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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

'55. NEW SPRING GOODS. IS.
Direct from New York via New Orleans,
Per steamship Cahawba. -.
WE would inform our friends and the public
W that we are just in receipt of desirable
assortment Of New Spring and Summer Goods,
to which we invite attention.
Our recent arrivals embrace an extensive and
choice variety of
Spring aud Summer Dress Good
consisting Of
Tissues and Bareges;
Crepe de Paris:
Printed Organizes;
do. JaconeIs;
d.. Lawns. Muslins. &c.
WHITE GOODS OF EVERY STYLE
Plain and figured Swiss Musiin<;
do. and checked Nainsooks;
do and do. Camhrics and Jaconet:
Linen Cambria. Bishop, Lawns. &c.
Also-A large and elegant assortment Of EN-
BROlDERiES, consisting Of
Collars. Chemiseites and Sleeves;
Habits and Sleeves. in sets;
Embroidered Bands and Flouncings:
lnsertinSs and E.dgings;
Applique Sprigs and IEser,ings:
Emhro d Robes and Skins:
Infants Waists and Robes;
Embroidered Handkerchief;
Rich sets of VaIencienres, Plat x Guipure, Lace
Habits and Sleeves;
A rich assortment of Thread, Plat and Va.enci-
rnnes Laces;
A complete assortment OF Hosiery, Gloves and
Nuts.
md24 HART. AUSTIN g. co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-04-21
DRUG STORE.
asu.A 7aa& SIGN OF THE Z
a-EH s5a& mo .4ea -.a.
-..'.' x-..-.-'
a5

PLAQUHAmsE.
| VIM. CARSON, WHOLESALE IND
w RETAIL DRUGGIST, has Just returned
from the city with an elegant assortmentof
Toilet anA Fancy Articles, Per-
fumery, Drugs, &C.,
comprising the following ~
Lubln Il Wrights Extracts, for the Handkerchief
Eue de Cologne-Ge,man and French;
Toilet Powders; Viaegre Rouge;
Hair Brushes-extra fine;
Tooth Brushes-English and French;
Tooth Soap-for whitening the teeth;
Dressing ccmbe-Buffalo, India Rubber and I'm.
itation Shell;
Jewelry-Pins, Broache. and Rings Finest Poek-
Bermuda Arrow Root, tTaylor's, London,l in Ia
u. packages;
OrviJ Corn farnia, for ~invalids; also, for Custards,
Black aud Green rss., lsxisla incl Candle. and
Raisins;
Cracknell's Biscuits, (HnniIey Z Palmer's) fresh
Salmen, 10 air tight tins;
Pickles-Engiish and American; Preserved Fruits;
Stationery; Penn, Ink and Pencils.
sG49A83f% -ALSo-
A large stock Of DRUGS, personally selected
for their freshness and purity, and which will be
a 49, EM IL - 80
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-04-21

Yrimmers, Toy Books,
A ND books Of Interest for the young, inst re.
II ceived from the Northby RICHARDS.
English and American Pie Fruit.
ERESH Fruit in juice, together with fresh Pre-
serves and Jellies, just received at
mh1S RICHARDS,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-04-21

A large stock Of DRUGS, personally selected
.for their freshness and purity, and which will be
sold cheap. u2-Physicianss Prescriptions care
fully prepared with the select Powders and Ex.
tracts. WIN. CARSON,
ap.4 Cor. Main and Bank sts., Piaquemine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
From the New,resns Crescent, (Know.No.hins.) y

"WHY DlD'N YOU CARRY LOUISIANA"
Extract from after received by the editors, day
or two since:
why dent you,uy louisiana We all expected you
would up here.
You "all expect!' we would up there, did you'll
Well we erpected ~ are conioandedly disappointed.
We expected TO CITY Louisiana down here, but We
didn't, for the cneR played on harp Nv 0u.sand
strings and delu'd too many people into voting
the wrong ticket!
You wGnt 20 "kow how this hGppened!" Ws'll
tell you i'll short oer-qu;cker than short horse
was ever curred. In tho Catholic parishes the peo.
pie voted against tr ticket because they were told
by the high priests cribes, Pharsees and Sadducees
OF tho enemy eachne Of whom played ON q harp
Nv tt0H-sand strgs," that We were opposed to
Catholics.
In the Protestant lrshcs, the people voted against
our ticket because t,y were told by men in author-
ty that were oppose 10 Pro,estants because We had
nominated Cltho!i as a candidate for Governor,
and each man in autJrity, rs he concluded, 'payed
OIL harp Nv fhonsnd strings" and thereby ell
tced the people 10 iu1w in their footsteps.
And, then, hve.Stl, of tic foreigners voted
against us because thy were told that the diabocal
Know Noihngs inter cd to hanstring every mother,
son OF thcm after thrlectinn and the orators atorc-
said in the most cGrnst manner imaginable, "played
OH harp Nv fho~sld strinys," aud the foreigners
followed tile music.
And It raIned all OR tho interior on the dny of
election, and so nbo, two thousand Of our folks,
having fear OF victim her beloved feet before their
eyes, nnd having eachone purchased "hnrp wv o
Mon.shnd strings, cecludcd to stay at home aud
practice Music.
Furthermore, and iladdition to tho foregoing rea
sons, we didn't and COUNT found it utterly imposs
Bile to get votes cnosh for the enemy '!plnyed or
harp Nv aMon-sand trings," and great multitude.
followed ana joined Will the hnrpers.
p. S.-lf orr corr,pondent isn't satisfied with
this luminous txplauabu, he mus, put his nterroga
tories in different sipe, Gnd we will eudeuvor t,
answer them at least the best OF our ability. W,
may I'VE want this ket secretly by continually try
ING our hann' arrive athe true reason oursevcs'
n. Bit IS poSltlVy untrue thu; the American
psrty has ordered tentllousani harps-euch "uy
Doa.scnd stFinSs'.torlse during the mex. presdcn
cal campaign. We C.ire to nip this strocious ca
lumuy in the bud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

,..,cratc dcmasogue and Taca-ot traor TO liberty,
S,.nb.n Arnold Douglas, of llinos-that 6lacsguard
All ,,umcl,;ss bully, Henry \. Wise-and that uion-
..rr in human form, James VI. Mason, OF Virginia.
All these stand c!uniitttd before the worll ns Ia.
,n,st malignant rueuer Of the anti. slavery cause,
the most bitter concnmefs OF tho North, respectfully
Of Massachueetts aud the most isrociouS drfenders
f the acrursed slave system TO the end OF tlIne-as
well az the actual Shareholders, whose sous are steep
I'd ia pollution, whose garments are dripping with the
blood of ruslaved millions, and who Instead Of being
politely invited and handsomely paid by you to utter
their blasphcmies against :hc God of Freedom and
III. tights of man, deserve to be capi:aly executed
without benefit Of clergy" iii capital punishment
DC permissible i'll any cuse which do mol oeiiefs,l
What is particularly surprising ia, that you shoui"
have selected fvuu Gino1g the Shareholders anu ae
fender. Of slavery, the most insoent, depraved and
desperate of them alAtchis III, Wise. Douglas, Ma
SON Tonmbs and Butl-r,-tbe last mon oven among
shareholders flor there grades even among feons)
deserving of notice. much less Of special considera-
,ou. have already described all but tho last two;
and beg leav. simply to remind You that Toombs
has insutinyly boosted that he will marshal his
slaves around Bunker Hill Monument and Did Mas
suchusetts to liberate one Of them at her peril
Mr. Butler is tue incarnation Of South Carolina
oyersresu aud represents the State which lnprlsons
mud .es Into uterninable slavery such ooored cti-
zc,s of Massachusetts u venture upon her so and
which expelled from her limits our venerable and
much respected fclow-citizen, Hon. Samuel fioar,
though clothed with all the official authority Of The
Commonwealth 10 seek in constitutional manner,
and by due process Of law, to save those victims Of
Southern psrfdy from their horrible doom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

BoREMAS-Ot Daniel Holden, and others of the
county OF Wood, asking tho repeal OF the 9th sec,
ton oi tho act incorporating the Independence Rai
Road Company, U;.L FOR al appropriation Ut S2"ODvo
upon the ,Lr-e-tths principle. 10 suiI company. By
Mr.. CkuI KEK--Uf citIHena oi Isle OF WIGHT asking
for an nc. authuriZ the county Court OF said coun'
r. Ia contract with the proprietor. 81 certain bridges
for H.. annual rent Of the same, aud IL levy at their
annual county levy, such gums rs may be agreed to
be paid for the annual Of said bridges: and tn
give 70 the said court the authority ~ take from the
proprieors of sud bridges, bonds conditioned 10
keep the said bridges in good repair during tho con-
tinllance Of said contract. BY Mr.. NELsoS-Of j.
Fomtano, and others. TINT the North A,na river Ds
declared lawful fence from Oxford TO Quisenberry.
Sir. SEGAn, from tho special committee appointed
yesterday, reported bill 10 authorize reunirs 10
be made to the Governors House, and to provide
furniture therefor.
The SPEAKER, in conformity with the order of the
House, by the adoption of Mr. Garnetts resolution
added to the Committee Banks, The names of
Mr.. MALLORY and Mr.. STASARD.
Mr. CArLErT from the Senate, informed the House
that they agreed the joint resolution postponing
the execution Of the joint order with amendment,
TINT the postponenent be made until four o'clock.
The amendment was agreed TO, aud Mr.. NicHoL-
son was appointed TO inform the Senate of the fact
On motion of Mr.. A. g. PEyDLEToY, the House
adjourned to meet Tomorrow at l. O'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
Total electoral votes. =.

1t will thus be seen that in order to elect tho next
that the States which have held
elections the present year will vote in the same way
in the coming Presidential eeotion-the Opposition
will have to carry all the States which have not held
elections tho present year. ten in all, every one 81
nhieh rolled up handsome Democratic mGjOr't'ss N
he last Presidca.ioi election.
Thus it will bs seen that the argument drawn from
the elections which have occurred, Indicate painly
that the Democracy will achieve another triumph in
1856.
The Argus says truly that but for the unfortunate
division in the Democratic party Of New York, that
State would certainly have given us great victory
Next year." says tho Argus, "the Democracy Of
New York will DO united, and the SONS OF the EN-
plre Suite will vndicate themselves against the as
persons Of the euemies Of Democracy next year the
Cuiou-ovipg ctizens Of the Republic will rally to
the supper, Of those living national principles inner.
ont in the Democratic party and achieve glorious
triumph for the Union, the Democracy, and the Con-
stitution."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
FURTHER SR0M KANSAS

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. Size Kansas "Free Stats'.pa
pers give their version the difficulties from which
it appears that young ian named Dow was shot
uo~n oy M'ssourlai named Coleman, who was
rescued oy his friends. a meeting Of citizens was
held on tile spot which pronounced the act cold
bluodsd murder AMI mIicuted some OF the abcttors.
SherlH Jones arrested Jacob Bronson, i'll whose
mouse DOW hfed' pat yns rescued by his neigh
bors. whereupon Jones ent 10 pcyrre :or aid de.
caring That ths Gofernr had assured hin CT ssis.
talco 10 Tic extent OF te thousand men, ii needed.
III reply to the call Gov. Shannon for L. S. troops
the President says:
"iorr despatch received. All the power vested in
The Executive will be erted TO preserve order aud
enforce the laws. Tn lie .eceip, OF yoqr letter tho
calling out troops will b. promptly executed. and %pu
will be fully advised. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.

House OF Representatives. in p'acins i'll nomination.
according to the usages ofthe Democratic party, their
regular candidate. for all the Offices OF tho House, is
in accordance with the known and settled policy Of
the Democratic party says the Cnion,) aud will be
hailed with pleasure in every State of the Unon.-
At this moment the democracy Of the United States
cling to regular nominations, secondary to their
mpsri,habe principles alone. All their late victories
agaus, acknowledgement and Abolitioni'm have
bseu achieved by their steudy adherence to regular
nominations aud, in the universal resolution to be
successful in 1856, they have noby sunk all personal
touds and sectional preudices. The election OF the
indonitable Wise, Of Virginia, WAS ono Of the most
signal victories Of regular nominations. The triumph
Of john Anthony Winston, Of Alabama, was also a
tribute to regular nominations. wckliffs Of Loulsa
ma, Peass of Texas, johnson Of Tennessee and many
other heroes Of late elections carried through
by the bo,iness and iley of the disinterested de
mocracy to regular nominations. And if we turn our
eyes TO the northern States shall find that wherever
the democrats have displayed most Zeal aud enthusi.
asm has been in support OF the candidates placed in
nomination BY the majority in the respective State
county or district conventions. There is not, with
two or three exceptions. in either hose IF Congress,
democrat who is not Indebted TO n regular nomina-
ton for his scat. Tho spirit which now annates the
democracy of the Union is the spirit which dsmsnds
full obedience the part OF the representative to
tho decision OF his constituents. and especially to the
example which placed him in the seat which he
holds. The democrats Of tho House have anticipated
the wishes OF the democrats Of the country; and
| where 10 the democrat. who witnessed the harmony
and the consistency Of the noble democratic column i'll
the House, during yesterdays ballotinss, who did
not feel proud Of his great paIty7 We are gratifed
TO 10 able to add Fhut the same sp'Sis Of fidelity to
democratic usage was manifested in the casoIs Of
democratic senators hold OH yesterday. 1t should be
| rcmeubsysI that the New York Evening Post has
commenced the Serare upon conventions, prcparato-
ry to the presidential cssvass when OF the hopos
| of the opponents Of democracy will be to throw the
secior into the House Of Representatives,. When
sbolitiouisu thus uunasks its designs, would be
iueIcussb- iu Democratic menbers Of Congress to do
otherwise than display tee spirit which now annatrs
both Louses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
4 BLoop.Tu,RSrY ABoLlrloNlsr.

Tn,ism Lloyd Garrison was invited 10 deliver 3
is,us before tho antisavery Boston committee, but
dsclned isr ths reason that Southerners have also
bsen invited to lecture at tie same place, on the
came subject. Although Mesrrs. Wise and Moson'
very properly declined to pass an ordeal upon the
su.rs!avery men, the simple fact Of their being nv'
TED has called down upon their heads the following
ss,:..ou. attack from Garrison the very Head-Deril
q abolition. Such sesrse and violent Trades prove
tSst these nssailct Southern statesmen have done
xher Hha!e du,y ir saadiIs by Southern rights and
.as Constitution. They also show that Senator Doug
rs. in saens to the cops.;u.ion, hes incurred the
;oro.s sbdisa hate, brs, at the same fras has en-
asa-es AvnssE aore thar sVe. to true patriots, IN
every ua.-.e- af the Union. Garrison says:
l pais-s,a.,d n,orsoxer that your invitation wsf
ais, r,ri 10 :ost lnsslpss ruA:aa Ls leader OF the
Il...usi- Kausss asxditss Dsrid Z. AtShnon-thst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
PROSPECTS OF THE DEMOCRACY

Under the above caption, the Albany Argus
publishes fucts and figures which indicate the
certain triumph Of the Democratic party in the
approaching Presidential election, if common pru-
dence, eveu in the selection Of candidates, il OBJ
served.
II there be any criterion tsays the Argus) whereby
to Judge of ths future prospects of the respective po-
cu parties it TO be found in the recent State cleo
tions embodying as they do popular opinion on tho
vital questions of the day.
Applying this test to the several political parties
we think no candid person can fail to see that the
Democratic party is destined to achieve glorious
victory next year. Twenty-one States have held
State elections the present year, of which fourteen
have gone Democratic. We give them in their or
der, with the majortes and the number of Pfesiden-
.al electors to which they entitled:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
A NOVEL SCHEME.

We publish With pleasure the following proposition
from all esteemed iisud in this city. We are not ia
formed to the precise process but We are assured
that it has been fully tested and that it achieves
mark able saving o, expense. It would be well for
farmers aud market-mon, in the present high prices
Of grain, 10 tr ythe experiment:
FRENCuMAS propose. TO cell pro-
49, cess. sntirely new. for tesdius fowls with ono
place OF the other fourhhs nothing.
nothing. aud "a obtsned by very natural proces. die
covered BY old Ereuch farmer II tnt,ens aud strength
the fowls giving them q delicious aud making
them weigh onohalt than by tbs pts,eut mode of
feeding.
Address L. ", Ct the ENQUIRER Ot;ce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

Ducas to the value Of thous and dollars we're GU
Saturday last sold to Mr. Alexander Lee an exchange
broker Of this city, by one james Turin, who it
usntly ascertaned. had stolen them from the
Secretary OF the Russian Legation, with whom be
bad come to this city in the capacity Of servant
T-ru has been arrested by officers Psrbau aud Stan.
a. SUD committed for tral by Justice Doar.r ya-
tjo1al lat.kigese.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

We are pleased to Learn that there is soeo pro-,
psct OF enjoying soon city the pretVsree anu
genius of Alexander Cat, Esq, the siiIeo NI'gIH.an,
whose achievements as sculptor nave aiFeauy gwen
him !. dese: 5e! rank in American arr. and who
promises to give still gres. proofs OF his endowments
and devotion.
Au order for several busts Of distinguished eiiaens
is no contemplation, which will require Nr Calls
presence here for come tms-.o the Delight Ct many
who learned to esteem and admire him on late
VISIT ChGr!es!cH LoEri.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

As one hundred and iorty-nlne constitute major
ity of the electors, it will be seen the Democracy
have but to get FIVE moro to carry the election. The
Legislature Of South Caroline is Democratic largely
and in that State the Legislature chooses electors
Taking therefore the elections Of the present year as
the basis, the Union is sure for tho Democracy.
The Know No,hiugs aud Republicans have carried
ths following Suites:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
EkDM E,IfROPE

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE STEAMER St. Louis. f,o,,
Havre via Southampton arrived here to-day trin.
ing London papers to the 2lst November. fh.ss ns
pers' though not quite SO late those brough,
Atrca' nevertheless contain some Interesting i,."' '
which are annexed WHY
Three magazines belonging to the Allies had bes,
blown UP near lnkernann. killing 10 men and S.
officers, and wouuiing 100 men and ten OFF,,
he magazints contained 10000 kilosrammes OF now.
der, aud $4,000 cartridges. The explosion wa. ters,
Three thousand charged shells exploded
very destructive fire had consumed tho Par, -,
vernuent bakery, iii which were 2S,UGO ouintsI5 =;
corn, and IN equal quantity OF -four and bscu;,"sji
OF which were burned.
The ship America, recently wrecked near G;br,,
lar had been sold by the underwriters and cottan o
by the purchasers. So'''n Oh
The Allied totlla, sent for tina: pl>poso had 4.
stroyed al immense quantity of Russia, gro;, ~ ,L.
coast OF Grieskemau. Tbs grain was psk.d IN s;s
tIerces extended two miles along the coast, and va;
Intended Tor the Crnean army.
The Car has dismissed Nciischikof1 as chief Of hi.
stan Of officers. and appointed General Adlenbure in
his stead. ~
General Mouryieff was so much affected by bis
str defeat at Kurs, that he has become iusanc. Sen,
had assumed his command.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

NEW YORK, DEC. o.-Flour ID dropping, sales
OF straight State brands So Ohio . 81, Southern uu.
changed. Wheat is dropping: sales of Southern red
ats 10, white IS. Corn has declined; mil ed 81
Fork Unchanged. Beef is lower; Chicago SIS 75-
Lard is improving.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
Address L. v, ct the Enquirer O&ce.

A PATRIOTIC LEGISLATCRE.-Ar resolution
has been introduced into the South Carolina Lcgsls
ure for the purchase Of statues Of Aoulrie Marion
Sunpter. Hayne McDulhe and Calhoun and also OF q
sarcophagus for Mr.. Calhoun's remains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

PaorrMoNs nre generally unchanged, aud the mar
kef closed steady.
Tnu money market 10 stringent, but conso!s
have advanced, owing to the favorable runIors. Con-
sole for money are quoted ut IS! 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

BALTIMORE DEc. 6.-Flour is steady; Howard
street, Ohio aud City Mills at 50. Wheat is lower;
sales Of red at 81 vs. = ", white To az 10. Corn
is lower; new white and yellow nj IS 80 cts, Pro.
visions generally are unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

EXPLOSION OF STEAM ROLLER.
CiNciSSari, DEC 6:-Thr boiler Of the steam fro
engine exploded in the street Yesterday, Will. nm
trial before the Chicago committee. The snn;osar
was killed and two other persons were wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TeleSrnphea for tho I,,c,-,.,-,
cONGklsS-r,

RfffNI 'rUIKIW EONGkISS .,
ShNAfE:-Mr. Hne's resolution calm, ~ ~ loJ2'
,or imr'at'on in regard 20 Kansas atF,;S.
taken up Mr. Hunter remarked that mo- ,trs was
suc' PROCEEDINGS unusual as the Pr.sdents p1ss
ed for. The resolution lie. over. Thu Scn",a asS'
journcd. ''"a'e ed'
HorsS.-Iha ballotinS for Speaker was contiru.,
Six Ballots were taken, I'll: last resulting as followa
Rcnar,is"n L campbell l6' Banks q, Pennington
The House then ADJOURNED
There appears TO be no prospect of an election hi,
week. Many members wish 10 consul, their con.,,
ency as 10 the course most advisable now to be- ,r
sued. ~ Pu''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

SENATORIAL ELECTION POSTPONED;
JErFkR>oH, Mo-, Dec j,h.-There will be no e' e.
ton for United States k,nstvr ct this session oi ''
Lepislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

FIRE AT NoRroLE.-The old City Hotel at Nor.
folk was destroyed by fire Sunday evening, about
o'clock, Is were several buildings adjacent. The
hotel was valued ut Sill ,O0U and was insured for
81 0 ,O0O in the Howard and Franklin As,ncia:on.-
MIR. W. Walters lost $500 worth Of furniture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

HAVANA, DEC. 2.--Busincss il good SUGARS
nave advanced, but unsettled. MoIasses |, bet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

VIkGIyIAy KiLLEp.-Cadsr Powell, native Of
Jerusalem. southampton county, Va, was killed in
Coultersrile, Mariposa cou3ty, California, on the
Doth October by James Skinner: feud Of long
standing led to the murder. The deceased was very
respectfully connected in Southampton county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

NEW ORLEANS, DC. 5.-Cotton is unchau
saies Of 1900 bales. Fair sugar a Il cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

The WauLeshn Paindealer Of Nov. q gives fig
urea re. ecc,n- Mr.. Barstow Governor Of Wi-consu
by 433 majority. and showing Democratic gain of
rLEvES THOUSAND on the vote for Congressman
yeur ago. when the Republicans had 1899 major.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07
THE AERICA AT RHSTnN
JoSIoE ,r .r,,

- TIE Af KICA AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, Dec. 6-Ihe steamer Africa, from Hall
taA arrived here to-day at half pas, one o'clock in
s!'hc Tor the mails 10 be sent by the Albany train
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-07

LAND SALE.-Hugh l.. Gallaher has purchased the
farm belonging to John G. Guthrie near Wuynes-
boro Augusta, for $50 per acre, cash. There are
900 acre. in the tract.