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MANUEL PEREIRA;
on,
THE SOVEREIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
WITH
Viesos o.. Southern Laaos, Life, and Hospitality
Written In Charleston, s. O., by II. O. Adams


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son, in the Jail Of Charleston, 8. @.
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National Era Of February IL
"The above Is the title of a work now In press
founded upon that infamous statute Of South Carolina
by which her citizens claim right to mprson ooioyea
seanen Of all nations, and those cast upon thej
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like picture Of Pereirn the vessel in which he sailed
the storms she encountered and her wrecked condition
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By Governors appointment. The Legislator
Of Alabama will have two United States Senators
elect during the coming session
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as these acts are concerned, we will main
tain them, and insist on their strict en-
forcement, until lime and experience shall
demonstrate the necessity Of further legls-
lation to guard against the evasion Of the
laws on the one hand, and the abuse OF
their powers on the other, not impairing
their present efficiency to carry out the
requirements Of the Constitution and we
depecate all further agitation of the ques-
tons thus settled, as dangerous to our
peace, and will discouAtenance all efforts
to continue or renew such agitation, when
ever, wherever or however made; and we
will maintain this settlement as essential
to the nationality Of the Wing party and
the integrity Of the Union.
JOHN G. CHAPMAN, Of Nd,
President of the Whig National Contention
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inevitable tendency TO diminish the happi-
ness Of the people and endanger the sta
bility and permanently of the Union, and
ought not to be countenanced by any
friend Of our political institutions.
Nv. Resoived, That the foregoing prop
ostion covers and was intended TO en-
brace the whole subject Of slavery agitation
i'm Congress; and therefore the Demo-
cratic party ofthe Union, standing on this
national platform, will abide by and adhere
to faithful execution of the acts known
as the Compromise measures settled by the
last Congress, "the act for retaining fu-
gitives from service or labor" included !;
which act, being designed TO carry out an
express provision OF the Constitution, can
not with fidelity thereto be repealed or so
changed as to destroy or impair its eiii-
cheney.
v. Resolved, That the Democratic party
will resist all attempts at renewing, IN
Congress or out Of II, the agitation Of the
Slavery question, under whatever shape or
color the attempt may be made.
vi. Resolped, That the proceeds OF the
public lands ought TO be sacredly applied
to the national objects specified in the
Constitution and that we are opposed to
any law for the distribution Of such pro-
cecds among the States, as alike inexpe-
dent in policy and repugnant to the Con-
stitution.
VII. Resoived, That we are decidedly
opposed to taking from the President the
qualified veto power, by which he = ena-
bled, under restrictions and responsibilities
amply sufficient TO guard the public inter
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ALSO
Genis white Know Nothing Hatal
do Pearl do
do black do
do do fancy tIim'd wide awake d"
do do do Wldo band wide awake hat
dance tat
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YAnlOus ITRMs.

NV York, Nov ll,-The Pacific soiltl with
about 80 pnssengeTs
There was rain storm here nllmoNing.
Nothing decisive abO1t the election Of Governor
yeti The coulest is SO CLOSE that the Official re-
Turns alone can decide II, Clark sullJa Tie besl
chance. Tile rest Of ibe Wing liokeliseleoled by
large malofiies, The 'ihbGms', ths anstioou,
TeVses the returns, showing majority Of 1000
for CLARK, end on The olhsf hand The fHelald'
loots up a majority OF 1894, for Seymour
Tie funeral ceremonies Of Ma. Alex. Hamilton
took place IN 1tihily ChbToh today
The Evening Post Gays sit SOule e4pectaio Yl9ll
the United States within the next niontbs.s On
his return to Madrid, Il wnsl ls inlenlion 70 do,
niand an Official apology TOT The Block WalToI
onlIogt, AMI In the event Of Ee(usal Will demand
his passports at once,
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FIRE IN CANADA.

KlSosToS, Canada Wesl,) Nov. ll.--rwo hIe'
occurred hers last night Thu inst In 'CheckeIed
Sloge,l OH Prince end Bogol slTssls, Vhe wind
caused the tire 10 spread IeaIfully, destroying 81
Paui's church, the building occupied by OnlchloEt
& Hnnlan, Sullivan, Cf0ne y Go and othsi
slores Of Belange & Bower. gattsi
The second 6te occurred IN 81. George Asssm'
bly, TOonis, corner OF Wellington and Baneil sI9d
destroynF the enife block, Menghers buildinsr
andtwo stone houses aud War building on Rulout
street. A large number Of families ore rendered
houseleqs
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2 MAYORS RLEOTlON, &c.

E4ffH NEw YORE, Nov 10,
Pull returns rive Wood 10, 9S4, Baker 10. 6SS--
Woods nlnl, 1881,
The Post sOys let Mr., BelmOnle hos written O
lellsT TO bis bpnking honse, which hns been shown
them, STATING IN strong terms that liz has not either
diTdoty or indirectly, himself OF by others, psgo.
ualed loans 10 the Russinn government.
tl62. 900 were lost inltlIe Yankee Blade, Sh1
was owned BY Duncan shetmhn, sud was Insured
in London. .g
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SRNrENCRD.

N. YoRK, Nov. II.--Dr. Graham has been sent.
enced 10 the State plispI seven yeats ioT the muir
jerol Col. Loring, being the utmost limit Of The
law.
Another riot is anticipated At Williamsburg,
more serious than last night.
II isTumoTed thai the SOlls will bold meeting
u tile Park 10 night Riot unprecedented
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RIyER AND WEATHBR,

PlrrsuvR0, Nov. H. River 90 inches rising.
WeatleT obaG and cool.
ClSclNNATi, Nov. ll--Riyer slalionaP, Wealth
cle0T
The rain was not sufficient 10 insure any conSd-
eTnble rise ia tie river.
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nAilpnAn AnnlnRNr.

BALT. Nov. l0.-7lhe passenger train on thS
South Side RailIoad run over COW on ThuIsipy
and wos thrown OF The track. The iiIemen weTs
instantly killed, and Tile conductor and eight OF ten
cslvetl bruises aud cuts The Incident occurred
near RuTnVile, Va,
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BcsroN, Nov. III Capt Mcdonald, OF Glou'
cesler was otesled here to-day, charged with Kill
ing man al Cape Breton, and il IS expected thai
Tie prisoner will be claimed under the AshbuII
treaty.
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c,,,,s,rl FlNANohL MATTERs.--we saw a
,,.bon saturday stating HAT money mailersin
',,O,ti ere much ",nOre q0iel", TlsTepor
|, 1.-The Cincinnati banks have failed Is silly
location.
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N. ORLEENs, Noy 9.--Coion market frm.--
Sales Il, day OF 5000 bales, Midlling 81. Plou
dull al 800. Mess pork 1900.
MoNTRosE, l0.--A destructive Gre this moInlqg
consumed large number Oi stores, shops an
dwellings. The loss IS about 100000.
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NE \ YoRK MARKET.

Nov, difficulties 6rm; sales Of 5000 Good
Ohio al m fning Istesi Sbuihsfu declined Pa
Wheat fEnl. Com, western mixed 89a90. Pork,
mess !,O6al2,l2i. Beei Wuohanged. Lard sleu
by. Whisky firm; Ohio AZ, ItOn ftm. Cotton
custer, not QuOlably lower. moltsa
Stocks better Money unchangeli Penn. Coal
Co, 96j N. Y, CthlIal Il. X. S2i, Eris S5t.
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,rELEGRAPHIC NEW S
81 the MEDITERRANEAN
rRLgGRAPHgn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NBW YORK ELECT on.


ALnAHY Nov. lU.r-Phe result 10 reported here
gives Dr. Gnhanl 100000 votes. 1,a,
AS fat as heard from Seymour Is nheal Of JlaEk
lTst, and ahaad Of Ulman i4iA05
Sevenly-eghl whig Assemblymen ne elected
Ngw Yoas, Nov iO,-The returns from sever
at additional counties show unexpectedly heayy
mejohlies LOT Clark, renderiog strong PfoupD'll'y
OF bis election,
Raymond is undoubtedly elected, and probably
Others on the Whig ticket
LATkf.
ALpAgr TO- The RsgateI loonpP Clark 49,
500. @
Ullman 1880.
Seymour li700O.
The Argus thinks Seymour Is YVV1 ahead o.
Polnicians conceive tlO! cloIks chances nro
The best
lilh.LTho latest footing up here, makea mnlcl-
ily lot Glprk Of 1885, U0gr 3m3
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IgrER the FIRST day ri December, coming, the
,jusGy Register will rrqulTe adBanee payment
subscriptions, advertising and b work, In
,Ounring the fact, Il says;-"1'he adoption Of
IIule IS a nestsaiiy. to which nearly eveIy
nfnspeT in The county hes been 'oTosd N yield,
sins out OF the fact that reuitsubseripiiOps do
sniGyn an equivalent tbr bs i0dDf Pubiishihg
,r item Of this cost Is cash item. CASH is
5lbrpapeI, our full nhd telsggnphc market and
atepOils, labor, malerials, tenls, Sc.i nnt VI
,ls 10 meet this constant drain, cash must b.
sned mIelGIn."
fails The only time method on which the pub
dur BuslnsSS can be successfully prosecuted, r.
Edulnyof the oEait would be happy v thsy could
!, usit nay Wien the work is d6ns; OtiCselves for
ilnsy.-- zqhslOiils Courier,
Psu in yoot "catagory," will yonl
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,.,,,oS & BcwEEs ErHiorlAR oPEnA TRoUPE
crowded house, Saturday, nirhi, at washing
.a,l. They will present something new and
d "a nighl.
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n, JonS Davis, the accommodating clerk al
velure House, has our lhanhB FOR cincinnan
..nresei,ed on lhe ,yening VI The dpy Of lhylF
lgs,,ion. They came BY The csulral OHIO tail
d and IN the train in change Of Conductor
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MEDIGAIl.

@giPs .s va $si y i ss ssssS
" 9t1l3le QiliEl,

tfcuHNN w ..f
nNlptQp'a Ybg tlolo ~ tpfn, ~ + +.
flhftNtN yaNQlff biO.l1r long elil.llq dttrnt
~ aell 4ia ited ai6 itn oW NtlAta e. gll q thu
We e2tgtgt from let5f Nitllonto Nr. fiockbudeoi
Of th Fountain iotsi, Baumois 81 t,lol ohDela b
read lt calt t9tefclli 70 me f,ld sld sit q ~
pupoi1 hll uo hlNt belh cured 81 thIo Ilneleft %
Hdrnnfonfr would th1lior oas on many iot oflif
M All 81 lnducsd totry thN great omAdt lttgt 81
yHavng cAnot on noe oil The Shot April, ir 11t
nfO1Inted ON ny bed utolat1 ~ oil ny hbs, on ean
5pnleeiate neayY UC az y ell he pIupt Tcol tof
tifved nom htiipjOff stable Tineiut
.uttt really aity thlo tptcle should not y apnru4cd
~ medical neil ~ aieht atugs ctul splci
lhsiniputti lhe itle llNs 70 wv
llm. niyteif, Wio WIS alUo1G uilpeea to taelttt
hlfrii, TUX iba hdiCi6 With SllflAnepft Witpt
cOldtiEei o.. aL0 u WHq Only Though lOui
fatod italtiy Recommendation ana nYelilee! lill-
ton, that hdteld 30 ttttytho reaf hquehtlel tc-4s
bic til6iure aaf.N
You may Inform Ntgsfsi Aofiintf Aelslfay th.tllel
ere ut iharty 10 itke lto osiny rape W We hqR9ltQ
Tie gond enetls OF lr hanplofe Neseltila a ~
Il has cured me ~ ave Wefkt, 81 org e9Ig
Nheumationl, todaoled Uhds top einesti ohq Ql
esIs ri iedleai dutlior lhaVe Only WI thee "
iielAtlloirTniiG ~ aliic
dave dddst th5 tteslnsnl 81 dtt1l lltrealt
IL loHdCitbrM Pttia BOZ WNhretun Apraseht teifi,.i
also, WhO n New YOrk, having tllte the homrteiu
oiA iiuquQpai iff iNf1 lcen l tnenleN
VIII BaVabio batiei Old lOutg ana un
lfeds o internal sud eXeriSl ctriheaf o 70 ~ eeet
am, SOAR cured bYsat aibbI Relelsplt TIC
luTe only
1hefioro, ny dear or, astsRt oille Aisngaiee ofmy
sralltude lrd BslieYe Ne seal vel 4 81
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PRoW CAN4nA

QUEBE0, Nov. 10. Sir EdwoTd Head, the new
GOveIluI Geueral, atriyed Yesterday. Lord Blgln
leaves IN IhIee or four days
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INOTICE-EYTRA, w q

GC6bb 0HEB d4ns 1t.5 tttf
mir subsobe Wishing 10 quit the Confectionery hus
j inrsss will sell out cheap. ~ ,el
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Z, BLiokbURH, smembsr Of Wheeling Lodge
4 0. r. Of this city, died at wellsburg on sot-
n, lie was bullel Yesterday BY the Order in
, ptce.
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''V'' " '3 80 aaat a9aGaaW. AUX
oalgsgsIpss'ssy efllG ~. llsasllqr FllpsFPIl's

BARntLlVILLtI AIe7h1pE eo,l 10 ~
Z Hif a itftffN NOGinh1fitti i.93f ~
Nsti5S Ntrtiiatf Z hoislfdl ledf aIg Ian huppytg
lnOthiycd Hal Iris day linda hit d tle 4goIlsut q
hood health. W he ust 81 yOur Huniq ava
aVDettiOns as usil did have fllt aeslt t4l ne
bmieted kh6ld koW The gieat eutttite 9tfle q ne
4 an, With rseteel yCliIe =, !, ,,,,,
0J'Ca aud Esl acme Pamphlets aud - 4he euIeo q 4
l.oushS Bfoheldllai HLsuniiism, lAyeT cop9aih aha
RoIUlula, ii
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TaE GREAT Wk5rERa RAiLRoAD DlsAsrER.--
leAkmgOf testimony AZ Tie inquest on the 10
. Of those killed Of Tue late accident on the
Isst Western Railway, was finished on Monday
:, aud Chief Justice MacodIhSi delivered an
iborate charge TO tie Jury. lie chafgsl ihal
alh by accident might occur under two condl-
ns-elher the absent principal might hive l0I.
lied bis innocent fgenl With dangerous and M
6cient means TO gain tie end proposed, OF %,
ans being ample, The pgenl might De guilty oil
RHueslecIin their use. II 10 the first case Q
ihl purpose to kill was manifest Tie act would
malicious. II no such iuteniion existed, ysl
defects in tile atEthpeWenl were palPnbly
IVTn, ane such as to endanger lie, The employer
Ge held az principal in mn, slaughter. ~
lie OLDER hand, The regulations were iudloiou'
Q 'dapnd 10 safety, the sunernlendng Officers
aId not be held responsible TOT casual acts 81
glGence on tile part Of Their seTyanis, tut those
1sdaIelY concerned must be made liable
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FSrnSo Cusron HousE.--Cupl. A. Il. Bow.
adtLe U. s. Amy, corps IL Military Ensi
II, depdlyd by The Treasury DePpItmenItO To-
ldtes Tor the various Custom Houses aud Ma
.aospllals aulhotised by The dcl Of lasl Con
=, aud TO sOpenalend their erection. as well o.
ueclion Of such works olIeady ID progress
BED in this city on Ffidoy evening and tool
inss al the Mcclure House, DuhUg Saturday
onpsny with The Commissioners in this city
@. A. CRGdaiEF, ehd a. J. PASSEIL, Esq.
,isds very thorough inspeeildnof our city unt
rniued some ten sues proposed 'or the erection
our Custum House, lninulelS aud, as we BIZ
ue inpaIlolly weighing Tue merits Of all The
and lOr which bids have been submitted He
\ yssistday morning Tor Washington city highly
,,sed with his visit 10 our city. The resolto
pmysstgalions will dopbteys be made kllOwI
Iia early day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-13
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