'Phe pity Uf lhelf ltlends aud
the detIslun pi tiielr enemIvs."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

CoyTiOSNcg ~ OyE's SeLE.-. Yhen crisis be
fails YOU aud The emergency requires inOral cOnt.
Rgr Lid tlVbs mohtoUd 10 meet It. be equal to III,
IL Quitemenls VI The moment and Use superior Il
the % stacle IN your patti The universal testinO
ny II men whose experiences eGnotiy co neIiei
with yolEs furnishes The coBsJllng r aecllOn thai
difficulties my he eudyd Dy opposition Tnvre IA
NJ blessing equal to . pJssyasOn Ola stout heaTl
The magnitude NJ the anger nttds nOthmg nUTs
than . K eater iiun lhan ever OF your hAilds,
you Prove Ttcfeait in The nour O thai you are tue
worst vi ErcTeanis, and des, I've M compassion. =
BE noi disn 81 Jed nor unmanned when you should
be buld hni daring, unnlnehing aud resoluIe.--
Fhe cloud whose lhEralenlHg ,nurlnurs y0I hrsI
WIN Tear aud dread rs pregnant with dressings
aud the trown Whose BtIiness now makes you
slnddeI and rembe will ere long he succeeded ~
,lnie VI brwI ohlug sweeintss and lengmlY.--
Tnen b, 81 Ong aud manly, oppose equal iIfce, IL
open difficulties, Ieep q slla upper Up, and UusI
~ Providence. Greatness Gun only De achieved
10y thtse who are lTied. he condition Of thai
achievement .scOnflenc, ia Une's self
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

Laws OF THE UETi pSTATra.- Washington
Globe says il.al The avs passed during the last
rssion Of CongTeu ore verl d>ieoive. "Ths law
making appropriations for The current and con.
nngenl eIpenses Of The lnllian Department, which
puIpoitB 10 contain eleven sections, has nine only
rhtit IL neither third nor q ninth SECTION IN ",
section one" &c. The Glube dots moi attempt
o ia the respp slbili Tor these efiois. but zee
opposed % diStls Il bstVeen tie committees Il
conference end The q, " cltF q, mPiOyrl 10 n,sisi
in.cofying daring the hnrig incident 70 ihe lest
asyS II tie a-sllon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

IIThe FuHtraii, SOhellmt. mentioned says the
Boston Pilot, as a eau Of compliant ngain'l US.
For example, lei us quote paragraph lEbn very
Respectable panel, plbllsllsd ~ lins QUARTET
"0n Tuesday We Witnessed O disglucelUf scene
on Main street which wear, sorry To say, IS OF far
TOO frequen occurrence IN our city. Anuu,beT u
hacks, rtiurRihg JrOn JuneiaL we're driven at
furious neck breaking sp,el down the street, tue
drivers apparently Neh 'cuTne,l,' AMI the insdeEs
ditto. aud angl or screaming Al the top Ol tLiE
lungs. Such ,TacllLes ore Outrageous under any
circumstances, bot perreualed by thOse returning
from The burial Of tile dead are excrble."
Ev'Ty word Of tniS Is tue IL even happens
that Tile hacks will race 10 the grave, aud nsl the
drv,E, aud others will ighl before the body ~
buried.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04
6Mo IN I'm Poslponea.

The Agricultural Exhibition, which was to have
been held al Newafk, Ohio, commencing on The
18Th Of septmbst hos been postponed 20 IS 70
son nsnos % the IL hday " OclObvE THIS has
br,n pndrred mo- ssary OF account Of the afiIe-
uur visitation Of eholsfa on The eily Of Newark,
which sLll continues 10 rage wi considerable IA
.a'ny. und will not prObably abnle agenSl the l9th
insl, OF q, lsost, te reluctance Of the people VI
he a., to nr " tn, mselvts within The reach Of
app ei,eudrd daugeb Nou'd not be sufficiently
Jy,SoImv TO secure lhal attendance to be expected
,n.aaVHhibniun 50 WORTHY Of alFuuage, nnd 50
mnd ,uas Appointments. Tie EsecuIye Com
illye u the state BOaTd Of Agriculture, in their
laIl Of RislpOnemeut, So
'''he pa, mum lis. circulars anil posters, Of The
tith Annual Slate Pair under the di,eellUn Of the
hOlr VI Agriculture, have been ven generally
circulated, uunouniGg The PsiT 10 cOmmencs on
lie l9 mol Sci iculhrrl Ven e1lt uyiye aud salts
iactity aFfunsenienls have beru made to- the con.
Yvuirncv VI visitors, and The gEpunds and every
hug oFe III such a siale VI fT~nldnssS as would
nuvr snsun their cOmpel0nIp tine. But, Ow
,Is tile Sudd ID outbfsok vi nckpess az Newark
ghch may mol b. over by The iJih Oi Sspirm rE,
he ESeou i've 20 nniltee, under the circumstances
issiiiil advisable 10 postpone he Fit.
"l'he pubiG slll plrese take notice that the
Fmr Is accordingly postponed, to Commences on
russiaa ne lIih Of OCTOBER, The unly change
Slu br as u time, lie arrangements TOT Tue &C.
;OinnO ihlOnO visitors, aud sil tue rules andtes
Ian9ns to- conducting the Flit as aiIsaiy pui-
rsl euln our cIcuats aud handouts, VIII 'euain
unsieS d, Tue interval will be dI isrntly i'm
rUyed, AMI tht committee irel cOnfienl tlui they
ny Willie able ~ give I'd lItonsl iiier 81 " the
,Ra exposition Ut The lnuu NY VI The Stale, on
uv l7lh " UetVbeE"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

UJ-Thre is at The Navy Yard, Gosport Va, :
new SWOp ui War, which wuS launched last Sat.
nrdRy. called the "Consltl anon" q rebuild Of
tue Fugaiv al that name, built IN this city by
Capl SlopId, about 1891. Some var alto have
been IN the new veSsei To az het TOT carrying The
Pa,xhan gun which will make her match iuT any
Pnlate ~ the navy Of EnR I'd or France 10 The
weight ofm tel she can discharge. Twenty feel
have be, added In length, the stem .onndrd,
with hnnsing gallirs 10 tlieye, end pierced iOi
two Ruus between them. The bows are noaeled
SllrI u Old v,e'vl, but will onlnpure with any Of
this date foI gnUd calling qualui,s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04
no TnR DgaILlTATED.
rnrlrnrnlInr Rllslr s. oaraInl.


alta limo when CHOLERA menaee ur fomabroad, and
eve ahp nom europe arrives ladon with dlaea'o ana
aeath s o the thltlho blood should
be purRsA ana tho aysem put IN eondhoppabe ofie-
alslng contagious Influences THIS We, restorative and
ds ssotant The est safeguard agNnat Injection that Tie
world has ever sssn The herb which orms lls pTlnelph
ingredient Is rhewed by the Inhabitants Of Arabia who're
Ills FOUND as auo andols 10 tho horrible peatllenee"
which oceasonsly sweeps That reion and II has
beer administered In ehooraic maSdes In Loi don aud
Paris with me most piiss curative effect In The de-
billy which oiowe Ever, IN the deerlpt sbgesof life
aud In leases o. eabsnesa and depession from WHAT
eve arsug Il tesnis 70 create new and vigorous
Vitality, resiorns Tie sGehglh o. ,bs mu Gee, brseins
the nevei clearing the brain, mproVns the appetite and
bringing oil the luoloma Of me body into normal aid
Lealhy condition. noases whee The law OiTepIodue-
ton has not on iGlAned 10 neiIed No. boil sexea viii
hid lntls Lriso stHs rir tho be,l nsass Of smoy-
ing lilo OF these replniusa ne regular use oe,e-
Mons constant and placid chserhineaa, and ITS esniy
tlunulaug ELECTS never olloNed by deeasiig eAe-
tou. Ladiea, whether married aiugIei VIII hud per-
eolg invaluable IN an the physical lnlcutles 10 which
tleii delicate gamtst on liable.
Tie Corliais put up, hsnj e0Ho n,ruted, inppt bo-
lies Price ihreeaoars 3r bottle, two for hye dulla,s,
six ipr twelve dollars. q q. RING, prewtior,
GD9 litoadway, New York.
sodby Druggists throughout the United slass, canada,
aud Tie West ludea
AKontsi-- wnEgtiNa KILLS r. CALDWELL.
CEoiasAri--B. n AE4hiN5S,
np7Bee adys,liseiRont augi4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

PosER Possp.--in jolly company each one
was TO ask o question: II II was answer plid
ioifuili OF II he could moi answer II himself he
paid forfeit. Pats question VAST
allow the II Tie gtOund squirrel digs bis hole
with,ut shaving any dit hrpund The sntfance"
When they nll Raye ilup, Pat SAID;
rSugr, DO you see, be Legi.s AZ The other end
OF The holr."
Que OF lhe Iesl exclaimed;
"But how dUrs he get thtrel"
''Ah,p gih Pat, CHATS your question, can you
answer L yonFselfl"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

SINGULAR AEFLtcTinU IA singular anil shock.
ing cas- Of sutfelinR nUW Xlsls IN thy city IN ihJ
person vi young woman residing In The western
paIl Of The city. She has Remembering IT srve
al yeiIs from the growth VI Ttphleln her slo II.
ach. VTl,us al empis 10 destroy il have proved
uns ffsctuai, and she ~ nOmentaiiiy ~ danger Of
leath fun y, Asingular phenomena connected
with tmn cag., 10, nat Wien The young woman
iouks al anything oGeusive to the invisible lcE
mentor size % Immediately thrown into violent
parcAysms Uiiea Tsl,graPh, aug. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

PARDON oP Carr. PirNAN. THE Boston Cour.
erOl Fniay saYsi alt VIII lie IeoJlIvcted thul IN
IaTon, 1852, IN The Umned Slales Circuit COuT
APT oalnurl N. DlGel vi the Ulrk IlssUud, ano
apt. Henry U. Plulan VI the snip Stefns, were
Indicted on itinl cha,ge Uls,e,l'nR Slj,OJb iTpm
Tie Missouri while "a ,ndg Of hqhigas Bay, The
,topeny " Chambet AIN, Phelps y LtWreuce oil
New YI,i tuI Dmyy Appropriated s5,OUO ui tht
HUnvy to hrs use, nnd made tour Though Blu
,Jpej AMI that S5,OM were lronfieiI q 10 the str
M, which slip put intV Holm Hole, whsr,
ne money WAS b nd fvl While, Uul WAS fuuly
discovered. DlHeY, Wien Put upOn tIial, peadeu
gul ~ aud was sent q Drdhdn jhl, white ne Is
sill ton6ntdi and Putnam, VIII Nas triei and Gun.
on Wednesday evening ,bsIate by UritT Ol the
Pres Il, vi. Capt. PtIiun @us stnlenced OT a tern
II three Yeas and ordered 20 ia hne VI 52b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04

CngSs,--A writer Al the .llanslia IntsiHgenesr,
III some spectators on the origin, de-, oil this
popular eud fascinating game, relates the follow.
lng incidvnlG
Many interesting anecdotes are told in conneo.
lion with this game, fnm " hich we eau select hut
lew, The STORY IS told Of Dr Fmnkln, that he
once played chess IN Pans, aud uelng checknat-
d, he exclaimed "take tue King, au Tepuh.
hCan, und dDn't Gle lOr him." Ia a altlv be-.
wern the English aud Ftrneh, 10 lhe year M,
an Engl 81 k.lgh, stIs ug The mile Of LOUIS le
GiOs, cT Il Ou;, The hiHg is takcH; upon which
Iie prince struck hin 10 The grinnd saylns, Ne.
sen ~ p's qH' ~ eehees 0HHs proud pas ir roy! -
10 yyu NOT kliyt0, tdt az ehrss ms king 10 ntDsr
idksH2 The lOrlO&lnR h qualnt accOu I VI a
game between King JUhn i FIlE Wuun, NJ
hit ngiUh Caste, ShIupsh IL, "fuicJ (FlN
Iafm,) pumus, bad sE gu neys, Fulco, Wirhnm,
q Tlnr, III illip. john AMI Aiant john, sun u
Klng arn;y aud FulCO IL ! at vIia, CO at chesteS,
aud John brake Fu,oo head with tue chests bird, !
aud tnrn PuiCI gave Inn sucn blow that had III
mos killed him. a somewhat similar siuIY Is
,uld vi henry IL, aud Louis lie Gros. CHARLES XII,
Il s. eden, played al Chess When brsrlgei ~ un
unloTifed hnuSe, 10y large body VI Turks.
DR.. rIanklin, who was a s,illiul CHESS player,
IN sn essay Un Vie "lullis oi Chess" thus sums
up the advantages to no galned from pia Ilor Of
Tins grm'. Rirgt--F.Sssgh. which looks q little
INTO Tile future, andlconsldrIt. he cOnst quvuces
thai may atten an action. Second, --Cncunspr
a. Whlch surveys The whole rhtssbUaId, or seer
IT aeuUn Ihd,--Cauuvn, not to make Out
moves too hasiiiy.
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TnE Passion CossuL m Saw FRAEoieoo. 70
hppsafs that after all The indignation OF d. Dillon
The French Consul 81 San FfanoieoVi On account
OF the pfeiended insllt 10 bis aag involved IN the
effort oil the Unlird States aulh0liNea 10 make him
testify ia the case Of the oseeulion Of those en-.
gogel IN gelhngup IN expedition IN that quarter
q IA ibnSleF agni lsl Mexico, and II iG now re-
involved in that Transaction, 10 conjunction with
NJ. Vale, tie MeSioun Consul there. Inform .
tlon has i. en- Eeceved hee rendering certain thai
some four bundled men, enlisted pdnoipa " und' Z
The auspices Of those two perons aud commanded
by Pr nehm mai ed NJ, de Rnpusset' recently
attempted TO surprise the galIi on at Gu .ynmas'
aud were inglJriOusy defeated, their CO umander
being killei. General fanes conmauded The Wc-
lofJus carson. Many OF the men OF de Rnous'
sci met hls tate and The rest dispersed. Tue OBJ
iect NJ the expedition wSs Teyo uuonu'y, AMI II y
fegaf ted IN Nexle as having been almost enllIe'y
FH,nch adventure.
'lhste Is ~ longer any doubt Ia Washington
that tie authorities In San Ffancls1O were peEltcl'
~ light In all ttslr,Gntts 10 hO Vaileend W ION
respO slhle luI their violation Of our n uu'llV
laws, the Iegiet brla!, lhit, deceived ny nus as
sumed lniigpaton over The insult 70 ms nNs W.
vOlved Ia lnsi ting that he shIuli Oh lhe sum
IN ms 10 testify m The case, the San tfancis au
thprileS permitted the aflr 10 dtUp whrfq lhey
dbl, SO gross tiUlotioI " The pINieges Of his
nisiiion Yves never DulUfe rpelIated by n 'oirlgn
iunc ionaty In the United stats. On Tue pm OF
NJ. Vale, HE ncl was quite as bad ia that respect
while he also committed iTebsyu, luf witch hls
own government will q! host d,lHlve him Of hls
office. AS TOT N Dillon, we take II luf granted
thai by tie time this Issue o Tile Slar reaches san
Pmnclsco, OF very shortly afterwards, Le WI Ue
II il6ed Of The recall Of his exequatoF, which v
We ale not mistaken, is the only punishment that
tie United States GUIeTunrnt eau now melv Oul
" hin.-- lPash STR.