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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE.

LET THE SICK HEAR THE TRUTH.
CAPTAIN BENJAMIS.-Wherever known his test
mony will be conclusive. But lest those who do
not know the Captain should be sceptioal, DIR. Daw
son & Bro, with others Of the best known aud most
highly respectable citizens Of Easton, endorse his
wonderful cure by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-05

THE NEW YORK 4 LIVERPOOL
GE& UNITED STATES >9Hk&
MAIL STEAMERS.
TNH1 sHIPs COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt Eye,
ADRIArIC, Ospt Grafton.
These ships have been built By contract, express.
" Tor Government service; every care has been
taken In their construction, q In the Engines to
insars strength and spesd, and their socommoda.
tons for Passengers are uneQuallsd for elegance
and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to LIVERPOOL. in
nfst
EXCLUSIVE use OF extra sise state rooms 800
From Liverpool to New York f30 and f2O
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each shin.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
RbWAkD z. COLLINS 4 CO.
Sc Wall street. Nee York
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.,
E.a. ROBERTS Z CO., Liverpool
ID Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNR0E 90,
70 Rue Notre Dame des Victoires Psria
GEO. b. DRAPER, HAVE
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
Tor gold, silver, bullion, specie, jeyelry precious
stones or metals unless bills Of lsding are si1nsS
therefor, and the value thereof therein sxprssssd
nov 16-dly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-05

vii replace weakness with strength, incapacity With
smcaency, irreguarity with uniform and natural 90
bat With happy effect on the general organization.
A0Bear In mind that all maiadiss, wherever they
begin, fssah with the nervous system, and that The
pArslisston OF the nerves motion and sensation IA
physical death. Bear In mind also, that for every
hind of nervous disease tbs. Nixer Cordial "a thu
only relisSle preparation known.
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Correspondence "i The Baltimore SUR

i>ii>"IoN, D"i u.
.N..r1 an" tue i1;d .>'ii,; ire Tat' 5-'r.cpIa'
Yro Rp"h'w,-Ey.r' q, the H.rprD.@y Irmiy--
.ihU,Iy'.0n ND' D,sarJ.
Nnc IN. Mexican Munster in Paris iia, Recently
ha! OCCASION - "xpldn iH"i the """::nrJw {" SANTA
l!t r,uucrtr vI:n design ir ',ic HItH'y
Ha's ui Mexico To- The United STATES urf Minister III
" X!ru has also found It Necessary yinuruir the
.Il".s al The .rr..m revolution from The char: rt
- Y :ia through h.u culGir tli. protection "f he
l'n.;,h Stairs he ,nt"s. however. TINT on tie part
i the gvG:vc Interest. Suggestions had been
I.,'',' IN him III favor at nHi"n With l'!r United
S,. and t": .hr rci>yn ttr Mexico had proved
he iurHpl5!c a.: scf;ovcrumrnt
H"'ainG w"uit bc more r"ru:.vr I" both nations
:h.M >gch Il UNION. Bun. al tai same fimr II Is well
un.!,rst"rd iha in the SoIincrn Mexican p:"vimcrs
which have II" political coGncXi"n sympathy win
n: late movements "f ihr;" Southern N:acS 'I=
object Il wcm their rebellion aims free tr'.,c with
;nc United States. Their movements have n"w rX-
tended 10 AMI embrace San Luis Po:o>I. Bat the
States and near the IL" Grams" ARE determined &"
be rid q! the C,u:.r- and inr"p"!ics w!I;ch
have heretofore and always crippled their conan rec.
II Is iul surprising that these States look towards
imnr!iu!c commercial aud AN ultimate political con
II. XrH with The American Union. There j. iu,cil in
the present aspect q; lrxican affair, iiu; ."I> the
creation al independent Republic By IL" Northern
states at Mexico: G,iI "lg m; o!lr.; and first step
viii b" I" establish irc" ami reciprocal commercial
relations with The United States.
the British provinces i.ri ot IL, Hrr well pleas
r wtii tn. operation III til" r,cipr"r.iv Which has
already "lm.n,.i trade with IL al iva millions
IIriL that they have rgil>, ~ cherish ,c- g.is
sluuNHiI"n ~ tn ..itr States. The rc.aXl'.un
i,Iii-h colonial policy Ia !hrr favor mas gwen them
~! irHi ;I"y dt-!r'. from ir". government. ami IN
..I,.r" >graiinn .f"Iu il" mrih"r craG'ry hn-
81. a.>r:h'., ~ j.,A. Tn, i VII l,,r us, t,r nn
a.; c".:tc dincGi"s ~ ,cf'pu' character ~ ih's
cuu,.ily. los.
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THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Our as, National Democratic Convention recon-
ineudcd that each Stale should hereafter appoint hut
TWO delegates To our National Conventions. The
Rocking ham Register aul SITUATION Nn,iica;or have
lately come out IN favor u! The appointment ut lar
ger delegation. We tm. i!!ni the recommendation
al the Baltimore Convention wise and
should be adopted. fhc number Of Delegates beng
two ff"n cIrh Cums gtesnaa! D>iric; and there b:i!n
wa h;r0rc and icrty two districts, viii have 4
Convention numbering some four huadrcd aud eighty
tnur delegates. Ths convention would bu iarsv
enough 10 ensure iair representation of the ciams
ut our prominent men. In addition 10 this, wIrI
there 10 no Emit put the number ut dele gates those
States in the immediate nrshGorho"d w"nd ii! tie
Convention 10 ovcrrwing. We think, however,
tina. there wcn be al Election Ia Increasing il'
aGn'1cr - three delegates Tor each C"n..r"ssirH&
District us ;lcrr wuui'i DC difficulty nnu.u5
r'"h large enough To accommodate seven hundred .n'.
,Weaty's!X delegates. Three delegates from eacn
CONGRESSIONAL district would. iiiiuf. be sufficient
10 c's"rv iuiy Representation OF iLr wishes vi the
Fe'f'- ''tFtrS SIGte.- LguchjRrg RC3VGiica!.
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Gen. MCMAHON, THE HERO OF TIL. N-|-


Gen. McMaiiou ur.!r, Whose c1:nnhud iile ricirh
trn,,,- capture, . MaHku!i at Scbus'np"i, l. OF 'e
aid DRIED stock, his ancestor having followed james
H. ,u;o exile. Ills n,GirlIat" an"esI"r--ilther OF
.,rnnG,a.hcr-t!c MarIui. McMnh"m, Was Diplomatic
rent or Commissioner In the ti"-; Congress I" NC
limited S,uir- He nf the orl-nni members
I,n;,..I into Wd.hiurnn's order OF the 't.ncin!l'
ard i mentioned III Hoods "fr!cG"y son, 81 81
Patrick" IL being present ~ nr ihr.Iioinh" t.yUI"
Fam If IN. rish anniversary ut phi!a-!pnia III Ss
with Washin-irr, Lafayette. Count DH'"i "I;i.'Ti'
iIarI Nryloi, Nc. Il wGs that occasion " ash
,.,,n ,ya. ".,inp.d' Gs - son ot -. Patrick. -
Srr,.u. % "reminiscences these - i"1Tr'" rs'i.
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RAILROAD MANAGEMENTlH GERMANY.

RAILROAD IN GERMANY
corres2onden; oi y. Y. Sun gives an interest
H.; acc9ant OF :he name. railroads are managed in
Germany:
Every railroad company i. bound by law to have
tou,e track on their lines and no persoI Is allowed
81 walk on q railroad track at any time, by day or
nsG; uauer penalty Of the law. 4 barrier. consist
i o.: ;no strong planks, is placed along he side Of
~. ,racks, to keep off animals. Every fifteen or
twenty mi.es along the track there is station for
saar& or wacnn,ac. who lives in little hut beside
Tie road auG business il is 20 be ct Lis post,
with rcd tsg 10 his Land az The approach Of every
Grain ana before the train is due |" patrol his beat 10
zee that al! safe and 20 all obstacles which
are SOMETIMES placed upon the track by inlscreans.
"a ne 0. caEcr Ills guard hosts on telegraph,
80 ,a.,.d which Stands near each guardhouse red
;.!'e! '-aSc.. winch be seen b. the engineer Il
gran di,aure; but II everything Is right, the two
wn,rr v the telegraph stretched in the air.
Dag The night there isr,aC =! the c0scef, Ian
:%g:: WIKI deep red i!. placed in Tie cir as warn
H.. ii !,.u,er; and comaion uie II nil : III safe
Condition A. every c:OssuS there IS gate, which
j. .Grsc0 up ;rIln Is due, and any one,
ell he. um lurs-hacl y! carriage SSho desires 20
cross Lu>: vat uli '- train mas passed.
Sc:L; such regulations would not COME amiss in
tbs cUlatrT.
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Closing seen =.

Just n the tunvt,t"lwf-c closing one %. ~ ,r''''
b,,- 'ii.r,. rr-n!ulr ,.b"i"!Ia- the ''h"! ''s''
|; was eventually a up"n TIE able b.: u maj l;!a-
i,ri;v /; i cv0ru l!;l ;i'y arr E'l%h' :" ayr =
am, 49, g.;y regard '= :.iUu, ~" IA 'Hi" ~
fart I; w:c IL s".!!' s"r us>nhhih-r 20 h"'! '
l, and IS. inr;l.. Ia. pretty ,'lccIGh.Iy arc"'E'
u... i. al i.cG Is some al - ri'ihr'S " VIZ re-
.,ar.rt Il. Il Conveniently ";h"Te ~ !. mere ,",'
M,ri.n.. without HUAnr:iy. ngt Of some one nun
,ire! ami forty clti"s and t"nnt: 5u tory W''t
'.-,,.,J a it'll. more ;i;sn nt. fourth Lat h"i"'
If ,,;Iia cro,I. yynril t!"y caaId not draw upon
,rrir own merits, ;hcv lave called Mass M"".'"-
:, he held ~ Richmond during the Fair Ly"'''"-
R,Dyii0Ig.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAfa!YGroS, Oct ID is said in circles bes;
acquainted with Mexican Affairs ;hat President AlvG-
req Is lr the Tor The tines although his patriot
len and bravery BEYOND suspic;nn; and that Ceu-
ero Curuiori OriGg lwuch nbier, shrewdcr and more
popular, will rven,d.ily be entrusted with the r~ins
OF G,rrra!n,nt But it is {" .tinonte, i~h" will II
ne w.siIv. retained mere under any circumstances
q. Under any rc,mrl that iirxico looks tor leader
all. ds TIE probable Regeneration of his country.
Ii * understood that liar5ous of Ncw York is IN
tn. City 10 sustain his original claim as successor tc
tn" Garay Grant.
Instructions have just been issued from the State
D-par.nru;, TO Mr.. Ward, the United States Consul
n, Pdnara 70 raise his flag again, his Conduct like
that ut DR.. Worrrl late Cu;tcd Safes Consul at Ma
tanzas, baing strongly condemned by the Govern
f,,.I>
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u q - a IL =
TnE INDIAN SUMNER.

INE. tNITItN % II VI ..rN'
VIVA, is there sad; u:nS IN n" a0tuini' it't',,
uay. th,.v that .grrrm aai v"li"w m'a"'h''!'
That the sweet poe, spake "t!--lihd lie .te"
Or vsrieyated woods when first the '!"S'
Turns into beauty all Oct"bers charm. - s.orm
When the dread fever quits us-when '"' ''
OF the wild Equinox, with all as wei. A, :.
na. lett the,iaitd. rs the frat dv!ure ir,l "'
Tp ~ the io Ore ,ops-hc hac not sighed
The moon stays longest for tho hunter now ,Nr n,no
ANA aasy squ'rre boards hi. winter n ssTS nlon.
Wne a soys The orssL% r ''' and II ,sa, bend.
The Lrich. Blue sky above mn, .;o" ''"' '|
yn-n;bcen:iv q! Ii. t":es; ifioc'
a. Co., i..ron.il he cver-rrenS, aua ashs ~
''Waat IS ;Aeie S'N" ''''1 '' Bruuard.
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Mcssrs. E.ii;nrs--A number 1T distinguished gentle
men IN the South hRvc been invited IL discuss, IA Boz
ton, that cradle rv iii" sub" "a slavery. sin0s
,r,n The gifted gc:i,:rnian ws"se heads Ihis
lcic. Munv. who love the Union. dcs II" d.. Smith
70 20 ana discuss h.irr" New Em.inui audience tie
philosophical an'l moral lnt The poiica!I u-pcc. Of
this question:. We are sl.; MIR. Wise did hot CO..
We should rll them, politicians we S,urm in G"aio
with thcn that which is "nr> bG! many well meaning
christians IN the North have been mIs!c, and !icur,.
they are found on the side ui ianaticsn. Let Pr.e
dent Smith 20 Ivy all means and l.. the studcn;s at
Cambridge. the merchants, ;radrsucn and pcas,niry
Of New England lcirl r"a Nlr. mia clcrgynan liz
ng that torch That threatens Ia consume ;hu fabric
reared by the hands and cclnencd by the blood Of
urr fathers. ClNlS.
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CARRY Ne bACh;

DS, SAN = >pIi~S<N
In 81. T';:Siany's i"b:y clare.
~. worked from r!.h' 10 hi-n''
\ r...ir' up & n"fniv crew
E. al. ne IL he t:-at;
Bu; :hr Likely !"..:.a's s'nrii IL raj,
tai &, dvbel was 10 pay:
AMI st.c!! & s,..,hius do Eel,
GA 1e election day.
CHORUS.
Den carry !!c back 20 my ha!i'e state,
TO i.:v aa.vc State once more,
o carry m back-O carry me back
TO Massachusetts shore.
If1. {! NV tr;cks-my si-ns and grips;
Both VIII - and LUl::es war DIR,
San was afraid dat some would break
And So he made them swh".
Du;'; wan, no usr-oue night VIC met,
Bv the light .: the silver Moon
AnL The drafted Loiics ruu away
Dey swar dey smell dc coon.
Chorus.
D. SouTs no place for midnight clubs
Nnr Yankee co.ored folks.
d. way dcy sometimes treat us dar-
Ga San can't stand such jokes.
So give me here my lantern dark
III "qur this n,ouruiul vale.
Aal spend de remnant vi my days
Wid Wilson and Johnny Hale.
Chorus.
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pISDSpEr1S DE PEACE

When the evacuation Of South Sebastvpol was an.
pounrcd mt toe Cnur, 0, 81. Petersburg DR.. -,
an Intelligent; hu: .ir.,u spoken Tenn-sseonn, now i'll
thai cltv, sad i;io presence OF the Grand Duke
CoaStSu,Ic:
"W i. :;I.. influence u 7c.r" =
9Th. only peace Russin will accept was tho re-
ml-alb answer Of The PriEcc, "nust not only guar
na;rn liberty ui wnrship ali Glasses Of Christians in
Turkey, oul i, mas: constitute und declare Costanti
n0;Ie Tree port. The Ro.ph"rna common arcnuc.
aud the EuA!uc The bazaar al the commerce U! the
work.
4 grand aud significant pledge CO.. our peaceful Re-
public vi free Interchange with n, Iuv v:oildt " y.
EEs,,,s.
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MINERAL, RrsuuRCEs or NiRGiYIt.--ln mn Gr:Icla
upon tia; mineral resources OF this State tho Bedford
Sentinel says:
"L..llo.rnpiic Marble. III superior quality has
recently been discovered III Giles coUniy. Va ny
DR.. L. I. Caldwell, lately Resident practitioner III
u beautiful polish. This kind OF Marbs has been
found only III other location in North Anicr'c"'
viz: near Luke Snco i'll Cana,a. The Nii"$r"ph:c
MHrhl" now used by printers Is imported cNtcll-
svriy from Germany am! Holland.
"in Giles, Montgomery, Wyihc and Carroll, other
varieties n fine vaIicntcd Marble are found, inc!n-
ding Tn" liuesi black, ni-r>perscd with veins III Whit"
gray, blue and others, with mixed cu"r5 at red, blue
yellow, white, green, black and green. OcIrc is MS"
abundant.
The Burr Milestone tsuch as IS imported from
Frum,.j ui iiuc quality, is found in Giles; uTd
Agate, in great variety, nb"unds III nearly all the
South Valley counties. \ con.iomcraicd quartz
stone, suitable inr InI-Stnucs for ch"ppng grain
grinding plaster found Ia abound in the Conti-S "f
Washington, Sny the, Wythe. Montgomery. Monroe,
iirecnbr;cr. Allegheny aud PucnhOntas. \ very
pcrlor quartz stone valuable for miII-stonc,, which
ccavcs III every direction, is found tho land Of
Mr. Hawkins i'll tho northern part Of Campbell
county.
~ species of fine stone, suitable for sharpening
zurs, and other liHecdrcI Instruments, has been found
hear G.icr Court House, 10y Welsh miner. residing
there. 1t IL superior t" any Imported. Very fine
stonr suitable -: similar purposes. IS nuni atov"
Ia" Rcd Sulphur Spr!L-s, IN Monroe county; md
other va i"':rS cIurl L" the llin">tn ~ Turkey Oh
entire rcyu;i u: Southwestern VIZ ina contains with
in is ;nr%Ilau>tibr beds 81 Gypsum, Salt, lron
amd other valuable mineral yro,mcts.
an short. STATE Is rich IN mineral wealth, which,
WHEN property developed. viii, III IL great measure,
sGlrr'rtc The r.,:y iIr !r:rI.! Imy"rtaol.
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KANSAS ELECTION.

ST. LOWS, Oct .!--rEc Kansas correspondent; ut
the Missouri Democrat has Trtu:m. from %prec'ncts.
sv'ac Ru,el, tor Congress, 935 votes, 29precIilci
hear Irun, and 1t though, the vote vii! exceed
3,ulO. None but actual residents for thirty Gays
were permitted 10 vote. The ircrs,irrs src getting
up document 10 contest Wh!el's seat showing
ut he has many more votes in several places than
ih:fc were legal voters.
Delegates toa constitutional convention have been
chosen. L. frame State con,i'tu'ion and apply i"r
Him's-on int" the Cuicn. EN-Ci"rcruor Rcedcr will
Ne bearcr Of thc prt.!inn ~ Washington.
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nlaEEs.K..AN a;OCS.
TIE QUEEN OF ENGLAND'S VISIT TO
PARIS.

c,rresoouIsnt of the Wa:chman and Observes.
wr:in, IRON Paris, gives the following sNe'c'i '' 'n'
,a,e visit OF Queen Victoria to the French me'rop-
oils:
Tho v;.i, of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert I"
Vi, T,,,,.;,, Majesty has kept all Paris for some time
~, ,. mn, r!re Tie streets Through which tne cor
;,.;. was 10 pass were uauS'ai!y animated On tne ua
l.: n, sy.ac!r,! arrival If the royal party Almost
ay.ry nous, had hsgs h"agin. tfom the "lro"ws-
rr..rS English aud Turkish Often On tho same la
.,,r VITA occasionally ar American banner. III
u1na nr, hes spannrd the s!:e,;s with words OF wei
come inscribed uP"n them. lhr crowd "t 'iSlIorS
wa. said 20 exceed thing ever known before; eve
W, ,IlIi- adOv'rG so'Gr unusual ercnt-aOu sucii
in,c- !: vas; oc not Tor NOR. than tarce hundred
Y. ar. has such an expression ri aniy beci Witnessed
;.gtyrern the two nations MOONS on the me o inc
rnya route through The city were aired sometimes tor
So :or .nu time OF the passage - was The lo"eI'
pric. tor those the axe. WAS f"rtuha'" enough
10 hay,. AL Avcriran acquaintance who haI
r"oGl. on the boulevard DIES lii.iieGs' 10 "h"m
was indebted for 4 sea; on las balcony. Inc cor
,e:e was - pass through me harSt paris OF rnrs-
pas. the Madeleine. through The Champs Eysers
ont T. 81. Cuui-a distance d: seven miles
The whole route i!nnd with soldiers on on"
eide in the city hundred thousand OF the Ma
t:onhi Guard, Composed c Phri>iGn citizens arra-
81 in iuuhis In: oil ih- other were fifty Thousand vi
III. Regular army in single fic. Without the city
We're the cavalry nui other military imes-u uouue
wall the who's way 10 ST. Cloud. About O'Clock
the signal guns were heard, ana alter nan an hour,
when It was growing dark because the sun WIS less
polite than the Par.siGs and would not wait for their
mairslies the cpva.calr IN sight, and the crowd
rssed their loud shpu;s. FIRST came about twenty
officers % high r;lk on horseback, then the open
carriage % state drawu 10y iour horses. with several
ou:si.rs: this contained Queer Victoria in the sea;
OF honor. the Princess Royal by her SIDE, Prince Al
bert opposite hia consort aud tbs Emperor b. side
him. Imcr VI Iest.c' Kept uP IN inceesant no~lE'
.lke "A man sawin marble" n, Hood says. The En-
pernr bowed with less cmprcSsenen,; thereby show.
in tHG :uscd the greeting as intended Tor !is
rvvnI Ga"st, Ih,u followed The six maids nj homer
-O.nu,iul women of "a. iou"i.a:t" l;!!ny-thc
Prime =: Wa!c-. Prince J":cuc, e.. The Empress
Eu..ina was at -. Cloud ~ rgysiv" the company Il
wa. = b..ii u.i novel eight. but uc The least in-
:crcs:.u: part uf il the CLOSING together u. the
iIr!a: iu!c Of humanity ate: lie cuvaicidc had
srcy; bv. Such s.a "i hU.;rau faces had never
Seer.
Il probable that lnHN: Serious accidents occurred
bu: ar"h never appear al the newspapers. The sur
veauco over Ino press Is SD thorough that every
hanGLii. ard advertisement mus, huv" the Imperial
se,n, aEI s4.scon II, by tho Project OF the Po-
l,cs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-26

4 BROKER KILLED Herman c. Adams, n
broker IN milwaukee, shot in his office on Mon
day afternoon by IL German named John Frc;ncr,
who came 10 demand money Tor another person,
whic, was refused, when he fired double-harrel
pistol, woundin- Admins morta!ly. Adams died on
the i-ht Of the Eth met. The murderer has been
arrested,
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CITY AND STATE NEWs.

TuE FAIR ~ pErEHsHrRG.Thc sccon! nan"i
exhibition of the Union Agricultural Society oi S-
nin and North Carolina commenced yesterday III i'c-
;ershur=. Abiding to the preparations Tor The faf'
the Express says:
NEARLY every stall was taken Saturday even
i'm and some OF the finest cattle exhibited in this
country, urc already OH tho ground. The Octagon
and Floral Halls, though not crowded. will be well
Iled and contan some ut the handsum-st OF paintings
mc.,ilcwvrk. flowers, fruits &c. that we have ever
brhclI.
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rurr.sr OF pASSMOEE WILLIAMSON.

II;i,,priPHIl. brT. .!.-ln IN" l. >. bi7FFt
r,,,, f,-i;,. II petition from pGSm"rt: Williamson
~ mic. hv bis counsel Iui pnrtlv read. when
Iiit. Kaa- said TINT Williamson had III" fi-ht u!
;uniyu,s t. the court {" barge hirseil "t contempt
Inn ,hi- ,ust la the r-; step. rnI> petition not BE-
"a. such ii pnr-nt:"o. but a"raran:iS KIND "i re-.
.nru-iraucc against his !:n9:-"nnren ic court r"ni
receive III communication from party III contempt
H., .i.s; step i be application i'r icaTc 10 pure
hin,.l; Of contempt. This done, he wo"Id be rtn-
stated before the c"v:t and have the lame rights ts
hef,r, hi. commitment. Ii hi- couAsr! differed with
,h, cnurt he would Willingly hear argument on the
mint
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An Ag1pe.l 10 TIE Ci.i:ens Of Phlnael2tta By tie W

~ Appr7l 10 the CMisens If Phiadci2tiG bJ tss w
Vernon dissertation Of Pa''aaTPh'H.
This association earncstly appeals to the
and generosity O; the citizens of Phladeii'h'a' ~
make their Offering worthy o: great csty-',i" VI
the p9si-thnse ever to be cherished
which make hrr prc-emneEt interest "'" ".' i,
Places honored by Washington presence VI '''
tiOnary events. oo
FROM this sacred Hall of Independence there once
went forth voice which electrified the earth, siio"
the thrones of tyrans. and gave birth TO tins Tree M"
glorious Republic From tie same Enof' th""S'i ",.,
century has no. passed away, II has become
to issue wuman's gentle but earnest appear /" none
the memory 10 preserve aud adorn the f"""W e"'
auibor uuJ.y P,orid-nce Of all oHr glory an" 0'e"'
jncs!
Shall This anpcu be in vain
Annlication for subscription papers ny t''at no
d.s;r ~ participate in this patriotic work. can DE
made tn any pt the officers. . ,-,, 4,
'rh. Constitution OF the Ladies Mount erhoi a.
soci,,on of Philadelphia was thon rcad' pSc'"e'
wirh the following resolutions: , W.,
Resolved That the ladies' engaged IN inc 'i'"H
Vernon ENTERPRISE take this occasion IT, return '''r
,ro;cfu thanks Ia the Editors .! tho I"2"fp anu
Er,ntng Bn'lr'in. for their advocacy "i '!'s
from fine la time anl Ia express the hope thh' ''i
xninue viii be followed by MI the editors III HE cay
a. an expression n! their gratitude fur The Gen'!"s
usc uf the columns III III" i"4"'rcr M! me p'''p''
au;rt di-pinyct! b. its proprietor and rhi'"rs my
have chosen it for the stale "r-aH oil ilc ''iou
Vernon Association of Pennsylvania. ,,..
rhry Also inkc this Occasion Ia return their t'h"hS
To Mr.. Thomas j. Perkins and the members o ~
Committee Of the Select Council, for the very nam"
some manner in which They presented tn" S"cL""
Hall Of Independence "r the use OF the indie" on lr
interesting occasion. And asn 10 Mr.. Ed GhHhnt 'r
the very grneruus donation at lh"usand pun W.
Ia aid them in their patriotic undertaking. and T." ar
Vim. Moran, ST. Superintendent of the Hall, tor lis
polite attention.
DR.. Freeman then offered the following:
Resolved That The thanks Of this mcc;inS be pre-
scented To :" the Southern Mntr"n' for her pntrioH'
z.I in This rra, cause of which she The "rISht
tor -
This resolution was passed BY reclamation, anu
OH motion, the meeting adjourned after All announce
ment that great public meeting would he hcIu on
n,.> N,nluv the I'D instant. in SaGIsum Street Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-26

ARRIVALS Ar THE FlIK.--r!ic trains "a Petersburg
vnr. crowded Monday afternoon with visitors 10 the
Eor ON the South Si'!r, two trains came in, IN
49," M. l.- Cnpt. w. y. Davis and the regular under
t,mn, White They both filled with passengers
end would have had many more had there been a
connection in time with the Virsinia and Tennessee
tram. Tie Express says We are glad to notice the
f1r md urar coming chcerinlly among us. The Ca
diets are expected this evening, aud will be disribu-
ted III yuril,ilS nrIvate re>dcllccs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-26
SEW YoRE U.lIIr. STATE ~nrNL

Ne" YORK WIG STATE CONVENTION
NEW loAK, Oct. z3.-TEe Wing Stalls Convention
was permanently organized this afternoon. Thomas
rlerous Vice Presidents and Secretaries we're chosen.
committee On ac addr.ss and resolutions were APP
pointed.