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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-14

ENORWA X ID / NG b / n e SIN.
l. CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made ansngs
ments to increase the line Of boats running from my
house, and shall at the commencement of the fall 81
send out boat every other day Sundays except
cd. By this arrangement will put goods through two
ayssooner than heretofore, and nearly II not alto
less pense.
Merchants west Of Lynehburg wishing 10 sondH
their goods to the rsirord agent required TO de-
post funds to pay the charges to that point the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay OF col
lect charges on goods received BY the Canal
y4-ts ALFRED Q. LEE, on the Dock.
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FOX RkNT.-- A very large Brick

~sa FUk RkNT- A very large Brick
- Lumber Hoss. on tlfs corner OF Cary ahd l7tn
80 streets, formerly occupied ty w. Fry. Esq.
The house fronts Cary ntceet % feet, and rurs
back ITO fset to an alley, on 18th street At this
ne the house is cut of repair but for good tenant
al necessary repsirs will be mads.
Z. D. EACHO Pesrl street,
my 12-2w Near the Excbsnge Hotei
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Smx FGh S4Lh Besides tECse yElup b. e
ss Teneuents siresdy advertised for sale, Grace
Ezas street, and which 5000 and S6 600 may re-
main Secured for several years, offer two desirable
centrs residences for only 5420 of hch the great
part msy remain secured for several ears ALSO,
hatyausSe lot on Governor street next to the Hi
COnstab!e's office, with Brick tenement on it,
Also that valuable lot in Sidney, fronting 99
feet the public square.
FOR nENY-A desirable new residence, an CT
fee, and several rooms in the Law uding, suitable
fer Offices, lodging rooms Gc these rooms are COOL
convenient and comfortable. b B.MINOK,
ap l5-dlm No Law Building.
Sgaa FOR hENT--A Frame Tenement
Eas with rooms, on Concord. Central Railroad
S&A street, back of Wesley Chapel. Possession
given Immediately. Rent S75. Apply to
10 VIM. WALSH.
Sss LADD's LUMBER HOUSE, south
M side of Basin, FOR RENT.-This unosr
house, the property Of the jas r. Ka Co.,
nssriy rebuilt, and will be ready for a tenant by
the lss Of April. The house is large and comnodi-
oas; we'll suited for stofsge house tobacco fac.
tory. FOR terms, apply to the undersigned
T. MICHAELS,
NH 26-ts AGENT for r. w. Connection.
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FOX RENY AND sAlE,


A FOR SAIL E.-Two very desirable
f3sS Houses and Lots Lee 'gh strsst ON unusually
&4SA liberal terms. Apply to
80 "a. .eaw4w 0ODDIN APPERsON.
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- rse Dniiy Diapntrh .crved 10 .us..ris.r.
.xn QUARTER CENTS FER WEEK, payable 10
.hs Carrier weekly Price for mailing &sa year, or
~ 20 for six months, In advance
sr The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every eri-
i.y and mailed to sahscrteersat = per ennom
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Y this NOR ming, received per Jane stown, Hoyles
Prints very choice patterns small figured Buf and
new and very ele CANT Bersse Robes; plain Aoasns,
assorted cheap; White Grape Bhaws; black and fam
cy Silk Belts. Tafats hibbon Mourning do Bonnet
all widths Swiss Muslin. assorted with many other
desirable Goods rendering sssortment very COM
pIete We shall continue to receive BY every steam
or through our Nsw York House. additional supplies
Of choice Goods. which will be sold 1t small aA.
vance.
p23 KENT. PAINE T. CO.
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ffhEsH ARRIVAL Of SPRING GOODS.
L MERCHANT. WEtsIGER co. have re
ceved another lot of Spring Goods, consisting of
blscf and Fancy colored Cashmere Coats Pants and
aests; also, Drsp DEte Italian Cloth Black and
faney Alpac,i Mstseilles-White, Buff and Fsacy
Linens OF every description. and st prices which
must induce those who them to purchase. Call
soon at No 1l2 Main &C
N.Y. MERCHANT, wEIsIGER Il co.
'FNDkNEk's FOkk krf WINE HlT1hhs
= f9s'thiTds of wine glass full OF these Bittsrs,
'axen three times day, 10 certaiu rs nsdy for Dys-
pspsia; will remove sf Bile from the stonach; pre-.
vent tbs snEendering Of Fever and Asue; give good
appetite and strengthen the System throuGhou..-
For sale BY JN0. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
my IL 17th street.
('ODFI = n Tive bhds 81 Georxc's
~ hank Ce6hish, landns, for sale BY
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:, LIZ "a q q" old Cisisen.-Capaain Glen. wh,es
-. s'ozen, md tor many years cunnoc1al vish
dsv p1nss Of Richmond, departed this ne on ,rns.
nes. Gs, l.s:, after protracted and painful m.
friend. 80 highly respected by iares circle Of
~no acquaintance
.ornsiins Mack, the unfsr.un.,. man ~Ao
nm .ess broken some " seks sines bv heIr-
bali ss. s' y dray in Rocks Z 4 b advsrtisirs =
ssart him T., "Iisn M he hopes 70 receive epoush 70
bear his enss-,s,,io wolio again. His friends viii
n.msd 1aesa "a ne Baeoa a-Yss.erd.v uor,,, -
"a su BARTLETT tn the servt.s - NJ n"e save
svsr IN. appearance before the Rsso.so
possesaion OF having piece Of hs .c,, :, -.
told a verr opposed to be stolen. TSs n,,.aa"
was disposed 70 hauae. u.sie. which those Who heard
ms right OF property. the bs.o. No souo not prove
the prisoner released. "as retained and
Street FiSh; james N. r,,
Neidt were arraigned before tha p..efy .na neefy ..
aay, to answer the charge Of ass.uitin. yeasss-
evidence showed that TSersy Tesa.y evening last The
as Emore was with him to see fai, ~ sa'.ne, 0us
corder held them both to bail In he M, wy ~ 49,
each. sum OK vI00
Dead-Thomas Hogan, . native Of r,rr.,..,
Ireland who had his legs cut off while atts,rr.s
70 get on the cars for Richmond, 10 Petsrsbrr.s
olea on yesterday. He was resident Of this citx
-AA6 hoA "uIkluG U QQnYfV In N
carolina. He attempted to leap on the cars Win:
in motion, and paid the penalty with his life. His
legs were amputated below the knees by DIR Luke
White. of Petersburg; but the operation failed to
save him. The remains of the upfcrtunate ma n
reached this city in the cars last evening.
DtsordTly House -Jnc. knight and Ann Wri,ts !.
TWO well known characters, who reside near Rs !.
cons Quarter Branch, made their appearances he.
fore the Recorder yesterday. to answer the ch.rss
OF keeping disorderly house. The madam. vhss -
called up. treated the court to Q copious shower of
tears, and begged most piteously for Lardop. bus
the evidence of guilt go conclusive. thst bosh
parties were committed to prison In default Of hs
to be of COED behavior. - '"'A
Recorder Tate presided in the MAYORS Court q. .
terday morning, in the absence Of the Mayor = ho
is on visit to Jamestown to witness the celet n.
ton.
To the Ladits-We invite attention 70 the la,se
sale of silver plated table goods, clocks toys etc
advertised for Friday next. The goods are on ex.
hibition, second Aoor, at Eessrs Larus & Shine
aud the ladies are invited to call to-day and exam
Inc them. They are really beautiful and Ct the
latest styles. .. -
Dismissed The indictment against Marx Tin.
dali and ID. q Haziegrove. for fighting in the ss.
cond market, was disposed of In the Hastings
Court yesterday, by the entering of . noHe pro.
se9ni. -
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with the lead and held II short distance, when
Deucaiioa dashed up to him. gave him the 60 by,
"Liks an arrow, he few away"
under q strong pull passing the stand the frsttime
In ISL and making the heat, we'll In hand, In $50,
thereby winning the race
Deucalion is in the four mile stake, at New York.
to be run In June, and may prove himself trouble.
some on that occasion
We append Q reczpitulAtion:
Proprietor . Purse $500, two mile heats.
Msj Thomas Doswelfs sh b. Dsucaiion, 4 years ole.
BY Revenue, dam the q Qaeen by Pdam...
James Tally . ch. h. Shocsoe 4 years old by
Tally BIO. dsm Betsy w White,.............. 2 2
D. McDaniePs br. b. Tar River, 4 ysars old,
9ime S4si $50.
To-day the race Is fer ths Jockey Cub Purse o,
$500, three mile heats, the entries to which will
be found In the Advertisement If the horses
spoken of on the course yesterday, come to the
score for start, We think the sport viii be very
fine. and the favori.e have an excellent opportu-
nifty Of getting its feathers pluckea
The famous Race Horse and Stallion, RED EYE
30 favorAbly known In this city, will be cold on ths
course BY auction, and 1t is generally expected
win bring good price. =.
As further inducement to horsemen tobe on
the course, We understand that the great Trottsr
"KossuTH." will be exhibited Ia the quarter
stretch fact of itsslf that will attract the attain
tlon OF many persons.
Irsspdss5nS S-Dandridgs slave to b. !. Cnns-
tan, charged with burgiaTiousiy entering NJ -.
ringson's house, was tried before tne nus,1ss
Court yesterday, and acquitted OK tne oefSA
but found guilty Of . trespass, and ofossso " W
fogged.
The Appsal Docke. In the Hustinss Court VIII Dc
called at 10 O'Clock to day, whsn al inseeessso
should bs present
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-31

$TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-wA JAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity. In the matter of Rufus Hay
wood Richard B. Haywood, Robt W. Haywood, George i.
Badger and wife Della and others Petition to sell lands
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term 1885, of the
Court of Equity for the County of Wake, in the above
titled causes: the undersigned Clerk and Master will pro-
coed to SELL the premises in the Cityof Raleigh the
18th day of February next the lands in the readngs
toned, towit:
Two valuable Lots of ground in the City of Raleigh
known in the plan of said City lots Nos. 209 and be-
lug the house and premises upor which the late Mrs. Sher
wood Haywood resided in her life me wherein valua-
BILE family residence and all ouhouses and
lures for a family.
Also valuable Tract of Land in the County of Wake
situate on Walnut creek at short distance from the City
of Raleigh bounded by the lands Of John Hutchins w. D.
Haywood, Theophus Pool, Sarah Hogg and john w. D.
Watson containing about four hundred and sixteen 46)
acres.
TERMS SALE-A credit OF six months for one-hal and
eighteen months for the residue of the purchase money will
be given to purchasers upon their entering bonds with
approved security bearing interest from date Of SALE Five
per cent Of the purchase money to be paid in cash.
Given under hand at Office this Goth January, 1857
ED. G. HAYWOOD, c. NJ
January 26, 1856. 2O-w&swtd
Register COPY.
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Latest from Nicard1ua.

New York, Jan. 24.-The steamship James Adger,
from San Juan. with dates to the 18th inst, arrived
here to-day. The purser reports that the cholera
had disappeared from the Isthmus There was little
sickness and no deaths on the Adger.
Walker is represented to be in better condition,
having 1900 able bodied men at Rivas who are we'll
supplied with ammunition and provisions. Colonel
Lockrdgc, with 800 men, was still at Punta Arenas,
awaiting the completion of steamer, which would
be ready about the 18th January
The Adger encountered great fields of ice on her
homeward passage, in latitude 80" 80.
Several returned Nicaraguans give very contra
dictory statements as to Walkers present situation,
but they confirm the previous report. that Hennng.
sen had escaped from Granada and Joined Walker
also that there had been revolt at Leon and that
the insurgents had joined Walker.
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The OCEAN TELEGRAPH.-A Washington CORES.

The OCEAN TELEGRAPH.-A Washington cores.
pondent says:
While the President and Cabinet have signi6ed
every disposition to aid the Ocean Telegraph en- err.
PRISE the application for assistance must 60 to Con-
gress. The British Government has agreed to pay
1900 pounds annually for its use, and if the
actual tolls exceed that amount. The Company pro.
poses to take less sum from our Government In
order to avoid the constitutional objection raised
against the required appropriation it is proposed to
ancrease the Continent Fund of the State Depart
iment to be used for this object lfany law be pass
ed, the Navy Department will detain steamer to
cooperate in laying the wire; otherwise not, as par
tail dsmantling will be necessary, which is not con-
sidered now authorized for such purpose. The Ma
CARA was suggested for this service But the Naval
Architect has just reported that she cannot be ready
for sea before May, owing to delay in completing
the machinery.
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TIE VEGETABLE KMGDox QUIzzIcALLY CoNsIDER.
ED.-Read what Captain Job Prest in bic .Won.
derful Adventures, says Of the vegetable kingdom;
The term vegetah|ev sometimes pronoun :ed vege,
tablets probably d{yed from the peculiar long and
pointed form of this description of esculens hence
originally called wedge eatable thence vegetable, and
now reduced into the present term
Annual Towering plants resemble whales as they
come to blow.
Flowers are very warlike in their disposition, and
are ever armed with pistis. IL
They are migratory in their habits, for wherever
they may winter they are sure toieave in the spring
most Of them very polite and full Of boughs.
Like dandies the coating Of many trees IS their
most valuable portion Cork trees and boot trees
for instance. ssz-- q ~
Grain and seeds are not considered dangerous, ex-
cept when about to shoot. 80
Several trees like watch dogs, are valued mostly
for their bark.
A little bark win make rope but It takes large
pile of wood to make cord. esgi
Though there are no vegetable beaux, there are
number Of spruce trees.
It is considered only right and proper to axe trees
before you fell them. ~. j.
Fruit trees have military characteristics. When
young they are trained they have many kernels
and their shoots are straight.
Grain must be treated like insects; when the head
bends it must be Graded; and threshng is resorted
to fit it for use.
Tares are mostly found with smaller gra'ns-which
require sowing
Great indulgence in fruit is dangerous and too
free use Of melons produces melon.colic effort.
Old maids are fond of pears-but cannot endure any
reference to dates.
Sailors are attached to bays; oystermen to beech
es love sick madens to pine. =.
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SALE OF BANK STOCKS AND STATE BoNDs-Welea
inthe Observer took place Thursday last at Wades.
borough, and resulted as follows:-
I91 shares Stock of Bank of fWadesboro' avraged
$65 so per share of$5O.
100 do. Bank of Charlotte, averaged $51 &C.
State Bonds Of $1,000 each averaged 1895 IS.
The terms were months credit
Fayetteville Observer.
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OBJ Staubarb.
.,E1GH, SATURDAY. JAN. 81. 1857.
Special Notice.

s-,xnARp is conducted t.icty upon the CASH syse"
are discontinued at the expiration Of tile time
then haze been paid. Subscribers scI Dc noffed
WEEKS before their time IS out By CROSS MARK on
and unless the sabscript'o" Is re"e'0ed sAe pa
,,ubs discontinued. This is rule from ~h'ca t"ere
ube no departure. Watch tile cross marx an" rs"e''
your subscriptions :, ,s,a,o
rs,; Weekly Standard q per annuna do.
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
n,ou the Post Office from, well the one to, which
hr desire the change to be made.
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Thirty.FOurth Congressional Session.
W ASUISGTuN JAN q

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24
SExArE-Mr Nourse of Maine elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Hamlin,
appeared to day, was qualified and took his seat.
Mr. Wilson presented the credentials of Mr. Sumner,
a Senator elect from Massachusetts, for six years
from the fourth of March next Sundry private bills
were passed. The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Chester was brought before the House
by the Sergeant at arms and resolution adopt
ed calling on him to furnish an excuse why he did
not appear before the committee appointed to in
vcstgate charges Of bribery. After debate it was
determined that the witness should answer in writ
ing under oath. Mr. Chester was then given into
the custody of the Sergeant at arms. Several pri-
vate bills then passed and the House adjourned
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26, 1857.
SENATE.-The Senate passed bill to establish
naval depot at Brunswick, in Georgia. and appropr-
ating 5000 900 for that purpose. The Senate then
adjourned
HousE-Mr. Chester was brought to the bar, and
gave his reasons for absence when summoned before
the investigating committee. His reasons were con-
sidered satisfactory and he discharged from
custody The bill to increase the pay of the officers
of the army was passed. The House then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1857.
SENATE-The Senate debated the Indian appro-
p,ation bill.
HousE.-Mr Campbell of Ohio, from the Com
mittee of Ways and Means, reported the amended
tariff bill, which he stated will reduce the revenue
fourteen millions. The bill giving to each branch of
Congress the entire control Of its contingent fund.-
was debated, but decision arrived at. The
submarine telegraph bill referred to the Com
mittee of Ways and Means. The House holds a
g. ssion this evening for debate only.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-31

Col. L. W. Humphrey, of Onslow, will accept our
thanks for valuable State Documents received on
eral occasions. Col. Humphreys course has been
such as to reflect much credit on himself and honor
on his county. He commands 1--WE arc told) the res
pect Of his political oes and the esteem Of his friends.
Nesc6ern Union
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Mr. BUCHANAN m WAsHINGroN.-Mr. Buchanan
arrived in Washington City on Tuesday hist, it is
stated, on . temporary visit He was greeted by
many friends, but there was no public reception
He was waited on by the President, and the meet
ing between them was most cordial. He was at the
National Hotel ..a.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,W WAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity. James s. feathers VS.. R. r.

- COUNTY. In Equity. james s. feathers VS.. R R.
Justice.
court of Equity for the county of Wake in the
tied the undersigned clerk and MASTER proceed
to sell at the Court Hou door the city of Raleigh on
the 18th day of February next the lot hereinafter described
TO witt:
tenement and lot of ground situate lying and being in
the city of Raleigh and bounded follows beginning
Jno Bualoes thence running north 2lo feet thence
west 80 feet thence south 80 feet Lane street. thence
east up the said street. so feet the beginning which said
lot was mortgaged by Justice James s. Leather
by deed bearing date the goth day of March, A. d. 1885,
the residue of the purchase money bond bearing interest
from date Of sae payable twelve months after date o. sale.
E. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. M.
January 26, 1857. 2O-w&swtd
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Dill D..

In Fayetteville the 21st inst Mrs. Mary l. Yates
sort of VIM j. Yates of the Charlotte Democrat aged %
In all the relations of social and welded life Mrs.
Yates was model woman and her loss will be deeply felt
in that circle where her virtues known and appreca
ed best AS wife, mother, daughter sister and friend she
will long be mourned and her memory will ever be blessed
by those who knew her but to love her
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Rail Roads Omen.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The Railroads between
this CITY and Richmond are now clear Of the snow.
The mails which left Richmond this morning arrived
here this afternoon.
The mails due here to-day from New York, came
through in good time
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DEATH OF ANDREW SrEvENsoN.-The Hon. Andrew
Stevenson expired at his residence in the county OF
Albemarle Va, the 18th instant in the 74th year
Of his age, of pneumonia.
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The Oak.Citv Guards Concert.

Notwithstanding the excessively uniavorablc state
If the weather on Wednesday last, the Concert ad.
,srsed for the benefit of the poor took place in the
Commons Hail. A postponement was deemed unad'
vsable in consideration of the pressing wants Of
the poor and the uncertainty of procuring the use
of the Commons Hall on any other night.
We we're more than pleased to see the manner in
which the citizens generally, but particularly the Ia
dies, responded the call of the Guards to aid the
distressed.
Like every other thing the Guards have underta'
ken, the concert was decided succcss-save, per-
baps, in pecuniary point of view. The following
uaSfhe
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-31

LATER FROM WALKER.-Later intelligence is that
Walker was surrounded by his allied enemies all his
supplies were cut off, and he bad been offered terms,
and was expected to surrender
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CoLD.-for every mile that we leave the surface
of our EARTH the temperature falls live degrees. AT
forty five miles distance from the globe we get be.
yond the atmosphere, and enter, strckly speaking,
into the regions of space, whose temperature is 225
degrees below zero, and here cold regns in all its
power Some idea of this intense cold may he FORM
ed bv stating that the greatest cold observed from
the Arctic Circle, is from 40 to 60 degrees below
zero and here many surprising effects are produced
In the chemical laboratory the greatest cold that
can produce is about $50 degrees below zero. At
this temperature carbonc acid becomes solid sub
stance like snow If touched, it produces just the
same effect the skin red hot cinder it bis
ters the finger like burn. Quicksilver or mercury
freezes at 40 degrees below zero that is y degrees
below the temperature at which water freezes. The
solid mercury may then be treated as other metals,
hammered into Sheets made into spoons such
spoons would, however, melt in water as warm as
ice 1t is pretty certain that every liquid and gas
that we are acquainted with would become solid if
exposed to the cold of the regio ions of space. The
gas we light our streets with would appear like
wax oil would be in reality as hard a rock )"
pure spirit, which have never yet solidiiied,
would appear like block of transparent crystal !;
hydrogen gas would become quite solid, and resem-
Bile metal; we should DC able to turn butter in a
lathe like piece of ivory, and the fragrant odors of
flowers would have to he made hot before they
would yield perfume. These are few of the as
tonishng effects of cold
BURNING OF NEGRO NOSE IN ALABAMA-We find
the following account of the burning Of this negro,
at AbbevilIe Ala, in the Enfaua Natire. 1t will be
recoected that the crime for which Nose was burn
Cd was the murder Of his master:
a large concourSe of people was assembled at
Abbeviile, numbering some 5000. The negro was
taken from the Jail by the guard no opposition was
offered by the Sheriff. The place arranged be-
fore the negro arrived. green pine stake was set
in the ground firmly, and round that, pile Of fat
pine was arranged in diameter about six feet, and
about four feet high. lie was bound head and feet
to the pole and before fire placed to the pole the
wretch made the following confession. THAT he
had murdered his master, but would not have done
it had it not been for white man." He made some
other confessions, duplicating white man and ano.
thcr negro in the affair.
Our informant says that when he left the fire had
already consumed his head, legs and feet and that
they were piling on more wood to finish the body.
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( Col. James Gardner. the editor Of the Augusta
Consttutionalist has been nominated as the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor of Georgia.
It is thought that B. Il. Hill, Esq, late Fillmore
elector, will be the opposing candidate.