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Law scboo, Cumberland University, az Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Carutiers late of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green Of the ndses
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bomfed Ridley, OF the councillors of
Judges CaruheTs their whole exclusively
the school,
Plan isfrctionl. Daily examinations
books No regular explanations the
daily lessons the of the examinations.
g. Weekly common law aud which
dents OF facts profes
and through all the actual
Practice The framed
Deeds Wills and all documents he eva
dence In the trials Some OF cases are taken by appeal 10
which held monthly the and
public the end session The students act clerks
IFS jurors Judges and ehanceors, and In other official
Sacitiss their
the third Monday
TENDER, Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February aud ends second
Thursday In July
Expenses per scssion.Tuon $50, in
Tee 81 boarding $50. Students books
which be had il the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required complete unless the
previous required
There regular Students
any during the collegiate year
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number OF students the last collegiate year eighiysx
ROBERT l.. CAKJTHERS,
Feb lI--eoy President Board Of Trustees
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United states DIali.
FLORIDA.

Posr orYIcE OnrARrzHsr, July 3, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying the United the
Let of October, 1885, h day OF June leos neu
the FL0RpA in ine
will be the Contract Once oue
Ofhee Department Washing D.
the 20lh August, 1855, be decided The day
1854 Camp Bay PORT as miles and
baek twice week, IN horse coaches.
Leave Camp lizard Wednesday and saturday ai ami
Arrive q bay Port days by
Leave Bay Pom Tuesday and ldsy a, Jam
Arnye Camp lizard days by pm
6s35 From Long Clay Landing Waukeenah 100 miles
and back a week.
Leave Long Pond Monday q a
Arrive at Wsukecnah Wednesday By 0pmi
Leave Workbench Thursday al
Arrive Long Pond Saturday by
proposals. and eeribeae also nstruc
conditions
contracts, department may deem
The southern States, dated January ., 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
July li-Iaw4w Tlntel. and StaTl
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ImponrAsr Law WORKS, prbIishsa by Little,

JmpoKTAsT LAW WORKS, published by Little,
us. S .so vs cs
ports Court Of the United States
e es 81 s e "u1 H1sf work viii eo%s'sd
eo%P"s @ M s arc ~
catalogue price Of which sa 81 rms edition. n 70 % ~ o
sas m Is nsm @ ." Ill The
delivered issued and intended that the whole work
shalt completed early IN 1856
From the Chief Justice Of the United Stiles.
is publication one Of The most a.ea and valuable
volume need not say evidently prepared with sea
The character Of MI Justice Curtis = q %
viii be executed when eomp,etedn
lie as wei as Of is profession practising coaa Of
me nn,'1 10 I ls,s . '' ''' r. D. TANEY."
From Judge Mclean, OF United States Supreme Court
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udokg md need not say 10 the profession hs! no
az have long desired TO see Just SUI reports
The editions and me references. 70
affirmed proposed in this edition. VIII give % y increased
"Jaly Is, ls55 JOHN MCLEAN"
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS
complete decided by House Of Lords
the rrvy Council The Queen. Zen; Bench rss End E
~ Criminal appeal and The Admiralty and Ese..
rendered This series las The me, Of being complete reliable
convenient aud cheap IL now cited 10 NE
y reported 10 England here reprinted from the
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which thus embraces annual digest o. The whole
XXX pui, separate digest Of these thai time
after publish ropon., refer
volume and Of every other series where the same
Vols ready for delivery, 80 per volume
Vol XXvII nearly ready, containing Hillary Tern,
sm ls and Foreign Eosksssr ia Wilmington Boston
July es-iaw4w
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pOoixs FOR AUG rtON.--rhe undersigned has separated
from his other sock anumaer various subjects old
editions which, for
longer saable q their original prices
cpod many the best
Theology iene Juvenile books novel;,
sehol and miscellaneous
will auction
time, thgy hnsd hts
rrcs=a half when halt
price quarter price when ney not
June 30 FEANcK TAYLOR
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United States Mail.

ROPOSALS for carrying the mails United
s.day OF October, 1855, June, 1853 inclusive
Sla'e OF North Carolina, will be Once
me Post Office Department. the city Of angon until
days The 21th August 1885, al 3 ito be decided day
1856 From Raleigh by Bacaysve Avershoro Kyes
aud Mary's Garden, Fayetteville CT miles daily
in four-horsc coaches. .F
Leave Rileigi daily IN pm;
Arrive Fayetteville TX a
Leave Fayetteville daily nj pm;
Arrive al Raleigh days by F.&#
For form OF bid certificate, also
requirements, &c. advertisement inviting proposals
service In Virginia. North Carolina, &c dated January
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OyVIcE DRPA nrMrNT, July 81, 1855.
July 21--iaw4w
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DLAyS by Aana Cora A1ovstt. author OF AutobtGE-
Il raphy OF Actress. Price IS
The Hour OF the Man. by Harriet Maneau Price 9 cents
America and the Americans by w u. Baxter M. 7.
FAIRY Tais OF the Countess Bsunoy translated by j. X Planche
and ilIusiras John Gilbert
History Of P.eran in ali Ages and Nations by william Hewitt
Just received az 'h8-.4s TAYLOR MAUPfE
Mays Bookstore, near 9th street,
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Orphans Court, May &c, 1856.

Orphans Court, May %, 1856.
DisTRcr o. COLUMBIA, ~ I'D,
Washington county, w VI"
IN the Of Caharine Eckiof, ADMINISTRATIVE Joseph
EckloH deceased The Aforesaid with the
APPROPRIATION Of the orphans of Washington county,
tct OF Columbia appointed Tuesday, day July next
the final settlement and distribution OF
deceased tho assets hand far the have
ieced and turned into all
ing,on cy with their claims properly they may
be excluded from provided
copy this order be Published
"unon'' previous to said ID day of July next.
Test: ED. w ROACH,
Regisier Of Wills.
True copy
Test: ED. w, ROACH,
Register Of Wills.
MAY %, 1855.
June i6-law3w.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that ce1tificate No. Is
sued by The Washington Turnpike Company hundred
a1ty shares Vt ock in company
Campnn. having been lost application win be
the office of The Georgetown
e#sa G.. G WILLIAMS,
July lf-1awiwt Trustee OF Thomas Cramphn, deceased.
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Proposals for Live Oak for six steam sIoops-
of-War.


Bureau of con. a1 Sas- EQUIP SC,
SEALED PROPOSALS. for delivering seoak names
Of one 70 be delivered al zach o. As ya'a
mouth. nwi be received this bureau uni the I'D sepem
These proposa Proposals for Live Oak
and 70 ,ae ssaa e ' 1y may %
the whole frame, thirty thousand cubic eei and
Of herewith gwen. .lmalsd
WIN be required 70 s,sn The 70 a. 40 m and
Of delivery unnI The contract is fully completed In all des
cult parts Of The frame and Of e principal pieces Otherwise there
ha nassd 10 secure the public Interest anil
principal and difficult portions shall be delivered the
upieae by eommandant Of the yard, win be
Il win be stipulated in The contract ha. 4 default be made By 'e
~ and al me e and place Then and N a eass ne
damages Of money equal 10 twice the amount
@ s ss s s d ia
be recovered retained time from the said parties oil the
drawings and instructions with which
i when he viii be provided o% The uued States
shadelpha The whole must be en nom trees growing Within
The frame timber may be pomiscuou
IL, ragn fair but oaghewed the mould
as showing q me siding ,hs timber need
and hold dwellings shown the bevelng boards
(Which larger Than win be worked in the
sn win be allowed provided the pieces win hold tina, size but
toms win be paid for
The siding STEM apron deadwood deadwood
and must be ls nehes the stern
and after deadwood side " Inches IN the largest place. and
inches. The siding Of tho frame timber
lai nches and Of the pomsenous TIMBER fourth part
mus, side 10 inches and The remainder 10y inches a.
timber mould AZ iEebes at me ioor
head IA inches, aud AT The plank shear 7nchcs
The mdp dead fiat floor timber has curve Of inches IN
f,toek n inches in IS feet the fourth
hock inches in i ee. and The Top timber 10 INCHES IN y feet
risk and of the contractors subject to HE Usual
red hefpra the lat of
be disposed offer for than ship viii
mako separate proposal for each
FORM or OFFER
-, the State -, hereby agree furnish and de-
oak ,be for one ship estimated al thirty feet
Bureau Of conue,ioa Of The date June 1855,
stems apron dead~ood. stern post knees
tain $500 cubic feet, at per foot-S
kinds estimated at. 49,. 400 " per foot
Promiscuous timber, amount
Total amour. ...........3D,0u0 s.
(Total written in words.)
and conact navy agent tome at
--, for signature and certificate -
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
- in state - hereby guaranty that iorego-
bid accepted they w within days alter the
mated execute good
suretes said shall fail to into contract as aoe
guaranty make good difference between the offer OF
the said - and that which may be accepted.
Signature of two guaran,ors. a = u
Of property and able to make good their
(pate) tsignatnre)
(1s be signed syae district judge, United States
district attorney eoAeesor agen and no oheTs)
June 2a--law6w
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/ .suRcH sEssvEClss --Nsssrs TAYLOR g. NAURy have
very beautiful editsons of tho Common
Prayen aud complete Church Service" bound IL Paris
Jrhe 81 st Bookstore near Ninth street.
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Post once Department,

TE yulo aohonzins pesimaes whoSe oces
os furnished BY the with
money s The printing Of The hereby re-cndsd
tom and after this le ronsy WIN be received for that purpose
blythe department. JAMES CAMPBELL,
: gsae af-l-nfw Postmaster General,
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Acting Commissioner OF the General Land
Office TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of presumption OF the
of townships
required establish the the Satisfaction of the
office, and payment
practicable this notice.
public sale the
bracng claim will forfeited
JOHN hood,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
July % Inwl3w [Intel. aud Stat
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Miller e. Brown,


Washington, ID. e.,
liz lit atteud business before
W con ~ claim, and % Tinted States.
Once, IN sire I, opposite The General Post Office.
July t2--2lwJm
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CLEswOOD CEMETERy---ofhce No. 800 Pennsylyanii
VI of 10Th street, the Sav!nss Bsak J
cemetery laid ont the rnn ~ tho celebrated Greenwood
New York. and situated the high
r mile rorh Ct The Capitol North Capitol leading dfec
the gateway This company have received charter from
appopanu their ground burial MAKING
lee title TO the nrchascr, and prohibiting ali eecvcachsns @
LEGISLATION otherwise which Of those WI
wish hcr sena TO rcpotr where they have paccd them fort
become custom in all cities when the burial ground become
valuable fnr ohrr the dead pr
m,scupny large legal prevent
titles given the
n. Office open ffsm 10 ~. psmphieis, win
sp The charter and bylaws, and all other information, can
obtained aso al orders for iaonn-nts ie with Mr. Jsmss ~
yey No qosssen'h street, any ob undertaken win be prom
" attended TO-, - III June lT~aN
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Delaware College.

He first lheae& caieEe will
2]ib q!
gnn the
he watch student ak- full
par,cnsr aebioa agricultural science
analysis
the of the IDENTICAL (under ].
~. w A. ny correspond hose college
For fur her parucuars address
DANIEL KinKWoJD, President.
NEwAR (D.i . July TO- 1855.
July l3-iaNBw
- fiSsl II viii sell The lot street, oppos Franklin
quarr ti 18Th
ID. which he
bureau of
nv fet on ssredng hundred forty
noh irtfty feet alley ALbEF I SMITH.
Ana 3--2aw4x
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United states Mail.

Posr DspA RTMENT,
Contact Ofice, July IS, is5'.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United states from ls
september 1851 30ih day OF June 1859 inclusive IN M
Virginia, the Contract Office of the Poi
Department. the city Of Washington. until of 2'h
August August, routes
the herein specified:
Williamsburg Grove Landing, miles and back SIX
n week. ~ y Fl
Leave Williamsburg daily, except Sunday, at snmi
n Grove Landing day by 10
Leave Grove Landing daily, except Sunday, 2pm,
Arrive q Williamsburg day by p m.
5227 From Yorktown Grove Laadug miles and back, "
week. s1 4
Leave Yorktown Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive a Grove Landing days by 10
Leave Glove Landing Monday, Wednesday, and Frda
Arrive az Yorktown days by m.
Proposals for six times week invited.
Williamsburg Yorktown, ~ mites and back times
Leave Williamsburg daily, except Sunday, Of 8 m;
Yorktown day by II
Yorktown daily, except Sunday, at IN;
Arrive at Williamsburg same day by . m
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 97-law4w Postmaster General.
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mo. 1851


%OTICE OF the establishment of M additional land
" Office in the OF Wisconsin.
In the Congress approved February 81 1885,
entitled additional
Wisconsin, embracing part present WILLOW
RIVER lying oftbe line dividing townships forty
district declared
present.
the United States SUPERIOR in said state.
Given under the city OF Washington this 2st day
April, A. ID. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
% General Land Office
Aprl 29-law6w int. and Star
MkIAILAN HOUSE, Hanover stree. BSs,oA -,
Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished posss
talhe modern and the acconn,odB
the travelling public
Dee Il -dly
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hRAWING tooks. from Pnets aud London Imported
direct the undeancd q kinds AMI descriptions
Landscape Drawing Nnimai Lite,
Perspective Architectural having, Dsaashnas, re, nc.
May 10 FRaSCK TAYLOR.
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Treble Patent Improved Eyclet Machine.

FIRST pateut--conbined stock.
A. Second patent-seif feeding win eyeets
THIRD fs,enrr rvelins both Sides
All good eyeet strongly
mended hut Lipman improved IL
dedy the best brought before public possessing
advantages,
Il IL strong, aurahc aud not liable Of order
g. and IN
ton ciinches The eyelet both sud-
time the Sc need NOT be reversed turned
oneh the eye second time, with all
machines.
useful to the merchant filing away papers, well
othee, aud very labor saving machne.
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR SMAURY.
May 20 Book and Stationery Stoe, Oh street.
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WIN. III. Merrick,
AT Law,
No. % Louisiaaa penue,
AZ I'LL practise in the Court OF the United -tates the
w caus. and sepori Dis.ct OF Co
iumba
Dec 27--3awF
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A UTOBiOGRAPHS of rage, vol. London, 1858
n Phil!ps's World, beyond tho EARN vol London idao
Alesaodria and het schools; BY Chas Kingsley vol tS5
The Philosophy of Universal History by cheyater
= vols. London, ini5.
Osburns Monumental History Of Egypt vols London 1855
Hardwirk's Sh Hug PeeSage is55
A Shiilng's Worth Of Magic, by Profess AndeI-on.
Daniel de Foe and Churchi John Forster. vol 1855
Hashs History L,tefause, and o the Greeks; from
the German of Jacobs ! vol 1857.
Pctes Ninev.h-ts Ancient History and Modern Explorers.
vol. lss5.
The Cuhosiiies Of Lon by John Tnbs vol 1885.
With other English hooks imported by last steamer by
June Ia FRANcK TAYLOR
NEW EDITION o. DICK EMS ca,npiete WAR So
IN The works Charles Dickens Five
volumes, ~ 50. t.Ht l..
The Missing Bride, Mirlan Avegar; Mrs. Emma %.
e. Sou,hworh Paper, 81; bnunh 81 s5
The PickWick Z complete. Price 50 cents
II fur u TAYLOR MatRY'S
May n Bookstore, 9tp street.
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spessesiss.
GOLD silver 6ne steel aud paed rrctacs eye glass, &C. q
All focuses with peocRi pe,scnc aud nafshrl glasses
long experience givs peculiar advantages aeecag glasses
adapted TO the eyes Of wearsrs.
.#aa VI. w. GAIT & BRO,
s2f Penn avenue between Niaih and TenIh siteets,
Jan2a-u ~
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

Tho undersigned Of in the State of 49,, and -, OF
the hereby guaranty that In tie toreso
ing accepted they viii, days
cep post Office named desig
for with good and sufficient
sad shall fail TO enter into contract as
SAID offer
the said - and that which may be accepted
. ~
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lDate.l

Witnesa
hereby certify "A and known
property able make good their
(jae) (Signature)
(To signed BY Judge, United States
district attorney, collector, many agen and otheTs)
June 22--las6w
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Total amount. 30,OuO -
(Tota value to be written in words)
should my accepted, request be addressed AT
the navy agent at tomo
-, for signature and certificate.
(Date) (Sgnaure.)
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I'VE BOWS REVIEW Mny.
IL Frank Lesle's Gazette for May.
The ins Outs OF Paris, by Julie de Margueriies.
The ODoherty Papers, ty the late Wn Maginn; lvols.
McEIlgo,t's American Debater.
May FRANCk TAYLOR
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FORM or OFFER.

I-, Of the State of hereby agree TO furnish and de-
liver The United States al the whole Of The live
ship, thousand feet be
the conformity with the advertisement OF the
Of Constructions of the date Of 22d June 1885, viz
Stems deadwoods sernPost Knees
deadood knees, keeisons and hooks estimated 10 con
tain ............ 5000 cubic feet, at per foot-S
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-13
progress therein and asked leave to sit again, WI
was granted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION
The House met at P. NJ. and, on motion OF MT
D. F. Caldwell the House resolved itself again INTO
committee of the whole, NJ Shepherd being cale
to the chair ,
Mr. Caldwell continued his remarks upon the
bill to charter the Peoples Bank at considerable
length.
The question arising before the committee on seVe-
raj amendments offered by Mr. Mebane they Were
adopted as follows: strike out Peoples and make
the title read the " Bank of North Carolina
On the next, striking out Wilmington and insert
Raleigh, Mr. G. Green called for division OF the
question, when the committee voted to strike tout.
Mr. Love moved to insert Goldsboro which was
lost.
The committee then voted to insert Raleigh in the
place of Wilmington.
The bill was further amended in some unmPor-
tant particulars on motion of Mr. Mebane
Mr.. Steele submitted an amendment by an addi-
onal section placing the proposed Bank on an equal
y with other Banks in the State, having reference
as to achere the notes may be redeemable, which
amendment adopted.
Mr. Norn.ent offered an amendment to insert Lum-
berton, which also adopted.
Mr.. Dargan opposed the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Baxter the committee arose.
Mr.. Shepherd reported from the committee OF
the whole that the committee had made progress on
the bill to charter the Peoples Bank, and asked
leave to sit again, which was concurred IN by the
House.
On motion of Mr.. S. y. Williams the House ad-
journed.
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Bank of the State n. c.,
Raleigh, Jan. 8, 1855.

CARLYLE. Friend Ayer:-In this age of quacks,
charlatans and mere windy. gaseous pretendcrs to
heal who blow at every street corner and in the face
and of all men, their loud blaring Jericho trun-
pets and other noisy bosterious instruments of
velously twisted brass, in such woefully shame
ridden epoch as, this say, it is comforting, nay
cheering to the earnest we'll wisher of his race
to know there has arrived in this world a genuine
Physican-to light once more upon sumething besides
mere Sangrados and Don Mercurial Jalaps with their
phlecbotomics poisons and warm water
Your Cathartic Pills and Cherry PectoraI, carry
US toward to Halcyon days-to mllena Pharmaco
poeas, when Science, deep diving down into the
principles of things. shall, with infinite cunning,
bring out the genuine Elixir Vitae for of a truth
there is manifestly enough somewhat of that same
Life Essence in your subtle vegetable Installations
and compounds.
You realize to us the visions of those painfulest,
smoke-dried Alchymists- seekers-drea-
mers among retorts and crucribles, touching the
Quintessential hidden Virtue of the Universe which
should antidote distemper and break for man the
Wheel of Time.
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DIVIDEND. The President and Directors of the
Exchange Bank of Virginia have declared dividend
of A per cent, out of the profits for the last six
months After reserVing per cent, 4 per cent net
will be paid to the stockholders. - .t.'el
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A gentleman who gave Ex-President Fillmore the
ballot which he saw him deposit in the box at the
late election, informs the Buffalo Express that Mr..
F. voted for Myron Ell. Clarke as Governor of New
York, and for the entire Wing ticket. Clarke is an
abotionst of the darkest dye and active supper
ter and instrument of Seward-and the platform
upon which the Wing party fought in New York,
was malignant anti-slavery, and must lead to dis
solution of the Union if its principles be carried
to practical operation.
The above fact shows that Mr. Fillmore, the boast
ed friend of the constitutional rights of the South,
has again plunged headong inty the current of anti
slavery. VIII Southern Wings still stand by this
model Whig and Know Nothing as their next candi-
date for Presidentg Will they continue to proclaim
in advance their devotion to Fillmore, in his present
position of endorser of Clarke and real supporter OF
William H. Seward? Rich. Enquirer.
A BRAVE" ENGLISH NoBLEMAN. Lord Forth has
returned to England from the Crimea. 1t is said
his return has created great indignation. The Lon
don correspondent of the New York Tribune writes:
"He is very young officer, minor, and, as IL
seems not much of a hero In the battle of Alma
he threw himself on the ground, and Screamed-l
am frightened | can't fight. Lord Raglan sent him
word that in the next battle he expected to dis
tngush himself by his gallantry, that his cowardlce
might be forgotten. But at TnkerrInan he again be-
haved cowardly two officers therefore, were sent
by the General in Chief to cast away his epanlettes
to break his sword, and kick him out of the camp
He returned to England disgraced man-his family
disown him, and the clubs closed against him.
FEARFUL AND FATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday about
one O'clock the steam saw mill of Mr.. VIM b. BeeD0
& Co., in Northampton county, N. C., exploded HI
ling three negroes and injurng two others seriously
The engineer, Mr.. George Conner, was also injured
but fortunately no to any great extent Inc nm
ITSELF is mass of ruins. Of the cause OF the accr
dent we have not been informed.
Medical attendance procured as soon as p0Ssr
- Pet. Den1