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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
Az IMpNHi CONTRACT MADE.

The Secretary uf the Treasury Yesterday closed L
contract for the next year. with the en!erprSiuE
house Of Rowland IL Aslnwa, O. New York city,
for the transportation o. oil the specie the may be
required Il, San FraGc.co, for the use Of which. The
Government, il 10 receive q Per cent. premium, from
all p,Ir.s. las, year the same house were the con-
TRACTORS Il, from II TO per cent. depending on the
rout from which the money was required ~ BE-
Transferred. Cui"r that arrangement tho United
States Treasury uadc ab ,ut Sjn,DG0 in ire.iunH.
be new urrursr'uo"i will; OF c"uc.e. yield larger
profit 10 1t aud shows IA, growing imp"rtnur. hnd
greater safety Of the rorin.rcla business Of uur
Pacific side. There wore o;!er bidders for this con.
tract, but none offering SO high premium ss that
proposed by the success!u! bidderr.-i Washington
Star TRsimsd0y.
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CCIKiISH.
Eavs. ~ ,nu o"iri,
Yo.. s..,l..I Is o.t
Ya.:tu.ves viii c.rc:Mii:<-si"'
I: IS s!r
70 seek ic ~:
Ava lsiae Wa sacct!cc
Ncr, whca .incsre
The mn appear
IN sa!ian.rv and woo'cS'
Cat womarjiit
Without the guilt
O:si.niiaf !Lisoo'nS.
Tua many court
|. tnouch,lcs. sport,
Nor think whom they maze Ps"ed
On VIA, they've dono--
The loving orc
L.i: courted brokeu-Aea.teI.
Too many jiit
With equal guilt, .,,
Nor think, while thus they tribe,
TMa, MEN have hearis
lc feel Loves darts,
Though they their feelings stlue'
In al we Ga
We should be i,ae,
NJ. raise an expectation,
Cniess it's meant,
To full extent.
To meet the obligation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
THE KANSAS CnvVr>-.r,

Sr. Lorl>, Nov. :i.-ll he Con,;;;Y,;n'',,c
ton schedule wac passed declaring ,he, 49,, -
tuition be submitted 10 the people on the I,, iT
cernber mex; Tor then hppr"vs! or rcinc,i,, =, "
ned, 'ipr"v'des that tho election for IT,. u
GERS rad judges q: Ia" Suprcm- Cnrri oni a
o; Assembly rha.l take p!ncc IT." third r '''",,
Ha "a. II aisn provide 'h' 'r Grac,,I :,
u. s,AtA s"r'!yG oi TIE 5! Of =. k.. 49,. III"
Yt july u,It. '-e Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
CONDEMNED 10 b. llCNE,

JOSEPH WILLIAMS, c"nvIcic.! ri :u- rng de- ,f,
father, Fcnucs Williams, mas ne.a sentence. nv
Circuit Court y: Person cn..:.;:. y. G. 10 t,. In,
on The 24;n day Of Drce:loYr mex: We urr.rr.,s
!'at p"l.'to. s'%:U4 oy over 40 rersous. la. ~,
forwarded l.. The Governor .! thai s,.;,. 49, S
ra.15u OF Williams. -. '-s Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

G.LrS,, Nov. 2l.-The up river mail brings the
follow ing returns from counties in Wisconsin,, not
hitherto definitely heard from:
Laco;,ooze county gives Bashfcrd. republican, for
Governor - majority Pierce cc"ntv, Bashiort ~
majority, Jackson County, Bushf"rG 80 minority Mon
roe comfy. Bushu'i 8" majority Chippewa county,
Bashfnrd % majority C!':k "nnnty. ha.h VI - ma
iortv; Dunn county, BGrstor Democrat. y majority
Polk county, Bsrstow 10 majority; TrcInp lean county
iiarStow - irnj"riy BuuaI" county, barst2" i'-
majority.
Ii,r. are now two counties Douglass and la
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From the Charleston Courier
THE BROTHERHOOD.

THE BROTHERHOOD
I..ok around thee. there are o'oe''
IN tbs earth beside thysslfi
~. h.or. trils thee they arc brothers,
T,ou~h unblest With friends or peif.
Poor aud weak, depraved, imsruted'
or one Father are We a!ii
Thou ike them, With heart pollutec'
Feels, the evils Of the fall.
Nv The b,ood.swest and the anguish,
AMI the su;I.rings GU the tree,
Thsy wsr. ransoned. though they lansu'sn
la their lifelong misery.
,yov then in thy heart degrade them'
All have blood and soul the same
Avd the mighty God who made them
Knows tho mesrest by his name.
90 forth, then, with heart all tender,
Aud let love attend thy voice,
To the friendlsss suocor render.
Make eaIth's sigaipg ones rejolce.
With ,hy strong right arm uphearina
Those too weak to stand alone'
Bid hope SHINE OF the despairlng,
aud T. bread care turn the stone
Ca,,he heart hath wondrous power!
And sigh may save SOUL
and the timely words tower.
Aal Touch the sick rnakes whole.
Touch Nth practiced hand and sksl!t'o
The right cord, and music sweet
Charm. and mclts the wiltul-
he site conquered at thy feet
SEQ ;ae hated helpless lying.
Nasea, starving, sick and cold;
Give :hy hurd, the laugh defying.
|, were more than mines OF gold.
L.. thy BROKERS shoulder bieedeth;
Bear his heavy luat a. HE;
4 -..s oite is ai Ee ncedetli--
Nov he bears it with smile
Gon,le words and word, of power,
Speak sincerely without fear;
Drop some seei in every hour,
And the fruit will soon appear.
C;n.he ,hv hours in rsdian, beauty
Beauty Of the word and deed
And along the path "f duty
Always scatter fruitful seed.
i thou would'st do good to others,
5, not down and wonder how;
Bu; regard them ali As brothers,
IL !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
CURIOUS DISCOVERIES IN GUATEMALA.

lHE REMAINS hf tITifs.
4 Letter given III the New York Tribune. from the
peu OF Able Bourbour:. n learned French priest. in
which he claims 10 have discovered i'll Guutenua the
remains of rac"ls antiqU. citrs "f great magnitude"
aud soi.dity, als" som" nnSt precious monuments of
the lauguagcs and history ct the aboriginal people
long anterior 10 the arrival OF the SpauIarls What
will be the most -urpri>in; I" scholars. ana viii,
duuhtlrss he received with some incrcuty, IL The
assertion u VI. de BnUruurg that 1Er- ian :uas"s
contain urdeuInb!c relies ~ vwriuu- scandinavian
aud L, utonic tongues, Danish, Swedish English, and
even some Oriental words sad 10 DC found in
great distucireSs Gud party, mingled IL the curly
dialects Of the couG;rv, " h,r ludun traditions de-
clare that ;Ger Guces,urs egra.ed from the north
east Nv sea, through uis; sI.i SIow.
From these Pathological rrIsIus end these trail.
tious NJ. dc Buurbonrg concludes that there wac q
migration into the country from 5o settlement of the
Sorthlncu in Massachusetts. II true, this il mos;
Interesting contribution the history uf the Aner
can con,.nen, aud the public viii wu:. with upa-
tieuces. for that more complete account Of il which
II. TIC DourbuurG Intends ~ lay before the world,
I'd tho documentary evidence sustaining his couclu
sious.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

BALTIMORE. Nov. @I.-f,u- il sitter 4, y,
tcra: : rates. Snirs If wh!:" Wheat ~ :. IL 10 -
red - /? - :! II. Corn i. unchanged III price.
Provisions there /. !. fair lulTiry iuT 81 Kinds, II
III" stock j. Insufficient ,ur tho demand though pm
generally unchanged. Large contracts are II
KIN. !ui A!cs, Fork ter future delivery
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SUPPOSED S(II>tDv~

BosToS, Nov. 2j.--J"s!lh K. ki.Dnrn, Of the ,
Of French, Wells & Co., crockrry lnrrcuant., /. N
ing, and !. sU1posri u have COMMITTEE! suici,:..
was d!rec,," II the Grocrr'r BauA. lis financial
counts O." SAG 10 be correct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
PURCHASES FOR FhAECE.-Tro n

I u-tIL-s
~ ny Louis H"po'c"a C III country do tot 60
me Hr.ves I" IA" pu:clasc .! grain, but ;A5uu.
tae West tncy Are actively engaged IN buvi,.
"Gm;"rs Of aocs I'D la:tlv. 4 l.:so a.nnr,
wnrsi has al.eady :.4ssvd ;h.ousG this city.-rE
10 C5s:. -
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DNI'RTEII. RANkS

posIoE, Nov. I'-It 20 rGuV:rI nat no,t, I
io.!"w!n: Banks were hro,vn 90, ;o.,.sy ny I'M !
tnk Eans, VIZ: Ocean. Ellsworth end Sear,pnr.
Mdne; Soa,n Rrya!t"u aad Peoples Bank Of b,
Vermont Rhoce Island, Ceatrai uud Lasu.!e. l.
hul, -
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TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
=.
~. .arr fr0a tho Star tint il Is not Yct deie:u.in

- 'hiH liD:i l's S.lF lEhl u u II
rcali.n, IL t"...-s, - be ri,I ~ - rr"?rr-
tors :" "c.:srnpcr at distance i.i- Ys:ant lie
ren!snS commences The custr'a Of s"ud;as' III AL
vanc- 10 the care Vi nostlaasters, in the principal CT
ties. has heretofore given much satisfaction AMI
enabled tho press tn lay II before the public IL
more correct form lhan il obtained hastily,
through the telegraph, nui it is to be hoped
ila same course VIII be pursued this year.
Should, however the message not be sent, as e.c;o-
fore, we doubt not twill be Owl2 anticipated de-
lay in organizing tie House Of Representatives
growing o! contests for seats in that body; and
the state OF our foreign relations may be such DC to
Induce the President to avail himsefot the very let,st
advices before sending in bis view. md recomnenda
tons to the representatives. Of the nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
NJ ~ SDp

NEW YORK, Nov. Il. Flour Is trooprg tho,
unchanged ~ ?Iscr. Wheat i dali. sales OF South
white ~ !! x, ret 81 -. Corn is improving; \:
ri N"Ste.a mixed ht :! az. Provisions reniair
c.. !ugcG. Stock. are lower.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

IL Il siatcI taa: N2.--s. FIX. liyu.-r.o. l. r,
i'"rd"n, tie huiirr. Ct the :,.:nl na!.r.
III 81 contract 70 uaili TIE H.. lara. Iar.r...'
i.a!.:o-d 70 cv8aeG; "a. Atlantic aac PIc;,j,. q .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
pErrwsHrRG GIN AND SPORTING: >TOR

fHN!: o01'cfl0f Iln'Iis sofa . "l'1yH s'"OI,hn"ns
q M CHARLES lEO>AED r,'"r, all "nu ~" IN va
OF uny Hr,rIr Usually keep; II" most cX."usive Gan q
-Do; E-:nLs an!r:s To 80 ~ Old street. ,u which plH
hi 1T r. stock la b""u removed TIL, n.i.tI;. -
s -iock wncl. before rgg" u!.l y,'.I,h:.. f'nit
Il; wHoG, doubt by :i"tHc .Mt"n I'VE III the state
I'll" .'H-,e,c recommends hT 10 biz numerous iri"n
,;,l c!.-,u:uc:- Ia Tir:ini. ari North Carolina
i. H.: and -aI!l workman. The mechanics III hs est
trt nj. n.o competent worSmrn, and all work done
them M L. warrants 10 be veil don" MD x E"nso"G
rn;.s NM MURiia
The Gndcg-snrI .nyit,a t. attention % 'an pus!;;
h:- lag. stool: OF Guns, "s, PISTOLS. Cutlery .ti
Tackle sc II is u wei known fact tht, nothing
Inc can be Gale. for which ~. stock does cOppI,..
Br-- IT,. c""ntci M!na, Ride uc mas on hand Sah
R.:l uG III. on"' -y'r- Of l!!" mi E"volScrs which
be- found in the United il invite, the pGt 70
examination CHARLES LLOHakD,
.sl i,g- -T,rr
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EIRI: IN MAEnN CA

MACON, GA, Nov. 22.-Ihe lat. IRE In this place
DESTROYED Rallston's range Of sores Fioyd's hotel
wss uUt consumed rs heretofore reported The totul
logs amounts TO S7UUOD, on which there 10 partial
insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
RIOT AND nikDEp

NTw iORR. Svv. GA rra;. .:,-t ui,hr surrc.
ci aud fred upor Ii" hSi;ssr. inc Keeper OF the c
M III" Central :ar"ad bridge, killing The lp..uun
4;gGi;y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

hoTlt,'s'! And lhittor cuasig.GhiG part of the
multitude recently assembled III I'alb"rn" haze beta
h"a Themselves EARNED cpG ca:r!':d' ~ Fbe Ia"
ri...H', direct.
ilagg"a,re,! "'r tie rin .; onc o! the writ, that
Mis- a;.f has; boz! engage! 'u h'.t-r 81 b"r 49,
ir;.l.!-ia": bal .oAc person unhl"~ 'nrIn- i"rset!
letter. purPvr;In tn be- froEl her :,:nct wherein
-!'c was DISCARDED, her e"p-nent with the Doctor
pr"c:pracd, and the unfortunate gil foun':
that III. linked man whom she could ~, love.
anil, IN fact; positively diSkei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNT.
MARTIN EnSZr, IN TEXAS.

ColrMBiA, ). G.. Nov. 23.-Five spans Of the Nash.
willie ana Chattanooga Rsi!road Ericgv L: This place.
were destroyed by n:u Oh "Wednesday night ,asr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

\ CAPITAL JOkE.-In tie Boston lMass.l
Tunes OF the le:h ulr., paragraph appeared contain
Ing tho account Of the rendition OF cosofed servant
Jack, belonging TO DR.. Tucker OF Alabama on bce-d
the brug Selma. \ terrific excitement prevailed in
Boston, and !ond cries Of, "Whereis Tuckcrl" and
"seHG steamboat, after the Selma" were beard 10 all.
Quarters. il trrEed out that The "cvlored servant
tsck" ives taGk rto!y Jack ass. and The paragraph
bad been furnished Ey rene wesssb repor;L. caus.
ing al awful was;c 81 sy4ps,&y oy I5e citizens ol IL.
Modern ALheus.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

.U.NItI ~ OVo4.
GALTEsrvS. Nov. Martha kosz'a has E-riv'
here with lie inieu:!cn OF .AakrS l.ias ~ lU.l
home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

DIVORCE GRANTED.-At !dierapos. or &op-
d.y week d divorce granted il the Of S,!.au
Woodward !s Fletcher Woodward. fUc rll.nutT is
eIe we'll know: actress, Susan denim.
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I'VE RICHMavD EsQulRER.

nv KTcuiE, PRYOR 1; % 49,. '''
..g,...E A. rI,tE. LaiTDRs
=.
r.,,..cty 7zo.NtN1:. so. = 's r. go -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
THE GREAT CORN -iIELLER.

F2SIiL subscribers Gnv.n. ph'chr."! the "Urr n
Il the state o; virginia iCr Ia. ~" hi mtu.'.y':~
D.rasou's gr;yE. Cora Shelter, Che iuUwIu. couu'
rSr"p., VIZ. icNni' il, Hcrn,lry HrpoS., Ccnril 81
icrheli. Clarar Cuivrr,r, Elizabeth Gi'y fn!r:'x
uucr, Frederick, Hancork. linrris"n 'Hr!ro. Jack
J.ii,i -n. niih ,hn .iH'ica ..trs!ai' Nrson N"nr1
tia. NorIuh, Quo. Preston, Prince William, Pu'ra
SPOT. ylyrur, stafford. Tylrr Wmg:" WUoij VOID 80
ty crut!Uu ali persons against U-.aS e-! nnrhu", cHr
n i!r Lruiri c".G'-s, without oGr ron'cn' ]
-nu- w.,i.ru mich "- ,r county i.h'- viii b" tIrp
Dy rri!,.Dg ~ a!,v u al!...i agents, ~no WI
r,s, the -ri'r :aE. :.a' urvS, 81 >, Il.;l 20 ~
MtsEE. COLEMAN CO,
bon 90. -. Poet Ofcs, M!crthny' .
ALL :arv. S0v i"-rlrt
Nir.in'G pnpsr- "!l! p.n-e copy t. hrmrr o: 81 -
scr.! copy d: pa1r: Wll.i urcUGuts TO nlTc:7-'Fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

TEACHER. N FTNt "0tN feN.0Ie EcUllnsri-
Z. 70 'Ga.n .iu2c, f,eD1a, Ir"s't:, fH:E-
:.'ir WDrE, * Tcfin.y iu ts- nI'I!a: 80 TOO t..
D-G T.. Freed! md 4" nc ;: ~ tie privilege Of rr"'
ia lie tcar.c.'. Il a(!:'.r. s.! 'a:':. P.a
~: =: iiy aG.!ess ! a!ac."....s. !Hrr"nirg -.
ST .i-cJ 40 OpGAIS ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

CoM!.iSSIyE MERCHANT, RICHMOND, VI
EATtLL ai,"nd promptly 70 Ito 80" OF Cora =
w Tobacco OA,a. RE tiou. ", SO. Sc "I'r
81 Ia hi cprr ard will xccUr- nj! u"!er' " lin no" ~
Otcc viii. Mcssr. li;!l RHw.!sT corner OF N"h III
lltt street,.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Alex. 7. Hc.Ininy. H'Laco.
M"--rs. Till * Rawlings, r. Emoad.
" 2 HrGru,iers -C-s
<rcl, & I,rfrt.A, frci...cksv,rr.
d" Hic / iIuy.'
Tins W,.snr 40 Aug 2I--C'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

| s<UNS-CU>~-'.,Ns!- 70 bfnd The isr9rt
IL aud trr. 10: Of Ours md Eit"s imported N "a
. L.a.Sr,ir VIRGINIA Tag BE- ID" .'Tr1
yrry GUN v1:,housc Thee Gems s;.d Riffs ~,
p.irrs frnf q 3 10 $50. h.-". laGe Hssortin"
ever: u,lr. n..cc IL be Spo.a. ry NJ S,hoI.-, ~
retail IiA@, LEpNAhn,
O.fg--crC Pct"rsjurc !" sign oi The RI!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

u,iKGiSIA-lN CHAhr!.GY -, 4 Circuit g.
y continued rGG he'd ipr !I.ynEnn county, ii
COURTEOUS" ,'r".aof on the lI;.G day u september i!
C"orgr r. Payne, in h. o"m right ';""r:' Il. la?"
John ". Crime. late m"rrh Etr anL partner Hh"''
.r,r of C.or.r r pnvuc s g.. John H. Eroan.
amin H. Hn.ruarr rhNun"i Lc;Si- "t"T'irix q 70.
~ Lewis Deceased, AI"l:hc D,Ni-. and Richard "'i
PLANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

I'll. object .: thi- su!', l. recover O. ~ nc'h''
the sun 81 Ou- hundred nnt thys,y dO:!Rrs "ni 'r'
.rvru cents 0ii ~ w'-h lawful interest 'Lrr~Un "
Inc J.; duy o! Nay A. D. .eit. '.ll paid, md '' '"
h,v.l. by as a''G:u-r tct ~ d"ca:n':pn, ana ~.
;eu,.snt nor srv.r: s-rv"i ''.' pro- ''. ~
,,- ~ ..I.l, . -. ID. the ur'uCUa"D' go !cI 'a'fl
/. ordered lin; ., d"'rrGa'' de- "pp"1r here "h'"
o'h after due F"3!co'io" r,'ih a., .nS DO "n1, !. ne
i..,, al ,,rr week Tor irr. successive "-".. IN
aehn"r rr:a:r.- r"",r7P"F published "a II" rtt}
Srt.Tor;. 49,! ye 9,t"i ii ~ 'r1'; door OF the G."
- o, I'M county oE ~" ;.i g.: ~ ;h7''."s tt
-, ,Tr..o! !. Co.'S ."-.'.
""''' l.FtlIfrE HARNO:SO.;, C"u
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,Sc Cirrni, Court OF ,b- City %; "eh"''D'' -
day OF November !sao ,...-..x. friend, Robe
Elan,
acGIrst
RobertF. Enro!. ,h,.,r . divorce q {:
ike ds,eEdpn: asose 4so :. no2,i 10 ry ca
moaw-u!,n, tie sail dsieatsi'. L .2,a' tie -. co'
,af. r 10 Sf nSssn IN rs5ray n<4 aa Do
p, w. 70 o. pro,ect ii. ,n.cTr.t III t, 49, IN i g.
| SJv. - II''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

cONM5SiONER'S OFFICE, NoviMyL% 49, b.
The pnr"- Interested IN the ioris.Ti q I'm a
,o.i.,.a ,h, nnrc axed Gu MoEtti, t.' - -,
crnhcr ncXt the time. ara NV Orc ~ ~ 80
n,yrn cUrGty OF !iu2.lng az TIE p.;c', ~. ...si
snn.c. when and where they a.e roiisA !? !; rrCJRL
. =, !, -...,, C,,ir, q. !i:Nhhi-e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

r., I,.,I ElIi
raocs r -. ,he -rr c..'.lrau NJ Betsy Dickinson a"~
n.,u.lv: Tuomsr william /, !l.v:" aud Andrew r'''
,n IN. hui ..sry tliis aud - tit+. her hn,h"ni ~
Children OF Mnr: Hy,n Diet waos" ramt ''r "a
known ~ iiv- calHr,u "uI s:snd."u @! R'hHuin =
t..T rnlrclv. ,,uu e. Zir:c Juhn y mad hmdc'' :
-g.n. r".ir hn Janice Tate. jr ego i":uf"'' ~
I -, 49,, ~: "a a., >. -, -. ,'r.rt ID,!.
L.EE..A - -. p.:i ariu. III" .'"' ~ ND T
. rru ar. "a, 70 - ri~ o.. III. >'st'. rs orr
,..S. ina sd .N'.,is fc-' hove with. one mon
Ter rytii,st,a Of ,,= uIr aud dc what 1. nec,s.
! NO.. III. ~ sn..,-.,. ! eD1y--'setC,
-. Scy:.y HAR g. Miller. r.
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AANSASMOVEMENT.-T citi1eus oil Lowndes
codu:y, Alabams, without regard 10 old or ez.
stiug ps,y divisions" lae, at usyneve, the 9th
uit:mo, aCd organized an association TO be called
The Kansas Emlgran; Society OF Lowudes County"
They adopted constitution and adjourned TO NEE,
on the I'd !ne;an;, when they elected the following o.:
Ecr:s OF the association: President, hon. George w.
Storri Eice-Presideu:, john L. Powell; Secretary
eEi Treasurer, Ben. isrrisou Executive Committee,
john L. Powell, II. Z. Mccall, c. Il. La,npey, t. VI
Williamson, !. II. Herbert. Robcr: Mcqueen, George
3. COY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

JUDGE STt ARTS SpEECII.--N-e hnve already
gwen the verdict o! the jury in the celebrated st.t
bribery aGso at New York. After the rendition OF
thu verdict Judge HtUaT: thua addressed the court:
II have word to say. The question If my re-
.ignaOn must b" lii alone 10 M s"use ri rGrr"iv.
To M regard i0r public opinion, aid 20 my "" con.
5cousn.ss Of Innocence Dr gaiit III the premises
SHALL in the consideration ui III. subject, ndvl-" w!th
wise and far friends. among w!"In SO the GS;i;I-
.:Shcd gentlemen who have come IN my mai II. .is
dreadful calamity, with others whom ! might win
pr"prriy naIne. and rs they shall aGv-" :" VIII b"
governed. declare, ia the face NJ iiO. that. How
ever cc,lsurablr my cumiuc; :ugy have bc"n-how-
ever indscrcct ms ne. may seem. Ia they have been
presented III part on tIuhwl evidence. ali y!
part PICTURED trstimony-h"wcvcr lndsrTcct, I'M
wise ana iIprudent the aspcc; end paHs" "i the
may be, III regard TO my conduct touching tar
tsd wou.u-1 repeat. in the face at Heaven ana
hrinr" my God that TN iurOccn; ol any criminal
Conduct. tar the question O bribery Or cOrrup-
ton is 70 he considered. Mach OF her ev!Jence i
true very much OF II false. Part vi her evidence Is
true overwhelmingly for mr-to u degree which
IL give coV- o. reality 10 thg; which Is NJ
ter!y false. ] wuuG 20 God he: !h.s auditory, this
court, aud The pGoI large, knew ro. frs: TO !ds;
:be whole fucts u. this case, Indeed, indeed. NY
friends might, perhaps blush for me i'll view I" Il.
m:iscrr:Ius; hut in truth. real TRUTH NY dearest
:r!n 2ds my worst foes could not say that have
acted G:Cy, Intentionally, cu:Guptly, or crImn"iiy
wrong il any particular. This | most soleuluy
avoU.'
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-30
why there is no Rain in Peru.

In Peru, South America. rain is un'
known. The coast OF Peru is within the
region perpetual southeast trade winds
Though the Peruvian shores are on the
verge OF the great South Sea boiler. yet il
never rains there. The reason is plain
The south east trade. winds in the Atlantic
ocean first s,rik. the waters on the coast
10. Africa. Travelling to the north wes,
they blow obliqu-ly across The ocean uil
Ill they reach the coast OF Brazil. BY ,hi,
line they are heavily laden with vapor
which they continue 10 bear along across
the continent. drposi'ing il as they go.
and supplying with il the sources Of the
Rio de la Plata and the southern tributa
ri-s OF the Amazon. Finally they reach
the snow capped Andes, and here is
wrunI IRON :hem the lssl particle OF moist
are that that very low temperature can
extract. Reaching the summit oi thai
range. they now tumble down as cool aud
Try winds on the Pacific slopes beyon d
ueeiing with no evaporaling surface. and
with no Temperature colder Than tha,
10 which they were subjected on the noun
tai,. tops. they reach the ocean before
they bscom. charged with fresh vaper
and befnre. therefore. they have any which
III. Peruvian c'imate can extract. Thu.
we see how the top Of tho Andes become
the reservoir from which are supplied the
rivers of Chill and P-rn-Lieut Maurv
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well now.' said she. thai is a beauty

Well now said she.' thai is a beauty
5'You may. well say that. sister. said
the colonel; shoot me il do not wish !
had been in Bills place. Deuce take j.!
why did you not ge, the girl yourself.
ilarryl The most beautiful creature
ever did lay my eyes on! l,wonld give a
thousand dollars for such a niece" sas.
Would you!' inquired Henry, Pa,'iog
the dog. -. ~
Yes. tina, would. replied the colonel.
and nine thousand more upon the top o'
it. t.sands,hat makes ten thousand; shoot me
il | would hot!' vzs1 s>{s.
{ Then IN introduce her to you TO NOR
row.' said Henry. 1855 zs y
As there was wedding at the house o
the worthy colonel the nsuing week. and
as the old gentleman was highly pleased
with the beauiilutand accompli>h.d-b bride
it unreasonable to suppose that Henry did
not forget his promise. 3 ,s.ter.r...