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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

John Johnston has been committed In New Or
leans to await his trial on charge Of killing John
Spellman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

THE WAR.-A private letter to one of the edi.
tors of the Journal of Commerce, dated 25th ult.,
says, "Peace Is deemed quite practicable, but the
protraction of the war more probable You will
see Lord j. Russell's statement of the occurrences
at Vienna 1t is believed here In some circles that
IL was decided between Louis Napoleon and Lords
Palmerston and RUSSELL during the visit of the lat
ter to Paris that the enterprise against Sebastopol
should be prosecuted, come qui eoute, and no Sc
rious negotiation for peace pursued until that was
ended in some mode or othern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

SAINT Cary, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs, RoPEs, BAGGING, &c.) South Franklin st.
doors W est Of Old Ms,ket, buys small as well az
large lots fe 9-d6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

P. H. AyLErr, Attorney at Law, No. IS
Main street, Richmond, Va. practices in all the
Courts held in the City of Richmond, and in the
Ia l5-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

JEo. w. WRIGHT Il Go. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise ON
Storage, at their Warehouse the Dock, on rea-
sonabie terms as IL can be taken in the city.
fe lS-Sm
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THOMAS w. KEESEE,

LARUs & SHINE, AuctiOneers and Com
mission Merchants will attend to a l sales of Real
and Personal Estate, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceries. Boots and Shoes, House Furniture, 4 c. &c.
oc lS-ts JAMES N. SHINE, ! P. C. LARUs.
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Tho Grand Encampment Of KNIGHT Temnisrs. 4
thelr 6nnual ~ sioa q Albany have o3o6tsd ~
yohn ~. Ghnoss, of MN fof& ciey, = - 0ssn1
Maseeg Of The Order. .Azasa sa
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

oHer for sale my FARM, called MlLVIEW,
privately lying in Henrico county, fifteen miles OF
Richmond and q miles of James River. This Farm
contains Ala OF less There is about 80 or
- acres cleared; the balance its gnal growths.
The buildings are mostly new, having been built
within the last three years; and within fifty yards
the house, there is never failing spring Of excel
water and it is bounded with the best kind of
green sand mar adjoining the lands of DR. Poindex-
ter, DR.. Mettert James Binford, Thomas West, and
others. - -
Terms liberal and accommodating. Those wishing
TO purchase. = i'll apply to the subscriber
THOMAS FRENCH, or
EDW'D ID. EACHO
te LII Gan A Of ara Coilaolo,
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EOR STORAGE.-D. b. BRIDGFORD
4 l. CO.'S Warehouses, Corner Goth and Dock sts.
Storage for Cotton. Coffee. Flour. Whest Sugar, Mo-
asses Oils. Metals Hay, Lime and every description
OF merchandise. These first class Stores and In
sure at the lowest rates yessela Of the largest size
can discharge In front Of the Store. City Weishsr
snd Measurer constantly in attendance.
iaIa p. p. BRIpGFoKD co.
pERUyIAN GUANO--No. 1, receiving
- and Tor sale ffom the vessel. by ~ k
h7 BACON 4 BASKEAvILL.
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NOTICE-Having determined to close
In our business we offer our entire stock at cost
for cash only We weuld, therefore. invite the attep
ton of purchasers to elegant and varied sssort
ment Of Gentlemen's FURNISHING and FANCY
GOODS which are all Of the newest styles and
tlemen's under apparel, useful and ornamental
ticies. *f
We urgently solicit those indebted to ~ to make
immediate settlement and as object 10 to close
out as soon a. possible. will stssdily sdtyere 10
the cash principle. WM- r. ADCOCK CO.,
ia 81 Main It.. under American HofAI.
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Colonel Benton, in acknowledging the present q
silver pitcher from the New York Mercantile Ii
brary Association, informs his young friends ths
he attributes whatever Of mental and bodily yigo
he now has and whatever of business application
he has ever shown, to resolution formed early 4
life to abstain from all Intoxicating drinks.
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A T NO. 134 MAIN ST, J. d. GOOD


"A MAN is offering all Winter Clothing in
store at such low cash prices will induce all yet in
want who may examine his stock to their pur-
chases at once. am in great want of money, is the
true cause of offering such great inducements to pur-
chasers bel fore North the Goth of this month for
Spring stock From recent receipts my stock is large
Over-Coats, Business do, Dress and Frock do, Bpk
and Fancy Cass Pants, do do Vest in great variety
Also, MeTno and Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
Mufisrs, Gowns, Socks. Suspenders Gloves. Shoul.
der Braces, Handkerchefs, Cravats Stocks. &C.,
Call and examine my stock. The Goods viii be sold.
}. ID. GOODMAN,
No. 13i Main ST., opposite Eagle Square.
N. BAH Boys Clothing ON hand will be sold at
prime cost. Tfe2 JDG
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MARRIAGE ExrRAoRDINARY.--A marriage oc.
CURED lately near the Mississippi line, ON board
railway train, while the cars were going at full
speed. The moose was scientifically adjusted by q
magistrate, who happened to be present.
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HARVEY, WOOD & CO,
rcrTpc aEn CnasuIScrnM nrrpcu. MIN,
DRY GOODS CHEAP For cash :

~ Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock of Drv
Goods now ofer the remainder at remark ably low
prices for cash. and persons purchasing Goods will
find it greatly 10 their advantage CALL as the Goods
and prices shall suit them Do not fail to CAL early
at the old stand, corner 1st and Broad SITS.
ia lS-Sm w BOOTRIGHT
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SAD AND FATAL AccIDENT-MissR Rebecca Nor
wood, of the Centenary Institute, Summerfeld,
Ala, lost her life lately in the following manner
She was standing by the fire in the music room,
her dress took fire, and in running down the stairs
she fell from the top to the floor below, receiving
painful injuries by the fall well being severely
burned
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Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
FUkCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale A gents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out rsinis. fe 5-dAs12t

10 THE PUBLIC.-Ihe number OF ire
mediable evils caused by the of hair tonics' pa
raded before til public in the newspapers, suggests
to the manu- factuIer Of the celsbrated FLETCHEs's
HAIR Tonic the pIopriety of cautoniDg the public
against all articles Of the Sort unless properly teste
Ills own practical experience with the hair satisfies
him of the great utility of the Fletcher Hair Tonic
and the very sreat danger of using any other with
out being fully aware OF ts chemical properties 1t
is melancholy indeed to the beautiful OF
tures ornament dried shIiyeled asted a ay by
the improper OF articles called "Har Tonic"
The genuine FLETCHER'S HAIa Tonic is sold by
Bennett Beers, 4. Duval. John ii. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad st. and under the American HOTEL
wholesale AMI retail, by the manufacturer.
No charge ior trial. JOHN JOHNSON.
HAIR CUTTING,-CitiZens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approx cd style would advise them
to call on HoBSON, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on llth a!Ioet.
N. Blot Gold aud Shower Baths can be had al
all hours. Siasls Bath DC. or Tickets for 81
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
dUCTIONEER,
Office with GEu. J.. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl at,
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve.
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, &e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

GRIsr BURIED IN BooUErs.-Itis 10 reported tha,
at the close of Crisis concert 10 Boston last Satur
day evening, she was ''nearly buried 10 boquets.'
That must have been more comfortable than an
ntsrment in snow drifts which people in that laii.
tnde are sometimes subjected to at this season.
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IA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-By the sAl-
bert Gaatin," Guy Mannering," )" Isaac Wright"
and steamers "Atlantic' and City of Manchester
meut of Hardware and Cutlery.
These Goods were ordered long enough to give INV
agents ample time to get them up carefully and on
the most favorable terms; all Of which have bee ~
purchased for cash am daily looking for the 'sRos-
cius" and other packets from Liverpool, with the
balance Of nv Goods which win complete nv stoch.
therefore most respectfully invite my friends and
customers. and the public generally, to call on me
and examine the finest assortment OF Hardware and
Cutlery have ever hsd the pleasure to present 10
them for their use and accommodation s.
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer in Hardware and Cutlery,
fe No, 65 Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER GosE-Captain Zeuas
Gage, soldier of the revolution, died at Hyannis
Mass, on the 29th ulk, aged 96 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

BALLooNrNG.-Mons. GODDARD made . Balloon
Ascension from New Orleans on Sunday, the 4th,
and reached the uncommon heigth of seven thou-
sand Eve hundred feet {s
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Thechild Of Mrs. Nell, living In New York ,was
killed last week by its mother accidentally giving
Il opium instead Of rhubarb. 1854 s
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MoRE CoTToN BuRNr.-On Tuesday Of last week
barge, belonging to the steamboat Toney, On the
trip from Montgomery to Mobile, took FIRE, and
$50 bales Of cotton were consumed. The steam
boat also caught fire, but the fanes wore extin-
guished with slight damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

T EATHER BELTING.-The subscri-
IL bers Agents for the manufacturers, have in
store assortment of Patent Stretched and Mveted
Oak LEATHER BETTING. of superior quality and
most approve manufacture. We will keep constantly
on hand an assortment of the various wdths. from
to "a inches. For sale at manufacturers prices.
ALSO-Lsce Leather of best quality.
Orders from owners OF Mills and manu- featuring es-
tsbiishments attended to promptly.
fe7 WINSTON POWERS
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LARGE FIRE IN VIcKsBURG.-On the morning Of
the 5th instant, about o'clock, fire broke out On
Warrington street, vicksburg. Mississppi destroy
ing the Parana Saloon, Dillyhunty's gun shop.
Bloomis clothing store, HeImer's clothing store.
and Maddy's dentistry rooms, with large portion
of their contents, and damaged Genalla's saloon
Winston's clothing store and several other build.
ings in the neighboorhood. There was no insu-
rance on the property destroyed. The amount of
the losses had not been ascertained. Z. III fafs
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German girl named Minna Chigh. about l6 yeais .
OF age, employed In the rope walk Of James C.
Fairbank & Co., was instantly killed yesterday,
while attending the spinning frames. largo
'bobbin' nearly filled with hemp yarn. weighing
ing, and passing Ia right hne sbous eighteen feet
struck the poor girl, knocked her against the ier
9! 1 ner own jenny, which was running at . speed
o. ooo revolutions minute, crushing IN the bridge
OF Der nose, and fracfuring the frontal bone When
tasing Up she was quite dead. The family 70
wnicn she belonged, immierated here about eial,
teen mcnehs ESQ. slnce wh3ch they havs lot three
memosfe, one oy drownine, ons By dissase, and
FsAs Esst& Nscark Adv~sisss, Fttsay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

ROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stantly on hand fresh Ground Plaster, and our
care In the selections from the best Windsor Lump
Plaster enables US to recommend it as the best that
can be had. All orders left at our Office on Cary
street, promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO BRO.
N. B.-Farmers can be supplied in their own bags
al reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
ia N-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14
GOAL, COAL AND WOOD FOR

y SALE.-HaVing accepted the Agency Of Dr.
w. X. Trent, am prepared to furnish good article
Of COAL on as accommodating terms as likely can
@ nG naa ~ Iy or retail
this is something to which but little attention has
been paid for several years past in consequence of
the short supplies and great demand.
have also on hand nice assortment of Oak and
Pine WOOD at the market price.
M. w. FORD,
Ija l8-ts Corner 9th and Cary SITS.
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rnE DAILY DfcfAICH.
BY ]. A. COwARDlN.

The DAILY DlsPATCH is served to subscribers
., stS Avn QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable TO
The Carrier weekly Price for mailing, Saa year In
advance - - r.,
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every FRI
,.r and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per snnuun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

CAP 1T l. S50, 00.-COMMERCIAL
oSAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store OF
Quarles Brooke, on 14th street
DspositoFsi in this institution will receive six per
cent, on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent. for q shorter time.
WIN. 6. PAINE, President
RI BROOKE. Treas iY 6-ts
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-04

~ The Court Of Common Pleas. after
bsing in session near two weeks. adjourn.
Cd on Saturday night last. about mid.
night. Most Of the jury cases were Of
minor importance, at least mono created
any considerable feeling.
Alter hearing several cases in which
both plaintiffs and defendants were OK.
aminsd. as witnesses. we must confess
THAI We lost much faith in the lev per.
mitting parties ta testify, and now real.
ly feel a. il ii ought to be repealed
Tho law permitting the plaintiff to call
the defendant as witness, and rice per.
sa. is much better.
Another evil requires TO be rsmedied,
and that L.. permitting dispositions to 60
10 juriss, when par. Of tho testimony i,
osal. In no case should i, bs allowed
unless all the Testimony is in writing
Dispositions, in the hands Of jury, viii
always have more than their due weigh
~ against oral testimony.
No bills Of Indictment were returned
By the Grand Jury.
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New HAMPSHIRE Election.

The N. ii. Patriot says with reference
to the result in that State:
Although the Democracy Of New Hsmp-
shire are thus defeated overwhelmingly de-
feated, If you please, they are neither de-
stroyed nor discouraged. They know and
ieel the justice OF their cause. They know
that the Democratic party and it's princi
Piles must survive and again triumph.
They know that the banded iaetions who
are now rejoicing over their ill-begotten
power, are held together by no common
bond OF principle that their ''days upon
Garth are but shadow" and they feel the
utmost confidence that the sober second
thought OF the people will soon do lis per-
feet work in hurling from power those
who have deceived them bulto decoy.
The Democratic party have fought the
battle in such manner that defeat brings
neither discredit nor encouragement tc
them. They have stood up sor the right, and
have been overborne by tide OF fanati'
cism ard knavery combined, which no
party could successfully resist. Every
man who, yesterday, voted the Democrat
ic ticket, to-day feels more proud Of the
position and character of his party than
the most fortunate OF our opponents in
the possession OF the power SO unworthly
obtained, and every man OF them is re eady
to-day to begin the battle which no one
doubts will in one brief year result in the
utter demolition OF the Infamous coalition
which has now triumphed.
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been previously showed, stopped them.
and ranging up under her stern, asked
what he wished. He replied' by asking
what ship it was, and where was from.
told him The United States m all steam
ship Ell Dorado, from Aspinwall, bound
TO Havana. He then told me to back and
wait. After stopping some minutes a.
gain hailed, and asked him what he want.
ed. and to know il he was going to keep
me there all night. lie answered by say
ing he would send DO at along gside. which
he did. When the officer came on board
he requested to see the papers. showed
him the clearance from the United States
consulate at Aspinwall, and also the bill
Of health, after reading which he told me
could proceed SO soon as the boat got a
short distance from the ship. The delen-
uon OF stopping being about forty Ave
min utes, besides running ou, OF my course
| would further remark. that during the
whole nigh, my signal lights were burning
bright and clear, and that was pursuing
my course at a distance Of fully eight or
ten miles from any land. and without the
intention Of violating the laws of any coun-
try.
| remain, with respect, your obedient
servant, ALFRED G.. GRAY.
w. II. ROBERTSON, Esq. y. S. Consul.
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Western Eloquence.

The following is an extract from a
speech made in an adjoining county. and
published in an exchange. II beats all
fc,iiiou. specimens alike:
Human, ROT fallen nature, is always on
the SIDE OF right. Right. in itself, is Prin
oiple-RRAL. not fanciful! innate--in-
herent-.iDflexible-- mmulable-eternsl |!
|. consists in the original and essential
adaptation of principls. In the genuine
and universal fitness Of things. Justice is
the Insulation Of the imperial THRONE. OF
the iMMAcuLATE SUPREME The invaria-
BILE law--oi lhs bright effiuence-oi the
effulpsnce-of the ineffible DElTy!!
(Concluded next week
Whether i, is the speech. or the publi-
cation OF it. that is to be concluded next
week, we are not informed, but rather
guess it is the speech, as the orator would
need about weeks rest after such an Ell.
fort
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Sam Hopston for President

The American Union states that Sam
Houston. in conversation with some gen.
tlsmsn in Pitisburg, stated that he was q
candidate for President Independent Of
aay party nomination. Sam has always
had > Preseniimen, iha, il is his destiny.
- some time. 70 be President Of the Uni.
ted States, and he thinks. and perhaps
sis.ly. thss tho prsssn. is his bss. time
GO Pitch in" And he is just as wise
- soning ont independent, ss ], will pro-
'essly nsvef bs his dsstiny TO bs nomina.
ed by sny party strong enough to pu, him
sbrough.
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DEcLaNArIoN.-Ths Hon. J. C. Breck.
soridge declines making canvass for
CenRress 10 the Ashland district, KY
Hsssays he has been aware for more
than . year thai il would not be in his
power NJ present to make another can
vass, but desmed it decorous to withhold
ssss annosncment until the completion Of
che term Tor which he was elected. lie
Gays in his card -
To my political opponents. | desire to
express my ackno wledymen,s for tho gen
sral fsirness and courtesy OF their course
in conflicts characterized by great excite
menf. n, like myself. they feel no sting
in recurring to the pasl-l am sure we
shail jog OH together in social life with
reciprocal sentiments of good will. In.
deed, the old Wing party Of the ashland
district was bold and manly party. and
Tor my part. have seen it surrender it's
name, and lower its dag. with regret. We
retire from the field together; but should
i, ever be my fortune to re-appsar on the
poli,ical theatre. shall be happy TO vel
come our old friends in their old uniform
--of whom. al least, il could be said that
under the name Of Wings they offered a
fair 6eld and open encounter.
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PorrsrowN. pa March 28.--M Much
feeling is eyinced throughout this section
OF the State in consequences Of Govern or
Pollock's veto OF the bill Incorporating the
Bank Of Pot,stowB. Public meetings are
being held ON the subject in Berks, Mont
yomery and Chester counties. The
friends OF the .'institulion" are predicting
,ha. the country will be ruined by the v, to.
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DiREcroxs OF THE FInE InsuRArcE Co.
The Directors Of the Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company are notified to
meet in Weodsfeld, on Saturday the 18th
inss., TO transact important business.
BY order ofthe President.
LEWIS SMILEY Seor'y.
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LEWIS SHIrLEY Seor'y.

To TowrsHlr AssEssoRs.-Ths Town.
ship Asssssors OF this county are request.
- to meet at,hs AUDITORS office on Tues.
day the 10th inst, at which time their
blanks and forms will be ready.
April 4,h 1855. JOHN s. HOLIDAY.
Aud. nj. c. o.
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rThe Hon. William S. Archer, for.
merly United States Senator from Virgin.
ia. expired at his residence in Amelia Co,
on the 28th ult., alter few hours illness,
having retired to bed the previous nigh,
in good health.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-04

Or Mr.. Gesry, editor Of the Capital
Civ Pact, ~ Columbus. Ohio. was on
Tuesday lsst made the victim Of raur.
,lerous as.auls from Geo. NJ. Swami. sdi-
sor or the s.Eevator." publishsd in tina,
CITY. Swann was prevented by the by
s,suders from shooting Mr.. Geary.
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difficulty is between the federal Soinmis.
sion aud the citizens OF the Canton.
Approximations were felt that another
Caffre war is about to take place. Gov.
ernment Is taking active measures 10 avert
il il possible.
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Tha Ell Dorado Affair.

to w. H. Robertson. Esq. stating tho man,
ner in which he was fired at, or into. by
the Spanish trigate
STEAMSHIP Ell DORADO, HAVANA.
March 8. 1855.
SIR have to report TO you that on the
nigh, OF tho 9th instant, while on my pas
cage from Aspinwall (N. e. towards this
place, with the United States mails and
California passengers, was fired at, and
brought to. by the Spanish irigate Fero-
Iona, the circumstances ot which are these:
The night was beautifully clear, with a
smooth sea and light breezes from the
south and east. AT twenty minutes past
midnight made Cape Antonia light. bear
ing north by west, (per compass steer
ing north by west three fourths west, and
few minutes afterwards a ship was seen
on our port bow. with her head to south
and west and courses hauled up. Al a.
bout l,l5, when she was two points ior-
ward oi the beam, and distan, from hall
to three quarters of mile, without signal
OF any description, she fred shot a, US.
which fell about twenty yards from the
ship on port side, abreast Of tore rigging.
Immediately ordered the helm put star.
board, and ran down towards her, intend.
ing TO pass under her stern; but when
within three hundred yards Of her, she
fred second shot, which passed but a
short distance over the port wteel-house
irsrt fnswars to al, Ths eng;aes having
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-04

Hon. 8. 8. Phelps. late a United
States Senator from Vermont, expired at
his residence At Middleburgh on the e6th
instant.
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~fIon. Thomas Fitzgerald, formerly
United States Senator from Michigan,
died on Sunday lau.