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IllEN

IN kirswsod .eston county y'rsinia, on I'hur:day.
IG'y 10Th, c57, csrt GEGR.;E - GLITTER, First
Auditor OF Virginia, ncod 30 years.
Cup. Clutter wa, born III Preston county virginia, or
the 18th day OF December s7 He resided n IN
said county till he arrived III" age sixteen when his
mother died, and hn thu, early in life thrown upon
his own Leaving trsstou county nj thia 1ye
he wen: to the City OF Wheeling whore he Liroi
sto.cboy 20 NJ T. Pollock, successful merchant Of TINT
city. During his serric"s with Mr. Pollock, a,.hu!
nIcut began between them which subsequently, insured
into the most ardent friendship and continued till he
death
In Ill Capt. g. became Editor and Proprietor nj the
Wheeling Argus. Chen the only Democratic Paper the
Wheeling Congressional district which paper .r pub
shcd Tor ioar years For ten yeari, during - rrst"nc.
in Wheeling, he belonged 10 Volunteer Company called
"The Wheeling Guards" four years OF which time he
com'nhndant ct said company When the war began
between the United States and Mexico Capt, Clutter
crci lis services TO Presid"n, Polk, who in lsi1 mp.
poincd him first Lieutenant in the 18th Regiment OF
United STATES Infantry. pom The Organization ol sni
regiment, he WINS appointed Adju;hnt thereof III whlc!
position he served ini,hiuy the fields o: Mexico ill
lie close of N" in July 1919 .iort tim. before the
close OF NJ fo,ks administration, caps C. appoint,
Pos. Master IN ;Ls at, Ut Wheeling bit, being De.
mocrni. ne was removed on tln accession 81 Ic. Taylor
to the Presidential Chair In Januar, l- he rteroi tho
Fret AUDITORS oi:"c in Richmond first clerk which po
.i.on he held l Robert Johnston Esu ,the. FRS: Au
ditor) resigned In l-i when he We. promoted 10 Tia
Fret Authorship TO NIL the unsx tired term ot Mr John
s'on-and subsequently NJ the ses.ipn. hc unaS
expired term During the session OF lsj5-G hc re-
eiccied without opPo.iriun) Tor year from the Isl
January l.I' ABOUT the LAT of January n,t- he
std By HE lysicHn that is lungs were seriously a
rce hat tue 10 tire Of hi ,yhrod NIL Gspe.nU.
dun. he continued 10 ascinrcc duties ii hi, Office un
al Msrch Sinrc March he has been sinking g. ualy.
sud -ecinci aware ;l. MS ds ain EIn.BGrGt
Through the persuasion: Of LIS friends IN Preston aun
with a' consent oil H. Physician Richmond hc ctr,:c
TO Haywood .'y IN lnac Having -c,;lrd all hs .afity
business o'io7e Ii" cit RICHMOND u;rr his arrival IA
krcwood. be gave hi>r; entirely 70 God united with
the Presbyterian church, mn hsi f! ASSURANCE that s
peace vas made We -ood 81 his des:h bed aud while
all n;l"r cvss we're weeping, his eyes alone wer- bright
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A CASE IN POINT,

Toprovi,e FOR James l.. Heath, who was Gi.cs-J.4
from the Artor's iiics here, Tor his abuse Of ~
Democratic party, Col. J. l.. Edwards, IA good Den
ocral was removed. and the discarded auditor pses
A. III. head of the Pension Office. John S.augL..
Of Williamsburg Ia good Denocrat.) relying On H..
t..-timory OF the Governor Of Virginia, ID. Is. FLOYD
,hut his father lieutenant in the first State req
meut aud exhibiting record proof that he WA. in a.,
vice brigade quarternasfer at the close Of u.
WIT applied at the Pension Office for hs halt pay a.
n lieutenant and Inarermaster. under the act Of Con
gress Of Jh July 1889. The discarded auditor vs.
now in the ascendant, and could degrade Democvs
ic Governor. He -rpuiieted Gov Foyd's testimony
and rejected Slaughier's claim. Gov. FIoyd's de-
sion WIS mstr under law from which there WAS
appeal in TrgiD" but subordinate office iolder
Washington has repudia'ed it. Can Virginia subn.
10 such an indignty Will the Secretary Of tie IL.
t",ior admit That judicial act OF me Governor o
yrginig John Is Finvd row one of his associates 4,
tn Presidents Cabinet. can be overruled by lie
Commissioner / Prision- Nous NERkoN.
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KANSAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To THE
rllLiNl.S IllREAUENED.

ST. Louis, July %I.-it 10 reported that pubic
meeting WAS held at lawrence karsns Tertiary, on
Thursday last, at which it determined 10 resist
the L. 5. troops il Cuy attempt was made 10 collect
the tahea. i gentleman just arrived here met Gov.
Walker ten miles from lawrence with seven com.
panies OF infantry. Ii- sa,i he you'd arrange mat
tsrs peaceably possible, but il fo.ce Vas necessary
would uss it. Ths tree State men yerc gathering at
Lawrence. Col Lane had been sent for.
Both Gov Walker Hnd General Harvey have pow
err under the discretionary Ord0rJ heretofore trans
United. to detsin the troaps destined 70. Utah, to pre-
serve the peace of Kansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24
THE AZ Tee CHILDREN IN MUNICH.

a Correspondent; of the New York Evening Post,
writing from Munich, Bavaria. saws that the great
humbug of thu there hes been the Aztec exhibit
ton
1.-TWO Indian idiots ~ is now supposed ware e{hio'
tied he;s fr month descendanfs of the -ee ras.
For time TIE attendance gas large The royal faln
ily were several times present, A at once there wss
ohangs-,be police in:erfered the exhibition about
to open at Augsburg was broken up, and the Whole
cumpnuy s.ut summariiy out Of Bavaria The cause
of the change is not with certainty known though "
was without doubt the detection OF imposture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

New YORK. July 9.-Dates from Lsgunn. Yucca
tai. 10 June 18th state that the city ish-slthy, but
that the o'"no had made its appearance at Vera Cruz
AID Campenchy. There wa nh unsuccessful attempt
a revolution mals at Laguna on the night OF the 10Th
OF June; the object being TO depose The present Go.
Y-rnment.
Three Mexican vessels of war, built in New York
strw years since, had been condemned to be sold at
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From the New Orleans DchS
To MY WIFE.


nv ,,sEpuBEES,S.
Come 10 r,ls dearest-fm Lonely W'Ihou' t"et
Dqv :i,ne and NIGHT slime I'm thinking aboat thee
Min, ;,me and DAY tim. III dreams behold lhet -
T,,S,ic,,re The waking which ceases la told thee
C..,re "a me- darling, nv shrroWs 10 lghtth,
Come IN Thy beatty to bless ard TO hrieht,h'
Come in ;i.y wo,uanhood, -ky and l"wF'
Come in thy lovingness, Quecn.y anu h'i.
Swallows will fit around the desolaie run,
Telling OF Spring and its joyous Iehe"i.s ,s,,o,
Aud thoughts OF their love ana IT'S ; : 81 tnr
Are circling my heart with pf'" W. sc, go"
q Srrin- q. nv spirit; o. May, ct my nosoh''
sou. nuf an my aoul ill It bourLe"n ana o"sson
Tn. waste Of nv lie he's ros" root WITHIN II,
an,: thy foaGuess stone I" the sun 'he can WIN H.
;'.snrs-tbs, moves ike sang thro the even
E.a,rras-- lit up ny reflex of heaven
r,,s Ike the skies OF poor Erin, our mother,
Where Sunshine and shadow chasing each other
nile coming seldom, but childke and simple,
I'D lening their eyes from the heart Of dmple-
O. thanks TO the Saviour, that even by seeming
J, lett Ia the exile to brighten his dreaming.
You have been glad when you knew was gladdened
D-ar, YOU are sad now, to hear am saddened
Or hearts ever answer in tone aud IN time, love-
Il, octave to octave and rhyme unto rhyme, io'e'
/ o:ano: weep but your tears will he howinI,
You cannot smile but my cheek will be Sio"iog-
] cannot die without you at my side, love,
You will not nger when will have died. love-
Come TO me- dear. ers l die Of my sorrow,
Rise ca INV gloom like the sun OF morrow.
S;rou, swift and fond as the words which speak,
love-
With con, at your lip, and smile on your cheek,
love,
Cone tor NY hear, in your absence is weary,
Hast. e.: ny spirit Is sickened and dreary;
Come 10 tho Erms which alone should caress thee,
Gone tho heart which is throbbing to press thee
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IATEp FROM KANSAS

ST. Louis, July 2O.-Ksnsas aivices state that the
j..nicpGl ticket was elected ut Lawrence on the
18Th. On the 18th Gov. Walker entered Lawrence
with eight n:pcn.es # dragoons under the com
maud Of Col. Cook. The people Ct f,avruuue have
determined to pay 10 attention to him, and will no;
n-goiats with hiia. The Governor has warrants to
arrest all who wers elected city officers, aud maLy
piher prominent citizens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

TOPEKA. JAY i1.-I'he Convention has Just nd
inurned. 1t was tho largest and tho most earnes:
body ever held in Kansas. 4 strong position is Ia
ken in favor Of the Topeka Constitution; and 1t ID de
termined that Congress shall admit Kansas under il.
Ihe ce.:a.is gives between twenty and thirty thousand
voters. {; en-. ,.anC Is authorized 10 organize the PEG
Pile thoroughly, ami 10 erer:rs them 10 defend the
bei!Ut.bo1es ct the October eiectioI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24
WESTERN Raj, ROAD VISIr0ES

WAsHiHGToS, July 2l.-The Western Kali Road
visitors who have been spending the last two days in
baitnore arrived in this city to-day and were hospi
taosy received. After par,aking Of some refresh
E;eGfs. they proceeded in a body 10 the White
House %ne.e they We're received and welcomed by
me PRESIDENT and members of tbs Cabinet. After
visiting various places OF interest," they went in
steamer 10 Mount Vernon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

GA Monday weet, VIZ. Patrick Gullal,er, higaly
respected citizen 81 Montgomery coHn's, %Gs shot.
ana probably killed, bya man named E!':ck weI Gal
laIcr was tie owner vi mill in Rrark!iu county, and
aome words had paszed between the parties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24
STREET RENC0NTpE

LcuIsvlLLE, July 2l.-A street rencontre between
Mr. Prentice, OF the Journal, and Mr.. Durret, of the
Coaer TOOK place here to-day, i'll consequence OF an
article rehsctng on Mr. Prentice Pistols were used.
and Ar. Prentice was aligAtly wounded.
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"IIc sleeps hi, rs; -leep.
He hgs funyLt Ia. -, ,,t

He leaves wife and two children 10 mourn thc, loss
We oniy add thar in this dis2emsaon of Providence
Virginia has lost noble and valuable pub ic
Many IL F!r:.nis and elsewhere haze lost 81 esteemed
TREND: and MS wife and children have los, kind and ST.
fec'ionaie hsosnd md tather-bu add again he has
gained "a isr NOR" exceeding and eternal weight OF
glory B.
Kingwood, Va, July u, 1857
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

MELANCHOLY Casa o. l,aOwSi.c.-The E:enins
Sentinel, Of AezanLriu, VA. says that .r. C,.a.Ies
Hall ot city, aged Is y-arJ Vac d.g"red y=-t"r.
day morning, whist 5ahag in the Potomac. lio was
professor OF music and Crgaui, Christ church Tie
iu-s laIls heavily upon lis mother and sisters uid I"
large circle Of ucquainiauccs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

We learn from the Piedmont Wing that among the
visitors expected NJ tho Fauquisr Wilt, Sulphur
Springs this sesson is Ex President Pierce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

| OBJECTION. TO SOUTHERN OVERLAND PACIFIC
MAiL.Eour E-goVLRaMfST EXPLORATIONS f
! ROUTE SATISFACTORY PROOF or IT'S rRAcii-
| CAB!LITN.
| W,suiSGroN, July ~, 1857.
| The faui, which the Northern presses find with tie
s-i-r.un ut Southern route .or The overland mail 10
Cg.l!ornia is thai does exclusively taS or Mort
ru cuinu rri-' ia'- --y.s. ,.p s:,i objections % ."
seciuna: CT tr.:o:. cher "h-ciinns such iinprac
,ic.:y ,'atei '.!d other caus.r
p~-icS, aid have Basis in fact, us nay be rendi
shown.
Documents 80 ;h,- sl'."ct g3 Will: tue roach L,
The Eui,,;c T:;.c. silt sci ;"t NAT. light. rrf,
To Ike rnrt o! :.e S-yr-:Gry o.. War Oh The srv"rn
tactic ra;iroa P!O.i.:,GnS. a!tt February -, 49,.
gGd IL ih- rr1:; ui Ga;,t. :. Humphreys. L! iopn
graphical insins-rs 4pnn - pToG,eSa q" tie i'acEc
railroad e-pir'.':oas AMI rIevcys, December, 1874,
+! The r"poi'J. tosu'hnr with the maps accompanies.
then afforded very particular and nlnu'd view OF tho
country and gave the President and Cabinet all tho
information they coud desire upon the sutjrct OF The
rou'r which they selected Tor the overland mail 10 the
! Pacific.
In accordance with this and other inf rmatou from
-. Il as al di,!n;rres.- sources the Executive Gov
g.u...e..t sr.cCir BON L..
ssUuteru Wa road arthCri ed ~ COM reis GEG to
overland mnI!.
! That the contractors Tor the mai TO wit: the Ex
press Cnni nays consisting III s!r-wd sud intelligent
m"m"re vel! satisfied With III: rpa. chosen, ls
very s,rorg evidence u: IL prac':cahiii:"
lae c.riGr.rn: 90 tnr ia rosie AYE IICYcd ,hal
ya'cr niinc il Is outanabi- at 81. .aoie distsncer b.
common w"s AZ! rona:G':-, scPPi'cd fro,. prr'nnnen:
srcli.;.. and ii. ~ 5oinr l"cn'lons GrtesiGn yell
mi.it p..bsa., be successfully Iy"Grted ~.
"a; l."st r0ui~. says I.i"rt larie -. hs report
the The 2i ,i.reila! presents i..Wy sdya.
tages Ey the construction 90 water saIoEs at sus
bio distances. nnd Ly providing r-inys ut var!0G.
points the mails could tie transmitted from the Mis
-Is4ippi I" San Dirg" III le's than thirty day-"
The I" i-ctom that the country through which this
route passes IS ircarGb. OF early settlement might
nppiy with more i'rce In Other routes. This IS the
only rGL'- T"uDsr' oh il.s iai!s ,i.n I've
.I"l %,'hv1 Ii-.I .pi, u. i.G... s.C.,. .
rt- rdm.r e;.IG u, t.l TGGog rdl'! .n .he e.'.L.
l-hiprni oi ;he iElIl val t"G pr1ni,ir ti- sptte
m.n, Of III. country. O'ier causes an,biue ior tu
end. anI particularly .hs attractions vi the MIN
eral wealth OF this reg on Il Sta.,..
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I.ATER ErnM N.ns,S

The Hon. VIM. G. Preston, of South Carolina IL
sCendin. the Summer in Charlottesville with his sis
tsr, Mre. General Darlington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

ArFRAY.-On the 18Th inst. in "Pratis Wood,
Caroline county, Va, ARRAY took place between
man named Job Self and another whose name we did
not learn in which The former stabbed his antsgun's
fatally, il the abdomen. DIR. Butler was called in to
the wounded man, who WAS still alive on Sunday
The atTray the result of former leud between the
parties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

"a MOTHER ~ IsR FL. Mrs. Ere Copenhaver
died in Snyih county, Va on the morning the sh
inst, aged ~ years.
Mrs Copcnhaver was the mother of lorrteDn chill.
dren She leaves one hundred and nve grand children
ore hundred aud thirty great grand children and
,r.at GREAT grand child.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

DR. ST.. GEO. PEAcHY, one Of the two gentlemen
recommended as Coroner 10 the Governor, has been
commissioned rs such, by Cow Wise. 1t Is peculiar
y essential tro!n tile nature OF his duties tina; The Cor
rrer should be medical man. The appointment is Il
good No.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

The Rev William 4. Smith, President OF Randolph
on Monday last at the Court House, in speech Of
shout three hours, on The subjects Of Slavery and
Education. I, being Court day be had large aud!
ence and Se understand that his performance.
very interesting and satisfactory one.-f P,ira5Hrg
JytrilIpSugs;
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From the New Orleans CoIr.c.
KNOWS 80 ECrI0YS.

TIE Democrats Of Philadelphia he ,hrr usual
annual celebration in Independence Square on The
Fourth Of July. Invitations werr ad rcss.' tp IN sny
distinguished aud among them to q 'vernor
WISE who replied rs follows:
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| Correspondence oi tile Baltimore Sun.
,r,,xcroS IuI, .lu

IT,. O,,rE,af M,J RJnt, 10 CaI,fOrn'a- 1'gr "
D,mraI;V IN hagsa< L1rd Napier, 81.
The r,u,. s.lect.i !,v the Postmaster General 10.
,b- overland mail 10 California has been strongly oc
i.cled in quarters niid psrFu'ary ny phrl-.
IN 81. Louis aud New York. Several OF The New
York presses har" Questioned me Jius.'eh' OF The
Government; IN selecting the Sou hrrn route, asserting
ihnf n doe. not run through country susceptible OF
carly set,l-mrnt-ihat IL - one winch rngrs,ior
trains cannot pursue Ia advnntage-'hat u Will b. III
convenient sr pns>rug-rs, and that II !" nprsctlca
hi, o account ct tbs want Of water. All these o.
lection. Were. of course considered when The suffice,
wa. before the cnbinei, aud tue route IN qu.stl
CHOSEN rs the Only route available 1t al scasous Of
the year.
BI, ld-sire 10 call attention TO the iact-wbich la.
mn. b..n ady-r,r 10 III this controversy, As carri-
on IN the newspapers this route on which the
overland mu;i 10 the Pacific il IN carried, ha. beet
r.u-arrd.y AMI most thoroughly shin'n"d aud SIT
viewed. both by the parties OF the MEXICAN bnundar!
survey AMI by the exploring parties OF The ".s De-
par:nrnt.
pnciGc the President and Cabinet GGcbtless had the
information before then: contained IL the reports aGG
maps referred Id.
Humphreys OF the Topo,raphics! Engineers, upon
the proyr, :, Of til. Pacific Rtilroa explorations aht
.u-veyr-n document which ! has. before met.
yill In, seen that the objections which have h-eu
urge. a.iin-, the practcability o I've foute CHOSEN
Are without any foundation.
The minute and thorough information thus afforded
T., the government III regard 10 ths route Induced the
Inferior Department to adopt il !or th. route OF tie
wnyou rrad trnin FL Paso IN the Iii" Granda to TIE
m nth OF the IA on the Rio Colorado for which MI
appropriation was made by the last Congress; aud h.
so governed the selection Ut the same route TOR tes
uvrilsu! mail - the Pacific.
The maps OF this region, in connection with The
nL. reports upon the routes through it, give n the
in.,rgsna neccssar" for the nss OF the g''Sernn-n
in lis nta.y .ni ,iSil operations, and 'r the tu
us. whr,ht: 4. traveller, ers%raE. ininei G. ccgi.t-
The X 4n.as t.icui:y exhibits new and i"s' salts
factory aspect. Gov. Walker has shnwn that he III.
tended to CARY 0j:t his po.cy III i:j-s reject. ~
which might lie unacceptable, ~ Veil H. mc"p..
blc 10 tie iTa- %:are party. He announced "a h,s
iusnyurn! ILat IL, would unl.o- oheLi.uce to Tic
territorial laws. Will" he would protect The propip IN
their right adopt for themselves such Institution.
~ hey might chno-s. II now appears that The con
tiryciry has aci-rl III which hn Is compelled to put
down the rebellion ii the T"prkn party
The r..r-nrs inside by Lord Napier. i'll his eloquent
aud graceful speech n Cambridge, To Intrrnti'un.
subjects is another assurance "f drp"-lii'n "n The
part al hi gnvrin,nsnt 10 treat ~ - r;nv"r AMI
reli1, !!b"rsl terms III" only Question now p"n'.
!!i,, between the rwo rona;ciu;,
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Wrr:..,n. ou.' readers With IL" following b'au,-
II, snt ,cu a.ns lines by the late JOSEPH Brennan 10
81. wife. They fair specimen OF his p"!t,I,",
writing and we glad to learn tina; 'hese Will &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

DAnING BURGLARY The dwelling Of Tazewe
Taylor, Esq Norfolk, was entered by robbers ii r:v
nights since, aud considerable anGGnt ot Toncy, u
gold watch und other property stolen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

PnYsICIAS DEAD.-Dr. Chas ScolIay, sell known
physician ul Jefferson county, Virginia, died on Sun.
day last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

KSoxvIILE CONFERENCE.-The MAJOR OF Lynch
burg, las appointed the following gentlemen delegates
to represent that city in the Knoxville Convention.
viz John NJ Oiey, +. Is. Daane, James Garland,
John X. Mcdaniel, &. w. Button Maurice Lang.
horn Jr, 4. Mcdonald, Robert II. Glass. w. r. Yam.
cey Charles Scott, Jos. II. Wilson, DR.. WIN. $. Nor
ris Ambrose Is. Rucker, rhos. w. Johns, Samuel Y.
Reid. Chas. K Slaughter, Chiswe!l Dabney, John y.
Taylor, G. l. Mosby, j. q. Meem, ID. w. Burton
Jas J. Ifby Col. Augustine L.ttwich, WIN. A. Read
Henry Davis and John B. Goddess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

Our Springs. says The Chrsiiansburg (Montgnne
rs, VAL Herald are all open and fully prepared for
the reception Of visitors Plenty Of good living, line
band Of music, and al necessary accomplishments, To
constitute brilliant ssason. We may name the Vel
low Sulphur, Montgomery White, Allegheny and New
River White The last is situated in Giles county,
near the celebrated Salt Pond Mountain vi here there
is good hotel opened for the accommodation Of wish
tors aud has only been opened season giving,
however, great satisfaction. Come ON TO the NOUN
,ain-, them ye denizsn5 of the low lands, aud enjoy
yourselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

DIRECTIONS TO SOUTHERN OVERLAND PAciFir
MAIL. ECU; -tiovtRaMfST EXPLORATIONS o.
ROUTE SATISFACTORY PROOF or IT'S rRACIl-
CAB!LITS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

Az AFRICAN EXODUS The Petersburg.
fNa.) Express says that al unusual num-
Der If slaves are constantly passing
through petersburgh on their way South
and To the minds Of many the result APP
pears inevitable that In ten or twenty
gears Virginia will be completely drained
Of that part of her population. The
Montgomery Ala. Mail says that for the
past week or two the number of slaves
carried by the Alabama boats down the
river for New Orleans, has been large
beyond all precedent. They are mainly
from Virginia and North Carolina.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

THE GARRoTE CoTILLIoN This is
the name Of new cotillion which is be-
ing praeticed in this city. The ladies
swing corners. Having done this, the
gentlemen place their arms around their
necks and kiss them on the left cheek.
Young ladies' screeeh, and fall into young
gentlemen arms. Gentlemen seize
young women around the waist and
wal tx to their seats. Ii We arc not much
hi staken, the garrote eotillion will be.
come very popular institution. The
world yes.-Aktany Times.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

"REcEIps FOR BAKISG.-"Why,
Bridget, you have baked this bread to a
crisp
"An' sure ma am, | only baked it three
hours, according to the resaite"
"Three hours? Why, the recipe said
but one
"Yes ma am. one hour for large loaf
and had three small ones, and so | baked
'um three hours, list"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

An APT REPLY.--"Madam," said q
doctor one day to the mother of sweet
healthy babe, ''the ladies have deputized
me to inquire what you do to have such
a happy, uniform good child" The
mother unused moment over the strange
ness Of the question, and then she replied,
simply and beautifully:
"hhy, God has given me healthy
child and | LIT IT ALONE"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

NATUrALIzED FoREIaNERs.-The
Buffalo Daily Adrerttser says that ac-
cording to Judge Taney's decision in the
bred Scott case, naturaiized foreigners,
and the descendants Of foreigners nat
uralized since the formation Of the Con-
stitution, are not citizt n and have not the
rights of citizens of the United States.
That aged Judicial functionary says: Ev-
cry person and every class and descrip-
tion of persons at the time Of the adop-
ton of the Constitution, regarded az citi-
xsns of the United States, become citi-
sens of this new political body and none
other. II nas framed for them, and for
their posterity, and for nobody else" As
the naturalization laws were not passed
until after the adoption of the Constitus-
ion, this doctrine If followed out, disfran-
ehises not only all naturalized foreigners,
but their native born posterity. This
is infinitely harder than Nothing
ism. Yet it has the sanction Of the Dem
ecratic Party.