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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
A Eew Faetg Coz Anti .sIavery

Mcl
Nov ih4. tbs election Is ever. reason.
with some peopl-, says a ,oiemI.sf47g. viii
resumeits sway, ana facts be allowed 70 en-
Tex the miaI. an 10 remain long enough 10
be examined. No one will now doubt that
there is such a secret organization as the
Know nothing. True. some persons will be
found who will say Ihey woaIt like to end
them out. Reader, when you find any one
talking thus. be sure YOU are not FAR from
0l,e Of the animals.
In this county the leading anu-Slayery
men have jpined The Know nothings. This
Organization is opposed to immigration INTO
this country. The emigration from Europe
TO America has gwen the free States tie
preponderance over the south. and this is
certainly what honest ani-Slayery men de-
sire. For instance, of the 9 100000 for
eigners in the country in 1859, by the cen
suS, only $4,000 we're IN the southern
States The most of these are in Texas,
where il is feared by Shareholders that they
wdI make free States Of the States To be
carved out Of Texas by the authority Of the
annexing act
1t is generally conceded that the foreign
population are oppose to slavery. We now
present few figures, which we find COLA
ted very plainly in late number Of the
ElinJuryA ReOiew. They show thatin 1900
the South only had 48 per cent. of the pop
ulalion, and 45 per cent. Of the representa-
ton in Congress. slaves included. This was
then less than one half In 1880 it had de
creased to As per cent. Of the population and
Al of tho representation, In 1850, by a
further decrease, the population Of the South
was Al per cent, and 80 per cent. of the
representation. The census shows that this
decrease was owing to the emf grafton of the
artisans and peasants of the old wolds to
the free rather than the slave States.
Now this is proof conclu i've that an hon.
est and intelligent anti-Slavery man should
do everything in his power to encourage
migration, instead of trying to fetter Or re-
peal naturaIiz t'ion, or restrict the suffrage
Of foreigners. BY this very Migration the
free states have secured the numerical pre-
pnnderance in the Councils of the Uuion. -
We cannot see any consistency in an anti
Slavery man being Knownothins.
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or premiums is greater Ibis wear thsn ever

Tor premiums Is greater this year than ever
tsfors.
''A vieR ei,lle F-.r Ground aloneis wo.,h
a dollar. A better selection f9r such a pur-
pose could not have been made in any part
oi ,hs Stale. The sic is on that oi thc Old
FOrt the walls Of which give it the appear
anes of an amphi,heatre. aud it is covered
with majestic forest trees. When we saw
thousands Of well-dressed ladies and gen
tlemen promenading over it, our thoughts
ran back 10 the period when it was occupied
a thousand years ago, perhaps, by very
different people and for different purpose.
That it was built for military fortress. there
is little doubt; but who by. is mystery, and
always will be So
We left Newark on Friday morning, and
arrived home in safety. without any thing to
mar our pleasure.
When the premiums are published we
shall probably have more to say about the
Fair.
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Still Reactine.

Hon. JOSIAH QurScY, in recent speech
at a Fair in' Massachusetts,. strongly con-
demned lhe Know-pqlhings. O,her men OF
reflection and foresight arc doing the same.
Ministers Of the Gospel are preaching a.
gainst them, as alier to the spirit Of the
Gospel. The reaction is begun. Let each
man talk ralienalIy and kindly with his
aeighbor, who has been misled by tie de.
signing dvmagogues into the Order Let
us gft ld'of thls secret power over ihe peo-
PEI which has become 50 potent as to tlrea-
lea oar very existence as free people.-.-
iStekssnsas and Democrat.
Ay- Legion III Honor next week.
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Watches and Jewelry.

Our young friend G. B, B .rrett has just
received at his store on Market street, a.
mother large and extensive assortmen. of
watches, jewelry, &C., which be says he il
bound to sell as cheap as they DO either in
Wheeling or S!eubenvile. If you need
your watch repaired or wish to purchase
any article in his line, be sure and give
Bush call,
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Ferguson

Has received large assortment of Toys,
Notions, Candies, &c, which he says he
will sell cheap. The youngsters will know
where to 60.
lie also serves up at all hours, good fat
fresh Baltimore Oysters in the very best
style.
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Sir John Franklin.

It's said that the remains Of Sir John
Franklin and kisparty have been found. A
dispatch published in another column con-
tsins all the news of this wonderful discov-
cry which has reached vs.. We give it for
just what telegraphc dispatches are worth
which, sometimes, is not much.
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PRaBLEM.--In the month of ,June |,

PRoBLEM.--In the month of June last,
theoKnow -nothings carried the election in
Philadelphia, by about eight thousand ma
iority. they now carry f only by about two
thousand mrjority. Four months aso eight
thousand. nov two thousand, how long will
il take them, q this rate, to "come out at
rhe little end Of the horn?"
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Hive just received their fall and winter
supply Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. These
goods have been selected with great care,
and will be sold cheaper than ever. Their
stock is COM ,lete. No.hing wanting.
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Final Accounts.

tM0FIcEis is hereby given that the following ae.
counts have been filed IN the Probate co1rt of
Hafrison county, Ohio, for settlement T'7 3lff
The account Of Rnannah'r r. Iiadd guardian ofMa.
ry Elizsbeth Laid and others, minors
The hnal aecolnt Of Benjamin Heath as executor
OF Edward Heath, deceased And that the same
will be exanlined and PASSED upon, by tho ..ndersan
od on the 18th day OF November next
'Octaber2i, 81 b. w vElRS, Probate Jnds5
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G9S- Godey's Lady's Book for November,
is on our table, with all its entertaining and
instructive matter and embellishments, in
which it sunequalled. The embellishments,
besides living and beautiful engravings Of
fancy scenes, has large variety of embroi.
derry samples and instructions, which fur
nish information in all departments ofladies
fancy work; s3 year. Address J.. A
Cooley, of Philadelphia.
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John Mccormick

Las received one of tbe largest sssortnents
OF Fall and Winter Goods ever brought to
this place. john kuogs how to buy goods,
and he always purchases to sell cheap.
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EEWe regret TO learn that Mr., LaGar

ES~We regret TO learn that Mr.. LaGare,
one of the gentlemanly conductors on tie
S. & |. r. r met with serious misfortune
near Nashport on last k4iday morning. 1t
appears that in jumping from the canal boat
on the lock, he fell, and broke his leg near
the ankle. II was at first thought that am
patation would be necessary, but we are
glad to hear that he is now in fair way of
recovering,
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"A N.iLr gIVaeSl JIsc,,, o. oi .,, 1.,--f II1rs
a Farmers, Families and others can purchase ia,
remedy oquaf TO DR. TOBIAS Yenetiqn Liniinen,
/ Tor Dysentery Chuic, Group Chronic Rheu,n-tis,ur
Sore Throat, Tooth-nche Mosquito Bites, pai,s I'M
the Limbs, chest, back, etc. sst.. Hr.
II does not give relief the money will he refIvuI-
cd all that is asked is trial, and use it accurliny
10 he directions.
Il is an English remedy and was used by Will
Item the w., ia,e King Of England. and certified to
hy hlln, as cure tor Seulnatsni when everything
else bad failed
OVER mo00OoO BOTTLES have heen sold in
the Ulnud States, without n single future, nni
many have stated thy would Hor Tvs without il if
II was $l0 per bottle, IN Of Crobih as is n5
certain AS II IS applied,
Il cures c'ioera, when first taeip, in few honrs
DySenisJ IN hall an hour; Tootihachc IN five min
ul9s. II Is perfectly innocent 10 take Internally amL
Is recommended ny the MOST eminent Physicians tr
Ihe Untd States Price 2Jara - cents
piS t'>Bl.AS solIki thl dozen newspapers with
certificates nnd Letters relating 10 Tho, wondrffat
ct3tts accomplished by his l.inSent btlt considers
wNtahEign u Suibeloht, asany person who does nee
o5tainraiie need not pay for it, ~ .f-.sf
DRTOBlAS ) has put upa Horse IininIept in MINT
bNtes, which Is warranted cheaper and better tiinn
" other Tor ChoIic, Scratches, NItl Sores, Calls,
SNeIrgS, Cuts, bruises, ttt Price j4>cents
DIX. TOBIAS Office - 10 Greenwich street New
YoEk. ~
For sale by FLEMING s. BRoruERs and Dr. KEysrE.
Wood street, PittsDurS.
AdI.NIS.-john Bean and S Hamilton, Cadiz, M
Jolcy ~ CO., New Market. Wilson & hn,ing Nn4-
NFsVIue Brown Il }arnhouse and VIM. alters,
toew ilaserstown, 4 Jul Schfeiber Nuore6i.id n
fhItnS * cn., SnvriIa sru;n lS54lv
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ID. vi. HEHhN,
REBECCA WHARTON.

EE"Does smoking offend your" asked an
American landlord Of his newly arrived
boardor. "Eot at all, sirl'' II am very
glad to hear II, ss you will find your chin.
ney is given to the practice
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~ ilt t"i ~ l'ftptrts te elements pt the hIle
ANA the blO0Ai aul IL Il does III. work t,ehy and
imperecy, liver disease i the rertaia re.plJ "A
sOon therefore, allertioH II tha liver is o.r
Csiyed, may be- that she digestive. ,,ry,ns
out otordpr The first thing TO be DOM is t1 T.
minister specific which will act directly noon the
stJuacl-the nIainspriHg of the animal rachinery
For this purpose can fccnnlmend Iio0annd,s
German Btrcrs. prsptrc.l By DR.. c. NJ Jackson.
Philadelphia Aching an aiiermtiSe e and 4 tonic il
Strengthens the digestion. changes the cJaditiln of
the blood ani thereby gives regularity to th, bow
els. See advertisement. 2J.lw
1T uoorIAyD's tiLRuAH BlTrI We wouldt.,lI
the attention of our readers the advertisement Of
Dr. lI00fand's celebrated tierii.a Biers nrcnered
b DIR. c. NJ. Jackson, No l30 Arch street, philadel-
phia. lncaSes Of Liver implaiut, Dyspepsia, Dis
ease of the klnevs and all diseases nrisng from
Gi7ordered stomach, their power is not exceed if
equued. by any other known preparation, as lin,
attest in many cases after the most celebrated
p,ystilns had failsi Wecau cunscientinusIy rec.
o,lmend tins medicine, being what III, represent.
e, and urge our readers who afflicted to pro-
cure bottle hni they viii be conv laced Of the truth
we assert nS,}-2 2w
VI SYPHILIS, SCROFULA AND DISEASED.
BLnOD -tor IN terrific Diseases Carriers Snunish
NiNimo is the only specific
The proprietors have in their possession over ore
hundred certificates Of the extraordinary cures
eiectedhy it.
We refer to the certificate of Richard Adams late
High SheritIof Richmond, Va EIwin Burton, Com
missioner OF the Revenue Tor Richmond; General
Welch OF the Mammoth Circus; Dr. Hundey, of
Washington City; ME VIM a. Matthews and c. b.
| Luck, Esq, of Richmond, Va, Mr.. +. Boyden FIX.
change Hotel, Va; and bost of Others who have
seen cases OF the worst description cured by Cnrters
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that it is tho,
greatest purifier IF the blood known.
,g, y,rtiSa R,r,t-
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EE The New philadelphia Advocate
says that coach runs daily between that
place and Unricksyille to connect With the
cars, 4 good arrangement.
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Agctie insurance and value.

EhsEaue of the ship and furniture, AS
fecordeds on,lle bpekl Of tbe Atlantic In
aprspee cgmP4py N. X, WAS $685. 900
tsIasaefdhe rnglas and boiler 245, 900
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Far tbc c,diz Don,oo,a,;. c...;,

III.
At a meeting OF the Social Degreena committee
three were appointed to draft resolutions exDres
sing the feelings of said Degree" in regard 10 tic
death of Mrs, A. }. MoRRIsoN. E. NJ. Burns. n. NJ
llearn and Rebecca Wharton, were appointed said
committee, The committee report as folows---
WHEREAS, Providence in His Infinite wisdom has
in the death Of sister MORRISON, removed from our
midst kind and true sister, most devoted mother
and worthy citizen Therefore,
Ressyel, That while wa bow in humble submis.
SION TO the decree OF the All Wise that has taken
sister MORRISON from among US, we mourn the loss
OF one whose many virtues has endeared her to us.
Received, That the community in which she resi-
ded, and the church to which she belonged have
lost valuable member; and this "Degree'' one Of
its brjghtes! ornaments,
Resolved, That we tender to her bereaved and nu.
nerous relatives sincere and heartfelt sympathies
RESOLVED, That copy OF these resolutions be
sent 70 the relatives Of tho deceased aud also pub.
lishsd Ia our county sapers. tiT.gra s-~,f
II. M BURNS,
r. M. HEARN, Comni tae.
REBECCA WHARTON l
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Sb4oAa0

TbetAFstic. ship and, cargo. appears to
h. whQlls insured. Theinsgrapee has been
PrineinplY searGtsd 10 Europe: but the At,
laniL MaflLs insurance Company will be a
hsaYRi RiotsFazle the sex snt Of fa few Aaadred
shoIssnd dollars sag s8 sl9soai N. sa..
The grsaE number of persons who have
iast their hses by, this shipwreck. will ,als,.
involye The Payment Of large sums Of moLey
BY the life insnrapce companies. flse-
We, .heaT pl v 25s 900 lnsur nee, on The
stesHneFin Rssspbs diViaedas follows; Wash.
ipgiop Office 40, ,pDoi Hope, $4,000; Ne.
trQpplilan, sS5,Q0Q- There are dpubtless
4, ,hsI u salpslaa ,aerehaadi e. ceyered BY
open Polisisss Fsa our BOsiaa Offices. 81 sl,
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We have sp.elcid assoItneH, Vi Blank DeeiS
0S s5ls - ts.. bfl-s
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Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay.
Stop that Congh: q, stop il to day.

III WILL. oNLI COST D CTS.
l hR. LOCDCk'S PuIHynic Waters arc untaiIinq-
y III the cure Of coughs. colds Asthma Brnnche-
us, tloasnass and all diseases of the Iungs Fhous-
ends can and will TESTIFY to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skepticaI that they arc
wnat represented they are convenient to carry in
the pocket, have most pieasent taste and are nre
ly Vegetable.
Beware ms there il imitation offered for sale-
The genuine has the signature OF Taylor engrav,nl
nilt HN''t
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HgceR sgfIE II alIeFar7 geniIfmsn. Of N.
1prk y wElsIag 9, llns af Horace Greeley.
g bs pghlsl.ea about ,,uegl yeas DAY -
That L wil make An lnnression / Il, not
dsaht; fer y is full ofyapeedQtes of thai los.
kasentfi; genslsnlaa, gatt cred from aptLsn
~ sources, bnE not fsepl Greeley, who has
npshiIs ESsFsRsE e ~ 9Th the h Sk.a
Iwscuthesn Ensli& aie,e IL d B an.
nlih II flssstussa ass Ca1sg, eslaefte,l ii M d
gAa UniverAity who gained tie prize ftiy Il
hsst essAy Or she evidences II iaYsf of NJ
nksisiisA Nj igsion, - 1 who yes tean.ins 4
hsathsn lsaEs
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Notice to Justices of the Peace
CNAA'S RFvised Statutes Of Ohio for lS54, are
= received aHi ready Tor distribution al the ClerA S
DMce, iairis1n couuty. Ohio.
Uct 2J 81 on NRI .I'sp ''nu''' y .-'' -
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Jsmptrattt Geuiiutl.
CADTA, OHIO.
Blank Deeds.

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WEDNESDAY EvENIAG.......,s"r. o. lss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-29
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
$50 YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL-E Martin, B r WE'LL
ford il Va; Stratton. Philsds; C w Geddis, s N;
Plsnte, P.; pr Wexford, FIsdtsbg p Anderson,
Bottetourt; J 9 Boyd, w McCorkle, r 3 Brown,
Lynchbg; N Davis Petbs; w Clarke. Yellow Sui
phur Springs; w Chandler, Caroline; Jno A Latane-
Essex; L Barry, St Louis; L = Harvie. 4 Matters
Amelia: N Baker and lady, Fincastle; n Mofatt
Sealy, England; + ] Randolph. r K Nelson. Albe-
marie; B Jordan. s Reid, Lexington; T G Atkin-
son. Alexandria; 8 Bradley Rockbrdge; - ichtho-
pen SON and svt Mexico; C K Lynch and lady, Z.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-L Burwell, g Thonp-
son, Clsrksvilie; L ELAN, Amos, ChesteI6eld; jas
w Cottrell. Goochlsnd; Supple, w Walker, 3
8 Sublett, w Binford, Richmd w r Gilman, 4
D r r.; Z Pierce, Pa; T johnson. Va; VIM b Lyon,
81. CHARLES HoTEL,-H Graves, r D R
n; Clopton. N Dickinson. Richmond; w Bur-
russ, Louisa; Hubbard. chss City; 8 dooch. We G
n; jenkins, Goochland; Col Stubblefeld, Chas
City; D Anderson, Louiss; Conway. Pets Mr. Hop.
kins Walker Richmond; Hughes, w H Good
man. Lynchbure; Ryland. buchanan.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-M + Beverly and lady,
Mrs Hutton and child, Sweet Y; Bradley.
J; A Divine, Boston; Z Brainerd, Newark; Chs A
McEvoy, Persico, Richmond; z Arnet b Nor
ria Phiisda; . Basaon Texas; Brown, Fauquisr;
II Moore. WsIrsu; n Ulmsn, Hsrnsburs; 81 =
Woodson " 4 BAlcone, Bait; G r McCuene, lady
and child, HARTFORD; g Hemmerman. Mobile; r E
REEVES DR. J w Whitman. Il J franklin, fetersbg;
s v 6outhsll, Chsrlettesville; H Morgan, Nor.
ris. J H Mattinsly, Washington.
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w At regular meeting of Lawrence Section,
No. 8, CADETS OF TEMPERANCE, held at their Hall
ON Tuesday evening December e6th 1854, the fol
lowing Officers were duly elected for the ensuing
Quarter, viz:
VIM. r. Todd, w. A.; VIM. Herman, " A.; Dan'l
Lyons, 8 James A August, A. S Thomas Fl. Pow
ell, T Samuel T. Pendieton, A: T; w. A. Morris,
g.; 7. T. Lyon, y; s. Grmsley, W.; E. Car
dozs, A. w; 8. Z. Morgan, P. w. A.
It's WIN. R. TODD, Sec'y.
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DIED.

Yesterday evening, 28th inst at quarter be fore
O'Clock, CHARLES GALLATIN. son of Pleasant
and Susan Goode, aged years and months.
The frends and acauaintsnces of the family are
quested to attend his funeral from the residence of
his father, in rear of Mr.. Gray's on the Canal this
afternoon, at o'clock, Without farther Invitation.
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EAGLE INFANrRY.-This Company, under
the command of Capt. VIM. Munford, will parade to-
morrow, to receive the young Guard" On their
turn from Baltimore, where they now paying
visit Every member should be at his post at the
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, December 9th, by the Rev. Mr.
Love. Mr.. JOSEPH H. ANDERSON, of Hanover,
to Miss HARRIET B. EVANS, formerly of Peters
burg, Va.
n Petersburg papers please copy.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Dec. q.

SAILED,
schr Virginia, Page. Back River.
Schr Tennsssee, Moore, Back River
Sehr Antelope, White, Chuckatrek.
Schr Charles and Susan, Young. Hampton.
Sloop Sarah Eliza, Woodbury., YORK River.
NEW Yoak. Dec. Nth.-Cleared, sshr. Dsnyille
Dodge, Richmond.
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ROOM FOR ImPRoyEMENr.-If

Room FOR lMPROVEMENT.-lf the Cover
nor of the State were to order the removal of the
have the lot graded the Capitol Square has BEEN
the public grounds would be greatly improved in
appearance, and might be rendered tar more beau.
tifui than at present One effect would be to give
an admirable view OF the square from Ross street.
westward, while the massive stone wall on the
west side OF 18th street, which now obscures the
view OF the square fromlpersons passing by, might
be torn down and dispensed with. The improve
ment 10 one that might be readily made at q small
expense, and should be done a. soon a. the Spring
opens.
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PROFITABLE BusmEss

PROFITABLE BUsMEss.-Landed propri-
etors along the James, York and Pamunky rivers
now that labor II to be had In such abundance
might realise high prices for their lands by having
the wood cut off and sent TO this and the Northern
markets. At the price now asked for fuel, it
seems to us thst where the lands are heavily
timbered, the wood upon them would pay at least
one hundred dollars per acre ON being senrto mar
ket Persons engaged in the business at this time,
moderate wages We have reasons for saying that
there are several hundred able bodied men here
out of employment. who would engage In any no.
norable labor. 90 ~ 70 become enabled to provide
for their families.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE The large brick
building north-east of Main and 1lth streets
occupied in part by Messrs. Knowles l. Waltord as
a bookstore, has been purchased by the Richmond
Fire Insurance Company for $4,000, and will be fit
ted up for their office. The location is desirable
one. and admirably adapted to the purposes of this
Company.
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RrenAns-manx of them impostors-a

BEGaARs-many of them impostors-are
to the persons who have already taxed their libera
lity to the utmost extent. Our citizens should know
that the recipients deserving objects before they
dispense charity, we have many women and chill
dren in our midst who must be aided during ths win
ter months, their suferings will become intole-
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The You've GuARD.-The Young Guard,
of this city, under command OF Captain John H.
Richardson reached Baltimore, about seven O'Clock
Wednesday evening, and were cordially received
by the Law Greys, Lieut. Herring commanding
AS the train reached the depot, Vollsndts Band
struck up national air. Both companie, were
soon in line and moved along to Carroll Hall, the
armory of the Greys, where the Guard stacked
their arms and rested. Lieut.. Herring then well
coined the Virginia company to the Monumental
City, and the Law Greys added the most hearty
cheers by way of ratification. The visitors were
then escorted to their quarters (he Fountain Inn)
where they remained until about 9 o'clock. and
then returned to Carroll Hall to discuss a magnif
cent supper, prepared by the Greys.
The Young Guard expected to reach Baltimore
on Wednesday morning, but were detained by the
failure of the Potomac boat to connect with the
train. We have received the following telegraphic
despatch from member OF the company.
Baltimore, Dec. 2s.-The Young Guard arrived
here about half past last night, having been de-
tanned ten hours ON board the boat We were well
received by the Law Greys, and are having glor.
GUS times. We have met 81 of the men who were
with Col. Watson at Monterey"
The Baltimore papers inform us that the Law
Greys will leave nothing undone which may CON.
tribute to the enjoyment of their visitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-29
Nor ExAMrNED.-Yesterday was the time

NOT EXAMINED.-Io sCeFddy was Tue tlIuo
appointed for the examination of Manchester, Hum.
phreys and Whitman, charged with passing and
having in their possession counterfeit money on
the Merchans' Bank of LynchbuTg; but owing to
the indispostion and business engagements of most
OF the Aldermen of the city was found impossible
to get sufficient number of Justices ON the bench
to form Court and the examination therefore, will
lie over until the second Monday in January, that
being the regular term of the Hastings Court.