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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-11-28

Fresh Preserves, &c.
cases assorted PRESERVES
sJELLIES
Canton GINGER
s assorted PICKLES, half gallons
&" quarts
Piccadll
Just received and for SALE low, by
Oct. 8. j. A. SCHROCk.
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To Rent.
MY Dwelling House in the lower part Of Camden
IHl is for rent or sale on reasonable terms. G.
5. Aug. %. E. w. BONNEY.
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NORN-sHELLERs, self-sharpening Feed Cutters
~ "a new artiele,) also, Patent Cylinder AMI Their.
mometer Churns Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers
Also, Hand Plows and Harrnws for garden u.s.. For
sale at the "Old Corner" E. W. BONNEY.
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To Painters.
THE Subscriber has now on hand large AM select
i stock of Pure White Lead, Zinc White, Linssed
OIL Spts Turpentine 70 Home production) Chrome
Green, &c. &c. VI
A fine lot of American and French WindoJ Glass
in sizes from ID 10 to 1s ID "a; Putty in ladders
Glaciers Knives, Paint Brushes and Sash TooI which
will be disposed ofon the most reasonable ter1s.
q. J. DELAY.
Aug. 20. 81
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w A VOICE FROM GEORGIA-N

Knoxville Ga, March 4th, 1858.
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A FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among them
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A. G.. BASKIN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
n EQUITY, Camden, s. G. Will practice in Ker
shaw and adjoining Districts. Office in rear of the
CSutt HSuse Nay ls.
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x FORGE ALDEN respectfully invites the attell-
" ton of the citizens of Camden and the SURF nid-
iup Country to his extensive stock of BOOTS and
SHOES, now receiving direct from the tn nutacuras'
which he offers at very low prices. His stock consists
=, no,, oc Iollnws viz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03
SPECTATOR,

The WORCESTER MoB.-The Worcester
Transcript has the following in relation to
the mob demonstration against Mr.. Butman
in that city, on Monday:
And then the character of the assault five
hundred men to attack one alone, defenceless;
how cowardly, how unmanly! O., fe. fol-
shame.
eve thank God that tho violence of the
cowaIdly dastards failed of its object. Years
otherwise, would not have wiped away the
disgrace.
I'VE are proud and pleased to do justice to
those who protected Mr. Buttnan from brute
violence and outrage. Their conduct was
manly, and generous, and brave. We cannot
e4onerate all of them from blame in the pre-
vious transactions} but we are willing to be-
lieve that they, too, saw with pain at last
what terrible and ungovernable thing is a
mob, when its blood is up. At any rate, we
thank them that they saved our city from a
greater shame.
And now we say, finally, to the instigators
and perpetrators of this outrage. you will have
the satisfaction of knowing that, by your con-
duct, yoa have done more harm to the cause
OF freedom, than you can effect Of good in
many years, by your antl-slavery speeches
You drive away from yourselves all who love
law and order. The particulars of yesterday
mornings transaction will be trumpeted far
and near, through the land. They will be re-
ported by our enemies to show the boasted
moderation and regard for the law in the
North.
They will be considered to justify more
mob violence and lynch law for Abo.itionis,s
at the South. If such incidents are to be re-.
peated, let US say no more about the expul-
sion OF Mr.. Hoar from Charleston. Let US
prepare for mob rule at home
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TO ALL WHOn IT MAY CONCERN.

I HEREBY make snoxn to the rublic that have
l. obi aimed Patent from the United ststes for an
improved saw. and now l,ady to Ci pose Of
rights, or furnish those with Saws who wish to avail
themselves Of this vast improvement This Saw
wi cut double the amount in any given time, with
the same power that of the ordinary Saw. The
nature OF my invention il SO to construct the tee
of the Saw that each tooth shsl cut lis through
the wool without tearing or forcing the Sac each
tooth acting as a mortsing cbisel, and cutting Q
chip of the same thickness; that each tooth
stands in advance of the one next behind II the
cutting part of eat tooth is exactly vertical; snd
notwithstanding each tooth al iu from. of the
one next behind it; the blade of the sew to tie Of
equal width requiring the back of Saw TO be In.
clIn.d the size az tbs opening between the
teeth to Re increased reduced, according to the
length OF the SAW and size Of the timber TO be cut
80 that each space between tn: teeth hall be capa.
bic OF holding the emit chip that the tooth
behinr it may cut off. The Saw is capable Of being
attached 10 any mill. L. STEWART
For further inicrma ion address
STEWART 4 GcCI ELLAND,
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The WEEKLY STAR is printed on a
handsome double sheet, and contains
more reliable information Concerning
what goes on in Washington, than is to
be found in all the other newspapers.
Its Washington news is of the earliest
and most reliable character, being sell
dom at fault. 1t has already given the
Da'ty Star wide reputation as the most
rellable newspaper at the Capitol. In
addition to it's Washington News, the
WEEKLY STAR will contain original and
choice selections of Tales and Poetry, the
lates. and most interesting News from
Europe and all parts of the United States.
by telegraph and otherwise, &C., &c.,
making it one of the best family news
papers published.
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by the money, will be promptly attended
to. Fractions of dollar can be sent in
postage stamps. No order will be at.
tended to unless accompanied by the
money. Address
WALLACH & HOPE,
ProErietors of the Weekly Star,
Washington city, D. G.
% Postmasters throughout the coun-
try are authorized to ast as Agents, and
will be allowed commission of twenty
per cent. on all orders they may send us.
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING psRss

The Inteftsgenccr describes the heretofore
steady adherence of the State of Virginia to
philosophical principles in politics, and antici
pates, with the Richmond enquirer, that
there is soon to be a split-wide, long, and
deep-in the Democratic party of the State
over Senator Hunters land bill.
The Union, in a four column article. con-
nnues Its argument with the French Courier
as to the relative skill and efficiency displayed
by this Government in the Mexican war. and
the allies IN the present Eastern war. The
same paper publishes the testimony in the
Lowell case, wherein Know Nothing refused
to tell the {" truth, the whole truth, and moth
ing but the truth" on the ground that he was
bound by an oath to a secret society not to
tell it, which he regarded as higher obliga-
ton than the oath he had just taken in the
court Of law. Commenting on this case, the
editor says:
This case exhibits Know Nothingism in an
entirely new light We have heretofore re-
garded 1t as an engine of political and reli-
gious intolerance and prescription. The case
IN Massachusetts, however, shows that this
was but partial view Of its enormity The
necessary consequence must be, that those
who attach themselves to the order and as.
sumo its obligations become incompetent as
witnesses, and for the same reason, alike in.
competent as jurors. No man will feel safe
when his rights are to be determined upon tes-
slmony or upon verdists proceeding from wit
nesses or jurors who are bound by oaths which
disqualify them % act in either capacity. The
result must be, that whilst the Know Nothipps
are combining to exclude naturali.ed foreign.
ers and Roman Catholics from the full rights
OF citizenship, they will exclude themselves
from the rights of witnesses and jurors Thus
1t often happens that attempts to inflict wrongs
on others recoil and overwhelm the guilty.
The Sentinel is Disguised with Myron H.
Clark, on account of his act in counting all the
isms of the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03
Pc RSONAI..

80. A shoemaker named Robert Nc Clesky,
has been arrested at Centreville, Md, for big
amy. 1t is said he admits that he is the hus-
band of four living wives. That fellow would
a make good Mormon.
49,. 1t is thought that Gen. Paez is about
to head fllibusterlng expedition against
Venezuela.
80. Hon. John M. Clayton, of Delaware,
while in conversation with friend gave the
following testimony in favor of political op-
pOnent
There is James Shields, of Illinois, now
candidate for re- election in that State to the
Senate of the United States have been q
Wing always, and he is Democrat. [ am
native and he is an Irishman by birth. I do
not know what his religion may be, but sup
pose he is Catholic, and am a Protestant.
If had hundred votes for Senator from
Illinois, [ would cast them all for Jane.
Shields. He is staten an, patriot, and, in
my opinion, one of the best men in the Senate
Such man, added Mr.. Clayton, sis an honor
to any station he may hold, and I should
grieve to learn that he is not to return to the
body of which he has been so useful and val
liable member"
....Hon. I. B. Florence is in this CITY
stopping at the Empire Hotel Joe Severns,
of the Philadelphia Argus, is at the same
house
go. Raphael felix, j., "Directeur des
Conges de Mile Rachel" announces in the
New York papers that this celebrated actress
will not appear in New York before Septem-
Der next
At q "Hard" demonstration in New
York, ex Senator Dickinson made a speech in
which he said the issues in the coming election
we're" Bronson and good liquor Seymour
and poor liquor" and I" Clarke and no liquor
at all"
80. In the U. S. District Court at Colum-
bus, Ohio r. A. Sloan, Sandusky lawyer,
was convicted under the Fugitive Slave Law
OF 1880 of aiding in the escape of three slaves.
Judgment was awarded for the penalty
$4,000, or 81 900 in each case with costs.
80. 1t is said of Mr.. Hunt the reform can.
didate for Mayor of New York, that during an
adverse season he failed in business, and was
obliged to compromise wit b his creditors After
getting released, he set earnestly and hopefully
to work. Fortune smiled on his efforts, and he
was soon known as good merchant and rich
man. Some years had passed, and Mr.. Hunts
failure and settlement were forgotten. But
he did not, IN his prosperity, forget. One day
all his old creditors received an invitation to
dine with him; they accepted; the table as
spread, plate provided for each one, and a
clean white napkin lay upon each plate. The
covers were removed, the napkins taken up,
and under them each creditor, to his astonish
ment found check for the amount Of the
balance OF his claim against Mr. Hunt, with
interest from the day tho compromise was
made.
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VARIETIES

VARIETIES.
) o .aa ss ssps''e Or, r' ss4 EGR0cFS
ranted to 81 and the coolest &E
weather and burn free. Price, one dollar.
l cask pure Vegetab'e Oil, burns free and devoid
of smell.
essk pure Sperm Oil. very limpid, and suitable
for French Lamps and Tapers.
Ia boxes Sperm Candles.
20 boxes Adamant do
10 boxes Cream Cheese.
80 chests superior Black Tea ut Soc per H. tn.
reputation OF this particular kind OF Tea is go we'll
established that words in commendation of it are
supeIhuous.
rial Teas.
rs packets choice old Government Java Coffee O,
its old ag and very superior quality there is not the
slightest doubt.
20 boxes Scaled Herrings
Pi kles, Preserves, Jeiies, Cranber les, &C., &c
at NJ P. KING,
Corner We. mont avenue and Fifteenth street.
nov 3-tf
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STATE OF CUBA-The following is an extrac
from Havana letter:

STATE OF CUBA.-The following is an extract
from Havana letter:
The funeral of the dead man (Castenada)
took place on the afternoon of the 18th inst
1t was unattended by single carriage, except
hired one, in which the brother of the de-
ceased rode. This brother exclaimed, in a
loud tone, Bury him deep, or these Creole
wretches will dig up his body, and drag it to
the North" This silly speech was received
with hootings, and Commissary of Police in
terfering, he and his Celadors were put to
fight by volley of stones. There have been,
as might have been expected, large number
of arrests in consequence Of this act, but
reason to believe the guilty man is in safety,
far from the power of those who would ipjure
him. Like the beast of the forest, having
tasted Of human blood, the Creokes appear in
clined to solely glut themselves with such
dainty fare; and, mark me, there will be many
other less justifable assassinations before a
long period shall have elapsed Indeed, that
some great plot or conspiracy is about to de
velop itself is very certain. but it would be
dangerous for me to write all know upon this
subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03
SEASONABLE GOODS.

A LARGE AND WELL SCI ECTED ASSOPT-
IA mint If 'a-hior ahle BOOTS aud SHOES, DC.
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON,
For Ladies, G -ntlemen. Misses, Beys Youths, and
Childrens wear, Of every style and quality and at
the VERY LOWEST PRICES, Qualify considered. }
are 10 be found at
BURNS COCHRAN'S,
No. 4oS Pennsylvania avenue, a few doors
nov 3-eo3.~ east of National Hotel.
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0IH RE ARD.-Ranaway from the Sub
eDAC scsioer, re liding in baltimore on the 20 h
ult mo, slighty-built MULATTO BOY, tall, LIGHT
complexion, and betwe" % and 20 years Of ege He
little fr, ckled, and is csrpen er by trade II.
had en- when he left suit Of rough clothes AID is
supposed to be lurking about this city or AlexsD-
dtia- will give the above reward if be be secured
so I can get him. Address Lumber Yard, West
Falls avenue, Baltimore, Md. B. UPTON.
nnY 2-2tA
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IA Boston paper says: "A mum Der Of
the fast colored gentlemen of this city have a
decided preference for the company of white
females over those of their own color. When
circumstances permit and their disposition is
good, some crafty this taste in natrimony !;
others act as if they were believers in ''Afini-
ties, and live with their lady loves without
tho sane ton Of the laws Of the land
On Monday night last the Boston Police
made sortie and arrested several "culled
gemmen" wild dare white "lubs," who were
living together in an improper state. This
detestibls amalgamation is the result of alb
olitiOnism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03
nov 3-1ta

T OsT-sOMEWHERE NEAR HE MAYNARD
IL on Thursday, I'd inst a small porte nonnaie
containing three notes made by H G Murray-ore
dated Oct 81, at two months, for 500; one dated
three months, for GO, ar OF papers of no
use to any per- on but the owner. The finder will
he be ally rewarded, and receive the thanks of the
own b. leaving it at his store, the navy yard
notes II. G MURRAY,
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RATTLE AT FLINT;S.
| PINE FAST TROTTING

N HVHS Il, Without slng e fault 0ySS&
a handsome light BUGGY, with silver. Ah
plated HARNESS, nearly new. q most comp etc
team, and equal to any in the city.
The absve will he ratified for on SATURDAY
EVENING, November 4, At o'clock.
few more chances yet remaining, which
those desirou. Ct taking should make immediate
application f'r. CHARLES C. FLINT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03
621.2 FOR GLOVES

1USr OPENED 20 dozen supsrior colored Kid
y Gloves, which will sell at Ga Gets per pair,
portion Of which Is Bijou's.
Jouvins at S714 cents, worth 81
Sets Mourning Collars and sleeves for IS cents,
WI rth 81 Is.
Persons wishing the above articles would d. wei
to call immediately at the Ladies' Fancy and Trim
ming depot. No. IL, Centre Market Spree
Low Z st MRS. X PEACO.
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/, HE UNDERSIGNED vould re-

Y HE UN DEkSIGNED would re.
g. ecs'ully ipfolm biz f lends and c,tlsens gen
orally that he has Resumed thu Grocery business
and is row Ice ted at the corner OF Pen asy auis
Avenue ami Thirteenth streets, where viii be fou, d
holcs selection of q OJEklES, TsAS, WINES,
LlQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
specisl sttention is invited to his assortment Of
Teas, Liquors, and Cigars.
The above o,ds are all Of the best quality, and
fcr sale very low for cash. r. d. TWRRDY,
Corner Of Pa. avenue and 18th +, south side.
nov 2dlV&SolV
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WHITE ZINC, dry, end ground in oil, in store
w and for ssle by HOW ELL M0ksELL
French and American white AID Brown Zinc, Ia
assorted size packages, at low prices
B-We are prepared to furnish at short notice
and at cheap rates French or English Plate Glass
Of sny size. HOW'LL q H0EsELL,
nov 1-d2w street, No 323.
p. S.-We are daily manufacturing our No.
ETHEREAL Oil, With which We can supply the trade
LNVENlNG CLASSas In LANGUAGES PROF.
- SCHoNENB ERG sill commerce reviewing
classes in Languages Monday, 30th October at
bis residence, 257 pennsylvania avenue.
Off
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The MATRIMONIAL MARKET IN AUSTRALIA.
letter from Ballarat. by the last arrival,
says:
Matrimonial affairs are looking up here !;
maidens Of all degrees, and widows, fair, fat;
but far from forty, have from ten to a score of
admirers on each of their lists; it is to be
hoped that some few of them will soon be
paired of, or there is no saying how many
suicides, duels, or binding over to keep the
peace, may readily ensue."
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q A B. OWENS, No. 20 High ST., Ports
mouth, Va, will furnish subscribers to the
Evening Star with their papers regularly
every morning after its issue.
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRESSES AND A FONT OF BOUR-
GEOIs TYPE FOR SALE.

WALLACa II 'PE offer for sale, Ct the office
w If the Evening Star, one MACHI NE
PRESS, capable If printing 1000 imp essiops per
hour, double medium sheet, B:TH SIDES ONCE re.
Clustering in the n"st perfect manner. One MEDI.
UNI SMITH PRESS, in coed o.de-, and one FOOLS
CAP RAMAGE PRESS. These presses vii! be sold
low. Alsn, one font Of BOUsGEOIS TT e, weigh
ing about $50 pounds, but little used, for sale on
re sonabls terms. nov Stiff
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e The Clipper comes to US this morning
printed on red paper, on account of the small
supply of paper now in market We have
frequently, of late, nearly been compelled to
appear in red also, to meet the demands of
our immense subscription list.
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NOTICE.--THE TAIRD ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the Stockholders of the WASHINGTON
BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held this even
ing at ocioca, in the Union Academy, corner OF
New York avenue and 14th street
NA- The Constitution imposes q fine each
Stakeholder for not attending the annual meetings
J.P. DICKINSON,
nov Ste Secretary.
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a An extensive movement is now on foot
In Canada to procure the passage of bill by
the Provincial Parliament, now in session,
similar to that proposed for the United States
by the homestead bill This would at once.
the Canadians think, attract emigration to
that country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03

CBILI, (SoUrH AxERICA).-The mining in
dustry of Chill is in q high state Of develop.
ment The yield Of silver for 1852 is estima-
ted at o sum equal to 81, 400, 900 sterling.
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n The Daily Anlsrtcan Patriot ia the
title of a new $40 paper about to be establish
ed at New Orleans on the 7th inss, by White,
'arnum q Co. Its prospectus says it will
carefully avoid sectarian discussions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03

MAIL FAILURE.-The mail which left New
York at 3 o'clock last evening for this city,
had not reached Washington up to the hour of
putting our paper to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03

TUS RECEIVED, AT HOODS, an invoice If q
u large assortment Of Aibata ware (hesvy SCI.
plate with pure silv.r.) such 81 Spoons Fork Ls-
dies, Butter knives, Cske-bas kets, &c &c, wlicn
h. will d'pose of at manHfscturer's prices. AIS,
lot Of Mosaic and other Jewery Of he latest PIT
tercs No. 4l8 Pa avenue, b-tween AZ acd oh
street, sign Of the largo s read Eagle
nTvZ
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OST.-A SUBSCRIPTION BOOK, ia which
IL were several letters and one envelope The
finder will confer favor and receive a conpeusa.
ton on leaving it at Mrs. Wystts opposite Browns
Hotel. nov o-ot
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q AT the recent election in Indiana, VIM.
K. Nofinger, Fmsiontst, was beaten IL ,233
votes by his Democratic opponent, Elijah
Newton, owing to q, 1861 votes being cast for
William F. instead of William r. Nofinger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03

The PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Messrs. r. ].
walker and I. Butler King, state in the New
York papers, that they have despatched three
messengers bearing the deposit of $500, 900, re-
CURED by the law Of Texas Incorporating the
Mlsslsslppi and Pacific Railroad Company,
and that it would be placed in the Texas
treasury by the 2lst ult., though not required
to be made until the close of the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-03

NORTHERN LEsandONIONs.
IN Just received by the schooner Nickersop, from
boeton,
100 barrel prime Baldwin Apples,
90 barrels yellow Onons, large and fine.
All the sbove are in fire order, and will be sold
low for cash. at store, corner Of It'll and Streets
or at the new store, Louisiana ~ opposite the
Bank of Washington.
nov 2-3t ROTQWEIL 4 BROWN.
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e. Turner'S Association Ball.-The
GERMAN TURNEk'S ASSOCIATION respectfully
inform their friends and the public that they will
give their Anniversary Ball at Carusi's faio N,
TUESDAY, the 7th of NOVEMBER next. Attention
will be paid to all who may visit them the ca.
sion, so thst every one will enjoi themselves
William jain, ID. File, and Bernstein, Commit
tee of arrangements. oct 30-MTu6Fost.
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OFFICIAL.

Fronklin Pierce, President of the United States o.
.Hmerica, to all phom ii may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that GIovAN BArrIsfA TAerIAFERRI has been ap
pointed consul of Tuscany, for the pert Of New
York, I do hereby recognise him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such func-
tons, powers, and privileges allowed to the
Consuls of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal Of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
the LIST day of November, A. ID. 1854, and of
r.. ST. the independence of the United States of
America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.