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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-01
WORCESTER s. NASHUA
RAILROAD.

rssszsszss4 PROVIDENCE AND WORs
49, -s'sess CESTER RAILR0AD-SUMMER AR
ACCOMMODATIONS of Time On and after Mon
day, August 8, 1857 Passenger Trains will leave fol-
lows
Providence for Worcester, at 100 and H. As M and
430 P. nj,
Worcester for Providence at e45 and H. Is A. NJ, and
400 P. II.
Trains connect at Worcester Junction with trains Of
the Norwich, Nashua, Western aud Boston and Worces
ter Railroads.
At Providence with trains for stonington, Hartford
Bristol aud Warren.
The mid dey train only connects with Steamer Perry
to and from Newport
The evening train from Worcester will not stop at Cen
trail Falls. s. H. TABOR sup,t
Providence August 7, 1857 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-01

VHNO WOODEN MANUFACTURERS =
n CALVIN L. GODDARD, New YORK, only naufac
tnrer of the ORIGINAL STEEL RING AND TOoTH BURRING
MAoHIEEs and IMPROVED STEEL FEED ROLLS recommends
their sttachmentto Second Breakers and Condensers
the best aborsavng machinery in Wooden manufacture
The Burning Machines used the First Breakers in
all the principal Wooden factories in the United States
Canada and Mexico. They acknowledged to be the
only perfect machines and indispensable to the econom
cal and successful manufacture of Wool
Each Burning Machine and its feed rolls card much
as the Gard ITSELF besides cleaning the wool of its coarse
and fine impurities.
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls and
referring to Mills having them use may be had by ad
dressing @. l.. GODDARD,
ais d1y No. BOWLING GREEN, NEW RoRK
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OMNIBUSES.
NEW oMNIBCs LINE GROIN YVES
NEW WORCESTER 4 LINCOLN Sc
~ O M N i b u s.
Observation-Disclosures MORCA0

MILLBURY STAGE leaves the Bay State
I'VE House at 10, A. M, and 500. y.
Loaves Millbury at A. NJ, and P. NJ. DIFF j6
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n A N @ Y G. o O d s
d NJ uNIcrrrr q 10

= y, Ms "A n TO II I q Jun
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, & GERMAN FANCY GOODS
Nos. 26 and 2s Vesey street, up Stairs, betDeen
ByodIUGy and Church str eet, NetU York.
CoMBs.-Budalo, Rubber and Horn Back Combs, in
great VARIETY Twist, Dressing, and Ivory Combs. BET
ToNs.Whalebone, Gilt, Lasting, Mohair, Twist, Bone
Metal, Silk, Agate, &C. BRUSHEa.-Hair, Tooth, Nail
&c. Linen Thread Spool Cotton N edles Pins, Hooks
and Eyes, Hair Pins Elastics, Whalebone, Linen and
Cotton Tapes Linen and Cotton Bobbing, Scissors Thin
ces and great variety of Fancy Goods and Fans, &e
all chsap for cash. dly f2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-01

rszassssssaza ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
sksagsSsss WORCESTER Expressly Every Train
Packages Forwarded Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch.
Packages and email Gases forwarded and oter Express
business apsaeed at Fall River, Mansfield Ateboro
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, kingston Warwick,
Wickheld, Peaceds and Wakefield, R. l.; and Stoung
on. Conn.
OFFIoEs.-1SO Main street, Worcester; Horace Cooks
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NOTtCE.-The hrm Of 2. BAKER d co, is this
IN day dissolved. All persons having accounts with
the same, are requested settle the same immediately
Worcester, August "a, 1857, 2. BAKER
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sPY~~THURs DAY, OCTO Der
RAILROADS.

- NORWICH * WORCESTER
esss---sSssz.s RAILROAD. Summer Arrangement
On and after MONDAY, May 4th, 1857, Trains will leave
as follows:
Norwich for Worcester and Stations at 600 H. r. 90
n. and 3,45 p N.
Worcester for Norwich and Stations at 100 and 1880
g.. M, and 8 90 m.
Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at 100 p. m. for
New York, via Steamers Commonwealth or Connecticut
my2 diff P. St. N. ANDREWS, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
For tie Enquirer

Messrs. Editors: TIE time senefai'y =, mi
for the Democratic Convention 10 a-s' ?e' ~, rho
uae !, candidate to fill the vacancy ".rtri", 1rrsy
-a.icr,,;nn of our late able and Efficient Auu."j
cr,.r,I Hon Willis =. Borock. ia row rea. ~ TO-
srd although hut all hrihI- member oi Tue i,."
cr,ric partv without desiring or possessing 80
celebrity, take the liberty OF hskin@' nd th.
cnuu,n- The expression OF my opinion Oh ',i
General satisfaction it would afford not o'iiy w ~,
bu: hundreds Of tina Ell zrns :" my c"",' ror;er
counties Of Lnasa. Orange. Cnlperer al" gen
irrespective OF pstt%, To have h" d'S''- s;,-s IN.
emaD whose maze heads TIL, article ~ ,on,.J 70
nomination or the Convention, aud 10 Us e'e''s1
ths responsible post. tao, tho counties
The writer hss but recently viSed 'nn W
above mentioned, aid having cow 10, ,r;.h hnt
of fine =, sideuts OF each he has found !'a' 80:
few dissenting voices, Mr. Lyons u '"e'' N"'''
the place. ,ot NOR ,rop,d
In making this statement, he drsHe. nO'' W. LAIN.
h.. a,temn,- To- diminish the qualifications or c'aih'
nf any of the gentlemen whose n.'ie' ~ H., b..
mentioned in this connection many " ''i'n' 80
rnows ore men 81 intent and high moral WORTH ana
would make good and faithful oliic.Fs' put as eve.
man has his choice and the rgnt oi eNPiess'us II. Nv
"ni .,.rcisss a prerosa;ive belonging TO all when
he asserts his preference for Mr. L., VI "'osc n'sn
ural;ti, .arnns and peculiar adaptation 10 Ie
one acquainted with him entrr'a'ns LOT ih''h'n' !.
douht His deserved rrpua'loh LOT great ieea' "a:
lenments dignity oi character, and spo!'ess
-, h;,, foo hri.ht and broad 10 require thar !he
naonl of Virginia should be enlightened cohceF:!Iu@
h,r They throw around his name an influence ara
o,is, bnt cann0; fail should lie receive the honi-
nation, TO ensure his triumphant election.
'sS'''' ~ SPuTsYLyASIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
.,siEST 81 rALEGH4rE.
rs,syruphed for the Richmonh Enquirer
LATER FROM EUROPE

ocrprr MayI-Tha steamship Indian, with III
yarn,nI da 10 h- ..2i April, arrived here To-Day
Th.r. is no polilica! news of an important charac,
tar The English Journals ca-s!iy The li'Gs7 "i
Commons ~ follows: Pamtrston 3D. Derbyhes
~ K-turmers no. Liberals 53.
Th. French Government have resolved 10 a:"?'
me English system 10, the transportation oil c'i''
Tn. Grand Duke Constantine has been receive"
a, Tnp',u with. The usual Eouors HE accounts rom
,, French manufacturing districts are ln'atisi"c'o'
~ Their. had been a considerable IrcIiEe III oreat'
stuff. owing TO n large stock o! wheat, hii Tue "ea
th,r to- Growing crops being most favorable.
In Spain. the Mexican difficulty presents ME
chance fora pacific settlement.
Tn. four powers have drawn q pfo'"col presenting
,ae terms bt see Switzerland and Prussia h"' ''vy
l,sclaim the intention OF attempting 10 enforce "
i r,fn-.d however they will do all they can 10 pre-
vent hoStIlIties. H.
The Russian port, Si-!i, has been c"ptared oy Tue
Circas-i.ns and tine garrison massacrrG
LIVERPOOL, April - COTTON IL dull ana uht'"hn-
.l, aud Gloalions are barely mainanrd saI.s i"r
IA. last three DAYS amount tn lSUOo bales. f1"! -
1u Ell. Wheat is unchanged. Corn IL dull ana 10,
advanced one shilling. The weather was iH'"tao'e
Tor tn crops. Money is slightly more Stringent
C,usuls 93. .,,,;,,.
Til. quotations for cotton ara Orleans. mdli'nS'
+ upi.nd- ditto. !: red wea' 10 -! waite - -
y Canal II ,ur - Ia }D. Dhjo 3D.; Corn m'N''' 81
to - 4! yellow ~ white 81 ~ i1s. Spirits tafPeh'
tine iGJs. RoSiHi!'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HANOVER.

AT meeting OF she Democratic psrty Of Hanover
county. held AZ the Court House on Tuesday, April
.Sh 1871. Col. Edsin Shelton wss called 10 the
Chair and VIM. H. Campbell requested 10 net
Secretary.
Gu motion, the Chair appointed Chastaiu White,
W. u. Newton Thos. NJ Gardner, VIM Gibson, and
I. G. Brown, u committee 10 report business for the
meeting.
The committee reported the following resolutions
which were unanin lusy adopted by the meeting:
Isl. Resolved That the proceeds OF thu public
lands ought be sacredy applied 10 the national oh
iec;s specified 10 the Constitution. and that arr.
opposed 10 any plan Tor the distribution of suc! pro.
ceeds among the S'a,e-. ak. ;ncxpedsnt in policy
and rcnucnaut To The Constitution.
u. k--"iv, d, That ihs cour-. Of our representa-
tive in Congress- th- Hon John ). Csski. meets
our appreciation. and we will cordially support him
for Reelection.
I'd. Resolved. That thu Chairman appoin, Ten
delegates from each nacs:"rrsl district Ia represent
Hannver III the Convention H. he held on the 18Th
May, in the Cry OF Richmond, for the purpos. of
selecting candidate Ia supply The vacancy occa.
stoned by the resignation Of the Hon. Wills 2. 30
cock. ann that the Chairman and Secretary be added
20 the delegation.
The Cha,E,nsn then appointed a. delegates to that
Convention N. following g'I!i'-n"n:
From District No. l.--W & bs"n. ! Tyler Wm
ParseIey, r Ru;n. Jno Parsley X Burnett Jos II
Street JOAN kiny. Dr. W III Tyler, and Rrbt Toml;n
From Disric; No. "A llm5e!ake, Jno MlI-.
Ino II Ta!;aterrn. Thos NJ Gardner j G l. impkin W
Il Newton. Horne, Dr r. ra!!-y, W Norrnent. D.
Robinson and Br W L Nelson.
From, District M. 3--C"i W l. White Sc Tuck
o. L White. W White. d Wood. l. II Coi.,Hau Ell.
mund Win.ton DR. I + White, Jos II Saead J ~
rayor a Morris and w u Winston. Jr.
From Disirct No. 4-Jno d q Brown, II Camp.
bell. T c Brown, l. Vaughan. + ra'nan. DE- +
Goodsll. j " Vaughan, A Mcdowell. Dr. J L Cros.
and l. Vaughan.
F,"ra District M. j.--Wm j Carpen err l. Syif:,
y Lowry. VIM Nelson, l. Phillips. DR. Rowse, DR.
g Il Swift DIR Terrell. b Joues and II L Carter.
From Dist.c, No. &C " Dabney. { II Waugh
sn. l. W Morris, + Wroi-on. I I. Walter. e Morris
J Taey, W M'.ngieid, W p iiopk n. anu L H Good
man.
On motion. i, Resolved, Tina: the editors o thu
Richmond Enquirer. South and Examiner, be r.
questei TO publish these proceedings.
On motion, In. meeting then adjourned.
EDWIN SHELTON, Chairman.
VIZ. II, CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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Correspondence # the Baltimore Sun

H,gaiy imDor'aat-itejrct,oioCt Dailas C'2r.ut0p
Yr.d'y|y E-giaaf- TIE C'uyioH- Brirer l'reaty-
rs Ajro.-uioa.
Intelligence VS. received here yesterday. of :he
prompt reie"tion by The English government ct the
Da!!aa ant Clarendon treaty in the form in which it
Was modified oy the Senate
hGy" reason t. know that thi. intelligence took
the admin tcat"n by surprise. They hal been lei
10 supp"s. thu; the tr-a'y ratified he~c would be-
acceptable 10 the British government particularly az
time wien that government; was arou', wa be
.ieved, I" withdraw i;seIl. far il could from At
fairs u: This continent. and VIXEN il was .ekin TIE
corporation al III" tuited States ~ other ng't-rs
1t appears that III" Morning Post, the other side.
and tt:e Albion. this side Of he water wa better
informed Ihey ha'! toreshaio"ed the rejection of
III. treaty.
Well, the negotiation i ~ IA end. With The treaty.
We atsnd - We were. "D the Clayton Bll:ger c"rrec
on, AMI may Proceed III due time ana form To- ahrp
Sai- that L'r! Ptlm-r-tnn heviG! been brls'treI
mp by the late election triumph. be eir"us Of
dpiomstlc al; with G.r Cas-. for the pur pose 1T try
ing his natal los
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
For lie IH3Nir
ATTORNEY GENERALSHlP.

,1ass,s Ed;,or,-AIlow m. 10 bring to the notice
or lie Convention 10 assemble in Richmond, On the
18th OF May, the OF John seawe Of G3nees' ,
So gentleman suitable every respect, 10 be MONT
mated Ms Attorney General. MIR. Srawell Is widely
known in Tide Water Virginia. His eminent irea a
ahiI;taa bis high moral character, his fearless indie
n.nd.nce aud great industry, have already recon
io4ndsd him TO many persons rs q fl candidate IN
mrspec.ive for Judge in this Circuit al The .Xp'ra,
lion of the present incumbens term vi office Should
nomination for Attorney General upon him. III. peo-
pls of all this section vii. !y appreciate ana APP
paud their choice. WILLIAMSBURG
..rhe South" will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
THE MILFORD HAVEN AND CHESAPEAKE
STEAM FERRY

W. have been iIrrsIrl Win fle fnliowiur ey'r.cl
from ,l. letter re NJ, America. S,s,,n,p mn n
q: :: di.nnf Soni,arn Stat. who i Iag,oo-.riiy ,'
rurmr. in Euglsnf in rel zion =, ;If. ,i5apti, ,far
prize. nurrrgdrts w. trust. will prfisly Is peru.al
Il hope Col. Mnnn wi! succeed in in.nri.s an IN.
dolent S"n;h with conf fence in the creates .uter.
prize undertaken during he existence Of the Union,
"s the promotion "i ~ wealth. f'jon. ana great
interests while component part If the Cn;or and
for ia security snd Grandeur, si,oull -luaraoa of
the States ever occur. Without hs en'"rpr 80 - cur
red out "er" di-u'ion T" ocrur, VIVA sad piigh'
"olia "" appear H. h"!"re all ;is great p""eTs o The
"oi.d -"lii"ut external commerce. without ships,
without sailor. without any thing. in sort except IN"
hrS' c''"e tn ihe world and ;h" ri"h ara hhun liant
th"uSh s'n."nt' pnnd-roo' products with %hich W"
are h'' SO" oy h""ntiui nature hat DEPENDENT nPon
'Ss VII" WOMB men be t"Fel2r.Fs-perhspss heiiis
r',,pls u % ,ia"s2'rf tha' tor weh We have u"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05


c0FFhE-Incr" las boon no mov"ncn, ro,i~y
i'" 'ar ~ hive heard. Tuare j., however
maui i1f H. ami NJ --lr '"r!iH" on rhc price, o
cI bi ;hc holders considerable -ai- could be-
. llold"c- nr", however. very rrm ia their View
stock here i n"i large, and much Of II l. held a"
market. We quot" mo Coffee ~ before Vt ilaIl: r
iniT /" good tar III . e. tor good and ll,al4 n
prime. LaguHyrn Cote" svOIli bring ii her" u
Ct, and y" Gup'" inv, do. ~ lJGlj - Ct.
FLOUR -IH"rr va, good inquiry ;Hi- moran
Flour, mai Tor ri! varieties ~. inrrErt very arm
foreign if!r"- received 9y n" AFRICA have ;"ui.i
i"T price, tor br"ri rii- g"u"rhly Their. WA ,.r
t!"ry li" done to-day Ia Flour many OF the. hlitr
.ug posed 3" nccrp'tl" Pncr, offered ny r.- n-
We herr! GA tarDg" - Grv Of -ale- ri go 5si. II
: rect super a. - 30 but heard OF 10 -si.- 90.
Ohio Clty Mil. super. Both o.; Ia" latter t.-c--
could have b""n sold ~ 81 -, and Of Howard :
tu"f" W"r. NOR" huEet- tEtn sellers 'hc clos. ~
'-Grc EEtrn Flour j. utdrma'i There verr sale.
',rtsy O 20 tnis City Mills Extra s. ~ arj Pm
choice Howard S'rcr: do 81 - ~ ~ Ws.'.fu
my .c Guo,"i N <. = I.2aSI
GRAIN.-Fpr Gram ~ niI ie-crip,ious III. ,sfr,.'
rhu"- 6yoyaD'. IN" sUpuy ~ marie; today 81.
and III" 'ran-actipn- W." consequently limited. .
w"'" ! -lu bH.H" whit" WErt' ~ rrnrkor a'' u =
U.s. sold ~ - c"Et- ter ordinary, ~ 10 ~ -
- GOOD, uri - tor ctu.C. lois Rcd Wh,s'
"'ins readily ',h! 80 cents tor good 20 prime H'
~, hp""'"T, none al market 20 day Corn Wa 10
'"rsRui, hnd ior y".iow p'ic.8 wrr" some rf- pet
b'.i'r taHG g'-'efiay. ir"r" VET" .nuc =. rjU bur.
market al uU, about Uyg bushels a. winch va. $
81 III" u'Her 49, offered -nii Is: 5aaiJ cents Wnu.
sold a. on yc-'"rGry al .)t'! 80. There were some
bushes HT' 4 Hhi N"'- .u' 10 sHie- were reported
lot OF 200 5Hsil4 Fr.a,yl94rin - -. va. offer.
r"u-'.f the holders denim lug higher igor" for Il
nave, irr -'fHr t"y- p1-'. u-"n comm. forward
i'"n!S, hnf '1'r morning they w"r" badly ~ firm
".r. ~. DAY ar Two since iur rcccip'. TO day were
1900 bushels md ~ note frlo- 70; - ~ l1,s Of :
~ liai- c'-., aDi y, NarynUI nsf- / 80 ct. Pc
""nir Or w"r" mold -. iny ~ 5'aaj c'-.
PROVISIONS -?.oss-- cnn,Iuur hrrn, hu'
r%.t v!,ir. tor day. past has been nc,igr i.
qul"t "" hoard This morn ~ q; - .nl" yesterday
fi'iDn 90 hose reported of ~ hhd- Bacon Shnultr
.H" terms ~er" no. given. Brc1H held - dsy fff
~ r'- Tor Shoulders, and j. cis tor SIi"~ W.
-t!"- ~ lott 81 -u'u" - Hit- ~ rh"s" figures W.
'I-p r'Pprt"f iI day -s. - to- "S'rr su.Er cur,
""u Ham. ~ Z! 81 -" ufc no, advised OF any n.
ti"h- 80 b. N'.t. W quote shoulders Il, :: %
.-,I"' ~ ir. c'' I'D Hr,rs ,n} u c.. Barrslci
Boot. 'ni Lrrt arr 4g'' We quote Pork a, go I.
Tor i"s' ga Tor Prm- $50 Tor Rurnp. aud Be.t -
j. per Dol. tor .c-'"ru "nG R,itltnprc packed =
Lard ma? b" quoted At - o'- Tor CIiy. Is. -. ~
Western Leaf aHJ h., !o e.. Tor rc.nei - .img
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
For he Enquirer.


Messrs Edors:-A writer above thu signature "'
.,virpiniy. :" in the Enquirer Of Saturday morning.
questions tue correctness of my estimate OF me an
,,ua! value Of the offices which are held ny ny GU"
gems Of Richmond. iienr!co county anu iide."a ':r
Virginia The only errors 10 that statement were III
uud,rrotyg the value oil The offices in question: ana IN
asserting that they We're all held by residents III Ken
m,nd They are held by citizens OF Richmond aud Hen
rico although the duties oi four" The offices IN iurs
INN r.uuir. the kmsorarg absence Of The ncnmbents
,rno mr.. still cj:sas of Richmond and lenr;c". All
OF the following Offices believe, are held by mem.
Der, of the Democratic party aud at! were citizens "i
Richmond. Henrcn and iide.Watcr when r"n'nIs
stoned. Whenever an approximate estimate oi ga
Iarv WAS necessary, il is stated al the lowest estimate,
gs your readers, who familiar with The eiuo,''
ineu,s nf tho offices in question. will perceive. AS
your correspondent requires ,his statement, merely
Nv wav of clearing the deck Tor action, shall re-
serve much which might b. said in favor oil the doc
t,iae which advocate for iG,ufe Use.
Offices hs}d BIZ citizens al RiehmoAd and HeRrtco
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Ny original estimate, therefore incorrect in
stating the aggregate Of Richmond, Henrico and Tide
Water rginia Is low $4,000 wien it is i'll realty
lnorc than $685.,
All Of these offices important in honor and rnolu
lnents do we hold without THE VALLEY. THE NORM
WEST, or Trans-A!eghauy Virginia seeking TO de
prive us of one OF them. Why should we deny 10
them .!,e selection OF candidate for the Attorney
Generalsp whcn several of their most distinguish
ed sons ar. candidates for that office
For the present ! rGnt"nt myself with this brief
and respectful compliance with the request OF your
correspondent. The article to which he has appn
ren;y taken exceptions, was a legitimate reply In an
editorial in the ENquUsr, and discussed question of
party policy. about which without reference 10 The
claims of any of the multimdinous candidates 10! the
Attorney G-nesashpl there happened t" bs n Wild.
difference Of opinion among those who have not q
particle of personal interest in the subject III c1mt:o
versY. linE MATkk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
ARRIVALS ar THE sr. CHARLES HOTEL,
MOOpW4GD & NEnMAN. Pr0prist0r,.

] II Morr- Loui,r; Taylor Washington; Henry &
Hewlett, Weldon g: Richard Christian. PhiIip thri-'
t;.r ,hor., Cry; ! simm- ~tou.y Point pr q N"H
,nru orange : u Coach, l.ou'-e, Carer G"rhou-.
vIIs; " Il Sinic RDckn.am T. " iiuIIln-. ufk j"n'i
4 J.,.- l. Maun Amelia: 1nu- cnln.rn, W l! Dhvt-. "
\ phIlpr,ck ] spence New York; W Whitehead. y 4;
Tho. T. Ch,nan Hampton; W II 'iruchcart. )anEl" ;
iyinr.,on New Orenn- Il 7 Dix. Lancaster; J. VI ~.
mu Northampton. John Il Richardson, 'iordon-yli";
II Robertson Cumh-rlnni; tno!~in, ROt";"rrt; i
Hrocsnhrii:r New Mexico; Il j BUn, Louisn; W Chew
ming AInrmrr.. & Pride. Charleston. {; tha. S"s
hrJnt Peter .bur: w WakrnHp, iona w Nipr E!rhmorh
Las T Ranch Geo Branch, &: VIM Kirby ltms
nur.. n T. nimpud Erhnoui; Nelson, New Kent
Hiu.cr Mater Wii!i" km-"y Mas T. stanley, iunr
NrWji,r. Baltimore: john Sw,'i. Hanover; Shut"
N.w York; y W Fiafrl- P"uilc.on, P"utl.t0t
,pd con Louisa; " & Hidden, F.uvunn; 6 Anderson &
u Hall, Hnnover; " q HI ,har'-"n, VA IL l'f
Jackson W II IIalIowcli. NO,'Oway.
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HON. WM. RAkkSDALE.

The Democracy Of Noxuhee county, Mics, have
TO re.nomnste the Hon. VIM. Barksdale
for Congress. This movement will b. looked upon
with especial favor by the States Rights party all
over the South. Mr.. y. has proved himself, during
his short and active in the House OF Repre-
sentstives, most sturdy dei.ic; aud able expound
er Of the doctrines OF the tru- Southern Democracy
He has never been known TO H,Ech, in any hour OF
dangerous aai kuot'y debate. Faithful 10 his party
the whole South demand. from Mississippi his re-
al.cfinm
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ID from Ireland which had not been thought OF uE.

aud from Ireland, which had not been thought oil ui
III the Steam Ferry was projected
The valee of such opinions and vi=w', coming rom
~ elevated Southern gentleman as hteathrs a'e
deserving Of tie highes; consideration. The ,illf
tor action has arrived. The day for taking an" re-
snlvin. conventions is past The means mast now
he provided And we should under'e-tlmats 'he
patriotism of the South were we to doubt thst 'hIS
would be forthcoming. We shall advert to THIS sup
i.ct m y f.w .iays-T SOuik SUE Dfmorr1t
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RICHMOND, MAY !. l-J7.

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mouth: + q Williams, Baltimore"
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FROM NEW GRANADA.

NASHiMcTo>. Nay 2-Very !a;e advices were re-
ce:rec ri The STATE Department To day, per steamer
Illinois, from our minister NJ Bogo;a, Mr.. Bown, in
which he expresses the belle; that The New gover:
insnt OF thai ccGntTy viii eater into aIncsble
rsugement for the settlement. o: utndng difficulties.
IL Is the general opinion here tha, judge Blacks
decision IL the Cortaick sni Ramsey case will not
be orerruled.
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RICHMOND, MAY lsI

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crcn,rc receipts thus sr have bad little or u" drir
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follG.y!a. cruI- made Ia IL" ps-' three days
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