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, 1855-07-27

TUNNEL UNDER THE Ono RIVERA
large meeting was held in Louisville, KY,
for the purpose Of further considering tho
ability and practicability of constructing
a tunnel under the Ohio river Governor
Wright, Of Indiana, addressed the meeting.
advocating the movement. 1t is estimated
that the construction of tho tunnel viii
cost not more than 81, 200, 900, and it can
be built within twelve months from she
time Of commencement. 1t is stated that
the great enterprise is not 10 be commel-
ced until the whole amount is sabsuribsd
by note, made payable in four instalmshts.
, 1855-07-27

DEPARTURE OF Col. KMEEY.-Col. Kin
ney departed nearly fortnight ago olhls
Central American Expedition. He. utnl
with eighteen other persons on the schoon-
er Emma, commanded BY Capt Norris,
which pat to sea on the evening Of 9Th june
The following is list OF the passengers;
Col. h. L. Kinney, j. r. Swift, Simon For
rester, W. s. Thayer, Daniel Webster, w
L. Laws, R. w. Scott, L. H. Schockes,D
H. Trexln, M. Befreyden, NJ RadclIHe,
]. W. Wilkinson, M. Westtfook, Geo.
Washington, and Others-in all nineteen
persons. il o1lsr
, 1855-07-27

OFFICIAL RETURNs.-The county Audi
tors of the different counties would confer
favor not only upon us, but the people
of their own counties, if they would make
out transcript of the Official vote of their
respective counties, and forward the same
to us for publication. By so doing. a con-
venient reference can be obtained of the
vote in each county In the territory.
, 1855-07-27

SS- The brig " HodgdOn," Wade, mas
ter, arrived at the Kendall Co.'s wharf, o.
lympia, on the 18th July, twenty days from
San Francisco, with merchandise for Olyni.
pia. SteilacOom. Seattle, &c The HodgdOn
brought up the government supplies Cos Ills.
Fort Steilacoom station, and is now loading
at North Bay with piles and small spars for
San Francisco.
, 1855-07-27

The editor Of the Citizen differs from the
rest of the world in thinking, that half a
loaf is not better than no bread. He says
he would rather live under despotism like
that Of RussiS than under limited monar-
cby like thOtOf Englandl
, 1855-07-27

BS We observe by the last Courier
that Hon. ]. s. CLENDENIN, Attorney Gen
eraI for this territory, accompanied by bis
lady, have departed from SteilacoOm on o
visit to San Francisco.
, 1855-07-27

D9- The clipper ship Race. Hound ,
$500 tons registcr) Capt. McDonOugh, Is
days from San Francisco to Seattle, a.
rived at the port Of Olympia last week.
The Race Hound" was bound in to Pott
Townsend on her way up, but was prevent.
ed from an anchorage in consequences Of
boisterous weather. uw'N
, 1855-07-27

SUSPENSION OF Gov, REEDER.--A Wash
ington correspondent writing from WASH
ington under date Of June 10Th, says; The
correspondence relative to Gov. Reederh
produced great sensation. Reeder Is Eitac
ally suspended ~ ss5 4,
, 1855-07-27

Julia Dean was married in Mobile, iew
days since, to DIR. Hayne, a son q the SEN
ator Hayne, Of South Carolina, whohed the
celebrated Passagc|at'arus fin debate) with
Daniel Webster. i'if
, 1855-07-27

REcRUrs FOR THE BRITISH SERylcR.-Thc
sailing Of the British brig Teazer from the
port New York with recruits for the Brit
ish service, was prevented on Tuesday tho
18th ult., by the Police. Three arrests were
made.
, 1855-07-27
The Next LegisInture.

Below we give the members of the mex
legislature, so far as heard FROM Cowlitl
and Wahkiaknm, Pacific, and Walla-walla
elecling three members, are yet behind
two of these will be democrats, and prob
ably the third.
The council stands, six democrats and
two wings. In King county there is con
test between VIM. A. Strickler, dem, and
c. c. Terry, whig, as to which holds over
The house now stands thirteen democrats
and thirteen wings. The democratic ma
jority will be one and probably three ; and
on joint ballot, so far as heard from, four.
This majority will be increased to six or
seven.
CoUNCILMEN.
7Hurston-D r. Bigelow,* VIM. Cock,
dem.
Pierce and SatrGmiA-W. II. Wallace,
whig.
Lslois and ChehaHs-C. c. Paggett, dem.
jefferson, Island, WAatcOm and Clalm-
A. M. Poe,* whig.
COlrlitz, Hahkidkum and PaaGc-Seth
Catlin,+ dem.
Clarke, Skam0mia and HaAa-,oalla-
7. J. Huff = and Ira Patterson = dems.
*Membcrs holding over.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
TAurstOR-C. H. Hale, C. Ward, I. F.
McElroy, wings; R. M. Walker, G. B.
Baker, D. ]. Chambers, dems.
Pier1-J. A. Packard, A. ]. Burge, A.
Morrison, dems.
iSdtOamish-W. NJ. Morrow, dem.
King-A. A. Denny, A. B. Webster,
wings; D. Philips, dem.
Cldrke-Henry Caplcs, S. o. Smith,
dems; Levi Doughit, S. r. Whipple, wings.
COoiitz-Dr. 0strander, whig.
Lelois-Anderson, Drew, wings.
CAehaEs-J. R. johnson, dem.
Islands. d. Howe, whig.
H1dteOnl-E, Eldridge, dem.
Je6ersOn-Robinson, dem.
Skamania-B. B. Bishop, whig.
Claim and Je6erscn-J. D. Jones, whig.
, 1855-07-27

"a The slOop " Sarah Stone Capt.
Slater, arrived at the port Of Olympia on
Tuesday last, from general cruise On the
Straits and Sound '-' ,''sh!h
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-22
= RALEIGH FEMALE sEMINApv
RALEIGH, N. C.
ID Ey. WI. cIIRIsTIAN. A. =,

IL Ef. w: H. CHRISTIAN. A, M ppp,
mLaIaed by number Of Teachers sufic;.o DENT
All n, the dehlanos OF the School. u' 10 Meet
The exercises of this institution will co
nesday the 9TH OF next January To the bnde on We'd
ON the premises, which spacious and - ALREADY
which are to De immediately thoroughly renaird and
up, Will be added forthwith large three St. and fitted
ding SO that there will be room for lazy orlck bull
boarders. Mr. Christian, the President is number Of
ate OF r. NJ College, but has also GRADUATED = gradu
schools of the Virginia University He haS IL several
experience in teaching in Female Schools nf he extensive
that persons committing their daughters TO grade
reel weassured that every effort will be made n may
to their Improvement e necessary
Terms per Session Of Fire UontEa
Board including eating, sleeping, lights and fpe a.
English tuition - iue' $50 o.
Music ON Piano and Guitar, 10 %
Use OF instrument, ~ 20
French, Italian Anglo Saxon Ancient Iono,,o %
ing and Drawing in all their varieties Nea3i Faint
taught at the usual prices. Work, DC.
e Persons intending to board their dayoBte,....,
PTesident should aoIns him Of tile fect as sn no I"h the
ferabe that each young lady should supply 6egs,f pre-
towels with her name distinctly marked on then WIN her
as her other clothing: For further parcnIar as We'll
Proof: w. H. CHRISTIAN, President; or A N address
Esq, Sec. of the Board of Directors RALEIGH ICURAN
Payments-one half in adv ance the remanJ..,.C;
of the Session. at 'he end
1t is very desirable that Pupils be present at H.
ming OF the session. the classes will then be the
and delay of few days may subject them to oa
niences. ~ hcOnve-
Students will be admitted any time during tho s.-
and charged from time of entrance only e session,
DIRECTORS.
C. W. ID. HUTcHINGs, A. NJ. GoD,,
l. ID. SELBY, s. H. YoUHG
]. G. PALMER, NJ A H.
G. T. CooKS n F RI
HENRY PORTER.
Raleigh, Dot %, 1876. a. ~
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4" the |" mich COW, P Winston, $50
/" I'd g. -" T. Jones, dip
3" the g yearling, j. B. Whitley, 90
:" Cd {" sc w. r w. Sherrod, dip
g the g yoke of oxen DR.. Benjamin, 2 so
~ - ~ Hogs
For the best hog for killing, H. L. Sherrod, 81 SO
At &c g pig, 9" 90
:" I'd {" j. B Whitley, dip
" the Z" boar, W. K. A. Williams, 2 90
g greatest and best variety of stock, T.
Jones, 2 80
Fruits and Vegetables
For the greatest variety of fruits and vegeta-
bles, Mrs. w. R w. Sherrod, 81 90
" the largest assortment of table vegetables
Mrs. Levi Howell, 90
/" I'd &C 4" Mrs.
j. B. Whitaker, dip
Fine Arts.
For the best specimen of drawings, Miss NJ. L.
Biggs, 81 90
" I'd " " " Miss NJ. L.
Biggs.
The Society also tender their thanks to the rest of
the contributors.
WIN. r. LYMAN, Secretary.
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Raleigh 81 CASTOR Railroad Office.
IL EIGu N,.I-.,I,n b .L..tI.
Nov. 80, 1855.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
IL OFFICE until the 10th December for the following
WORK on the Rale gh and CASTOR Railroad:
FAYt-For filling in the treSsel work on the Road he
tween CASTOR and Weldon The proposals will stale the
price per cubic yard: The Contractor will be furnished
thing else to be found by him. The total quantity is sup
posed to be about fifty sixty thousand cubic yurIs
secoady-FOr the Masonry Deep Greek and Chnckiott
Greek the Road between the same points plans for
which be at this office and after the 10Th De-
cember The Contractor will be required TO furnish every
thing The proposals will state the price per perch
twentyfOur feet.
The Contractors will be required to commence opera.
tions early i'll January
I'D.
- The Raleigh Register, Warrenton News ClarkSylIe
Tobacco Plant Weldon Patriot, s. s. Democrat and Intel
iigcncer Petersburg and Norfolk Herald Will publish the
above until the 10Th December and forward accounts
o this office
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FRANKLINToN INSTITUTE,

FRANkLIN CO., n. c.
TIME ENSUING TERM FOR 1856 WILL, OPEN ON
IL the LIST Monday in january
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Richardson, Principals.
MIR. and Mrs. E. = Stone Assistant PRINCIPALS
Mr. r. J. Taylor and Miss NJ. L. Towsey Assistants re-
spectvey of the male and female departments which are
distinct occupying different buildings opposite parts of
the town
Mr.. Stone is graduate of Burlington University and
has been Principal of the Royaon Institute several
years past.
The former friends ofMss NJ E. Stone will recognize her
in Mrs. Stone.
Miss j. is graduate of Troy Female Seminary
Expenses heretofore, and Oneha PAYABLE advance.
Catalogues sent on application to the Principal
December 4, 1852 5--tI5J.
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$500 REV ARD.
A P OCL Ar NATION,

By HIS Ercellcmcy. Thomas BRAGG, Governor Of
North Cnr0lin0.
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN REPRESENTED TO
w ME that Thomas Rutherford, late of the County Of
Ashe stands charged with the homicide of one Tobias FAY
ior Jr of said County, the END of November last and
that the said Thomas Rutherford fugitive justice,
and has escaped beyond the limits of the State
Now, therefore in order that the said Thomas Ruther-
ford may be arrested and brought trial for his said Of
fence, do hereby issue this my Proclamation offering
reward OF hundred dollars for his apprehension and de-
livery &c the Sheriff of Ashe County.
DESCRIPTION:
Thomas Rutherford represented to be about IS
old about ~ IT. high, weight 40 to 100 pounds cmpiexnn
fair and slightly freckled dark blue eyes and dark sandy
hair, cut short in front and top of head large hands,
bold appearance and quick spoken. Fled 10 Virgin
Ia and when last heard from at Independence Gray
Given under my hand and The great seal of the State
L. b of North Carolina, at the City of Raleigh this the
18th day of December, A. D. lS55.
By the Governor:
PULASKI CowPER, Pricate Secretary
December Is, 1879. 7-4w.
~ Asheville News copy 4 weeks.
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Portsmouth, Va, Dec. 10, 1855
For the Standard.

". l..
GENTLEMEN: Whilst the claims of different dis
tnguished men of the Democratic party being
canvaSSed In reference to The candidacy for the next
Presidential campaign, | am sure many OF your
North Carolina readers will respond TO both the SEN
tments and the choice expressed in the following
tract from the " Reading Gazette leading Demo.
cratic journal of Pennsylvania.
Though all Democrats will willingly abide the
wisdom of the National Convention, and stand ready
to sustain any national man that may be put for
ward, yet expression of individual preferences is
but fair and just. And am we'll convinced that if
public sentiment be not oresalled torOngty Led,
North Carolina will, for second time, cast her
vcte in Convention for JAMES BccHANAN
The Extract.
"Pennsylvania confident, will cast her
vote for the nominee of the Cincinnati Convention,
be he whom he may. The contest of 1856 will be
more purely one of principle than has been tine case
for many years. All the questions of party
fare will be narrowed down to the simple issue If
the constitution it is with its guarantees of the
rights of the States, and of civil and religious lib
erty 20 every ctiZen whether OF native foreign
birth, Protestant OF Catholic taith against the treas
enable designs of abolitionism and lite bigoted in
tolerance of know nothingism. Pennsylvania stands
midway between the North and the South alike I'M
affected by the dsunon doctrines of extremists
the side, and the secession movements OF
tremstS on the other She has ever proved loyal
to the Union, and ignored all sectional feeling when
called upon to throw her vote into the scale of ma
tonal politics. Upon such an issue as the one we
Pennsylvania will be found, whether the
leced to be the partys standard bearer in the fight
be her first, second, or third choice whether he
be one to whom they have never given any de gree
of preference. But, although she considers prnci-
pie as of paramount obligation, and to be sustained
under any leadership, she is by no means inditfer
ent to men. Sue with other States, has her prefer
ence; and there can be no doubt that Mr.. Buchanan
is, at this time, the man of all others whom she
would wish to nominated. She is ready to unite
cordially in the support of the nominee of the Ma
tional Convention without questioning its choice;
but, with her own distinguished son as the cand-
date, she wonld go into the canvass with hearty
enthusiasm which would carry the State triumph
anty, and show the nation how far from true is the
accusation often brought against her, of disown-
ing her own great men. Mr.. Buchanans friends
have warrant from him for the of his
a candidate for the presidency; but they not
precuded from reiteratng their preference for him
and should Virginia take the lead in his favor, how
joYfuly would she join hands with that noble moth
er Of statesmen and urge his nomination, without
waiting for any formal sign of assent"
Chatham, Dec 18th, 1856.
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nth Carolina Six Per Cent State Rondr
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n

TREASURY DEPARTMENT y C
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, Rs ri Rr tT~;
HSaI this office until IL CLOCK \. NJ zlSt uf H. Ed
for the purchase of S4dUGu of Bonds issued br H. eA
of North Carolina. They will be dated July ISt Gale
redeem.ble IN years. ' '''' ana
They will be issued in sums of 81 EACH and will @
coupons attached for interest per cent na, nave
payable sem-annually. F nunl
Both principal and interest will be payable at tba R,
of the Republic, City of New York unless VII, Da I
purchaser prefers to have them payable the Treasury
this State. uiS Of
These Bonds are exempted from taxation for any nuo
whatever. ' P"lOSe
Parties bidding will please address their letters arJ
Proposals for y. c. Stocks,' TO the undersigned AT ~
eigh, n. &. " i'ai
Successful bidders upon being informed Of tbe ocoo
lance Of their DDS, depOsite The amount of ,e;r
with the accrued interest from July last in etbr nus
Bank of the Republic, New York the Bank of tba S,
of \ C., or the Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh
The right of accepting such bids in whole or in mart
may be deemed most advantageous the State rperrJ
The bids will be opened in The presence Of the (vrr
Secretary and Comptroller Of Stale and the Presde
the Bank OF the Stale D. W. COURTS
Public Treasurer
i'aleisn' NOV ~ 1000. lo4-td.
EBROPOSALS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED rV
Il TIL 10 o'clock, A. NJ of the md Of January newt f
the purchase of S25UU0u bonds of the same H.
foregoing, except that the latter will be dated Januu
lS6, and will be issued in of S5uU each ree4bI
in thirty years.
D. W. COURTS.
Public TREASURER
Nov. 80, 1855.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-22

BIENNIAL SEssIoNs.-Biennia Sessions do not seem
to answer good purpose in Virginia.
In the present Legislature, only five days in ses-
of Internal improvement alone would occupy more
than the ninety days allotted for work.-The accu-
mutation of subjects is already overwhelming, and
an extension of the session by twothirds vote is
supposed to be inevitable.
We do not think biennial sessions for North
Carolina. We would be glad to see the old plain of
annual sessions renewed. If it is too expensive to
have annual sessions, the rule might apply to any
extension of time, ard matter of economy once
in ten years might be claimed.-Every State ough.
to be willing to pay whatever expense is necessarily
incurred by government which is best for the in
terest and convenience of the people W. Com.
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer has OBJ
tanned the following items from the Post Office De-
partment:
The entire receipts of the Department from post
age on letters, of newspapers, &C.. from LIST July
1858, to 3Oth June, 1854 up six million twenty
three thousand two hundred and sixteen dollars and
seven cents. (S6,O23, 261 Oh s.
The entire receipts of the Department from the
same sources, from LIST July, 1854, to 3Oth June,
1856, amount to six million three hundred seventy
three thousand and forty dollars and
cents.-($6,3 73, 044 76) s.-z ,sss.s So ss -.
It viii be perceived that the increase of receipts
up to the fiscal closing the Both of June .ast
amounted to about three hundred and fifty thousand
dollars; but the reader must bear in mind that the
expenses of transportation of the mails have proper
tionally increased.
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
A list of Premiums awarded at the last Fair of
Martin County Agricultural Society," held in Hamil-
ton, the LIST Thursday and Friday in November,
1855:
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FEMALE SCHOOL,
HnLSBORO'. n. q.

Il M n
HlLLSBORO', n. g.
RWR. s. MRS. BURWELL'S SCHOOL WILL
1NA mmence "Wednesday, january 16, 1896 Ie"
ona boarders be taken in the family OF the Prn
cipal. Fur terms, course of study, &C.. address
REV. r. BURWELL
- = -'f e 'ss=kF+e Hilsboro, N. G..
nac 1oss llO4-w4w.
- Raleigh Register and Fayetteville Observer copy
once o week for fur weeks.
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY,
OXFORD. N. C..

ALE
OXFORD, N. C.
II H. HORNER Principal.
The next session opens the end Monday in January
Board and tuition without any charge So per
sion.
The Principal will be assisted in the Classical Depart
ment by his brother T. j. Hurner
, The Academy having been removed distance from
the town. the school has the advantages of country
school without its disadvantages.
Oxford December IL, 1865. 6-5w.
Fayetteville Observer and Tarbore' Souherner copy
4 weeks and send accounts to j. H. Horner.
a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-WILL BE SOLD
the LIST day of january next, the Court House IN
Raleigh four negroes the property of the late Jere Nixon
decd viz: Margaret, aged twenysix, John, aged nme
James, aged two years. and Martha nineteen old
Terms OF sale will be six months credit purchasers giving
bonds with good and sufficient security, bearing interest
from date, before the property changes hands.
MICH. n. NIXON, Admir-.
December sth 1856. std.
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Office of the N. C. II. H. Co.,
SALISBURY, Dec 5, 1853.
SALE OF N. C.. RAIL ROAD STOCK

SALE OF n. c. RAIL ROAD STOCK
- Notice hereby given that the 18th day Of DeceL-
be 1885, Raleigh the number of shares subscribed for
by the following persons, in the capital stock of this Com"
pany the books of the well be sold at public anc
ton for the purpose of paying the balance due said sub
scriptiOns, to wit.
Dabney Cosby, 49, james Dodd, Richard 3. Hay
wood, |; G. W d. Hutchins, =; L. E. Heart, ) JOIN W
Hutchins, =; Richard Ligon Patrick MCGOWAN, W.
s. Simpson, 2 Joseph WOtering 4; Sam'l B. Woods z;
j. o. Watson, 40, transferred to U. l.. DOdd.
CYRUS p. MENDENHALL, Treasurer.
Dac 1s5s Std
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From the Fayetteville Argus.


MOORE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Lest of articles for .chich Premiums aecre asc0rded
and to sohona, at the First annual Fair Of tho
Moore County 4griculturGt Society.
Branch 1st.--Liue Stock, First Dioasaon.
FIRST CLASS.
Best stallion Andrew Vow, sen., 1st premium,
h" colt, Thos. W. Ritter, LIST "
q" brood mare, B. Coffin, 1st "
I'd best Evander McGilvary, I'd prem.
Best Filly, C. d. Sowell LIST premium
" Jack w. n. Bryan, LIST
4" Jennett Samuel Burrett 1st prem.
Mule, Alex. Kelly, 1st premium.
" pair of Mules, Devotion Davis 1st prem
Second Olass-Quick Dradght and SaddIe Horses.
Fastest trottcr under saddle, D. I. Kelly, 1st prem
PAGER under saddle, w. c. Davidson,
Logan fastest single harness horse, A. r Kelly LIST
premium.
GRAY horse, for best performance, A R. Black, LIST
premium
Match of Grays fastest double harness horses, DR..
H. Turner, LIST premium,
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LrlOuIOrS.
WIN. r. LYMAN, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-04
Texas Correspondence.

ANDERSON, June 27, 1856.
Eds. Crescent. We In the midst OF a delixhtfu
season. and good prospect for abundant crop Of
cotton and potatoes and produce generally the poD-
af opinion Ia that the presies over the raining
wag accounts for ths long drouth in the
following manner:
was leaving the old and the consequence was that
she started with the wrong end foremost on the and
CLERK mas been trying get her right ever since hut
dd not succeed until the 18th June, when got her
hxed' but leaving her little Of trim she began
pouring down the rain and continued to do 90 for tre
days while those who but few days before were oryne
out for rain were now crying equally loud for the rain
to cease. 80
Such Ia the nature Of man he il never sat,sssd
anything IN life, but more especially with the WAYS of
providence Let drouth rain it lis all the same
Ine moon 70 a. fault and In his opinion she never right
What superior stroke of wisdom In the Dispospg Power
that placed the beyond reach for were Il
wise, some ono would be eternay pulling at her lust to
ktep her in 'sfx.' =
Il thought that the world was made wrong any
and those are not wanting who ready to give
ther advice and plans to the Lord aid in his future
so That In the creation of another world he NAV mot
make as utter failure he did in this and then be- Ia
IN genius also and the world itself would
not DC safe he only had fulcrum place his lever
upon ior ne would py occasionally from its orbit Just
70 zee the effect would have the other planets
AT meeting or convention at Washington, Hon D. G..
DICKSON was nominated for Governor. The convention
was said to be River Convention for the express
pose OF devsing means to clear the Braxos River But
now men from the West, far San Antonio and am
informed from dferents parts of the State could take
sucn deep interest in the navigation of the BRACES
alone ia little surprising and it is still more sururng
how !. goui1 unange from River ConVentionS into
one tor me purpose OF nominating candidates. ~
But, e. Dickson is nominated, and ia an honest and
honorable man. and elected, will certainly make good
Governor lie is opposed by Gov Pease and the issue
between them is the policy Of internal improvement by
one that Is elected, guess, will be the Governor
.El HOLLY.