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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

The Louisville journal was twenty
eight years old yesterday, anil during
that time has been under the supcrin-
tcndcnce OF one editor, Mr.. PRESrIcE.
The editor, in celebrating. in a leader,
the twcnty-cighth birthday Of his pa
per, has theme upon which he may
well be eloquent. We quote few
paSsages:- Gin. Com.
"Bat--;wenty-cight years almost
the lifetime of human generation
Friends and foes du;i ing that period
have fallen one 10y one. They who
were foremost in our early battles-thc
opposed and the opposcr-havc gone
down beside us; others have filled and
fill their places.
Where are they who, when the
Journal was born. twcaty-eight years
ago, stood, and since have stood, in
their MONDAY glory? Their deeds
and names are in our columns-they
live in our newspaper memory. The
words and actions Of some "smcll
sweet and blossom in the dust, {"
though nations memory, a peoples
heart. But they are gon. and others
have been climbing after their foot
steps.
Twenty eight years are how much
of our national history! Over quar-
ter of century crowded with our
country's advancement. Though with
the vigorous promise Of what has
since been done. our country was not
then what it is now. The bees Of civ
ilization have been swarming into our
far West. California. far in the sun
sets gold. has unveiled her own; where
the dcsolate prairies. in those Novem-
Der days were swept by their autumn
flames. the bright eve of the warm
soul of home" CLEANS from thousand
firesides these dark November even
ings. Cities, that were log cabins at
most, twenty-eight years ago. have
forgotten the solitude, and their streets
are troddcn by the myriadmindetl
crowds Of busy life. The telegraph
leaves the sun behind to loiter by the
old dusty wayside with Time. and
everywhere the train. IAN earthquake
winged with steam," tramples over
the land
! The history Of an newspaper is
much of the worlds history. The
daily paper is the days history-it
clasps the worlds daylight. Bound
in its daily columns. the world. with
all its passing cyents, circles. In ouI
modern life the newspaper is truly
A real world
Round which with tendrils strong as fesh
and blood,
Our pastme and our happiness may grow
In it tho steamship arrives and
unloads her freightage: in it the light
ming flashes for thought, in it the city
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

GCA yonng la recently ran away
from home and went to tavern.
where lie was found by friend with
u cigar in his mouth. "Nyhat made
you leave home?" said his friend
"Oh, confound it," said he, "father
and mother was so saucy couldn't
stand it any longer, and l quit 'ein. a"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

Col. HARRIS Colonel Harris, the
Congressional Representative elect
from the Sangamon district, Illinois.
is lying dangerously i'll at his residence
at Petersburg. Fears are entertained
that he will not be ALE to attend Con-
gress at the opening Of the session.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

VINO CAS BEAT Ir?--Thc Palucah
Herald gives an account OF a babe re-
Gently exhibited in that 5lacc, weight.
at the age Of seven days. jus, one bound
and quarterl Its Ma" was but
thirteen wear oldl
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

Er y gentleman in Jefferson
Ohio. died OF Tuesday last
from the effects of bite he had receiv-
ed from a r., few days before.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

E The clergy of England are
war on hoops anil diminutivc
bonnets. They quote Scripture to
prove the custom Of wearing them to
be irrc,igious.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

kE 1t is reported that James d.
Clay has disposed Of the residence OF
his lamented father. at Ashland. for
200, 600 acres of land in Texas.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

EJ is said that every eigth man
in massachusetts Is a shoemaker, and
there are Al 900 workers in leather.
in various WAYS, in the State.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

You have heard my preventive. and
perhaps at some other time you will
hear my cure. which will be equally as
simple. KATE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

EF- Bills are in circulation on the
Farmers Bank Of WEXFORD" Wis
onsin. Beware Of them. as there is
no such Bank.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02

E% In France nearly one-third Of
the men, and more than half of the
women. who were married in 1883.
could neither real noI write.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02
]. w. WILLIAMSON. AcEvr.
u. B. GOODRICH.

-iHorney and Counsellor at Lero.
Office Up Stars in the New Jail,
Will promptly attend to al business IN
trusted 10 hls care. Especial attention Civ
en- T. the securing and collection of claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02
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Trains running o. lhe indianapolis, PIttsbrr.
ani Cleveland Rail Road Passing Win
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-02
lNBROTYPES & MALElOTYPEN
@ DEN TlSTRY .s<@s.
Ii. W. EOSDICk.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces TO the
"a, Ladies and Gentlemen of Winchester
aid vicinity, that he has Located IN the place
anl orened an Office in Monks building.
above Hats store, ON Franklin street,
where he may be consulted Tor all opcr-
ations on the Teeth. such as Cleaning.
Filling and Extracting. Also, inserting Az
tifcial Teeth OH Gold, Silver, Platina or
Gutta Percha. in any number required from
one to an entire set. complete, in the most
approved style. Correcting irregularities in
Children's teeth. Particular attention will
be ptid 20 all diseases of the mouth. All
operations warranted. Chloroiorm admins
tered when necessary. Examinations aud
advice given free of charge. Mr.. Fosdick
will call at private residences by request
II wing had some ten years practice in Den
tisiry, he feels confident IN assuring the
public that he is enabled TO give entire sat
In all respects. feb %. 1855.
y. B.-Oficc hours from o'clock y. VI.
70 o'clock y. vi. of each dav.
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eP1CrAL uoxTCBo.


- Ar a Msn1in0 Of the kxecutive
Committes Of the virsinia Central AgricnltursI 70
cety held on the li.h inst. the following resoiu
tons were adopted:
Resolved, That proposals. BE- invited to be sadrsss
ed to Capt. OHAs DfMnocK. Secretary o. ne - :,
Central Agricu!tursi society, no 70 the ISL ny ~
January next for Grounds suitable for int ~ ~
this Society: raid Grounds to be within one Mne ~
half Of the city, and not less in quantiy ~. ~.
thirty acres ssid proposals. 70 state tne osa's -,
character of title, when POSSESSION can Dc s"en,s
the price and times Of payment required.
Resoiyed That a committee OF seventeen oo ~
pointed to raise by subscription TIVE We tnog an IN
dollars: for the purchase and hitting mp OF ran
lTour lis near this city, uptn the following ttrme
Via one-fourfh in cash whef> called on BY tue Gel
trial Rricutural socittY or It's autht rzed agents
and the residue in four equal annual instaments:
The land IL to be conveyed 70 the President OF tbt
central agricultural eociety, in trust fr the o.
. Fair and Cattle show, until the Society Is incor
porated, aud then conveyed To tbs society; and 4;
sver the Fairs be abandoned the land shall DO solo
aud the money subscribed returned TO the subscr
- aud the balance disposed of as the Society may
direct.
no following constitute the committee: Col J ]
Davis. VIM Htanard, w NJ Harris n. Gen w T
lichardson. Peyton Johnston, Col II Cabell, Fen
jail Griffin. Albert Akin. DR. X Archer, x Haxaii
Hill. Col McRae. John Seiden w O Wick
haM-to which the President and secretary wer,
added. q. DIMMOCK,
sec'y v. G. AS.
We understand the committee agreed to set to
work at once, as DO time be spared If all thing
are to be ready for next Fair. de lj-4s
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Affairs in Norfolk.


/
NORFOLK, Dec 1ith, 1858.
The public meeting last night was we'll attended.
The object was the reorganization Of the Humane
Association. Mayor Lamb was called to the chair,
and Robertson Tay lor appointed Secretary. Alter
feeling address from His Honor. the meeting
proceeded to the election of officers for the eDsu.
ing year. which resulted in the election of JOHN
ROWLAND, Esq President, and ROBERTSON TAYLOR,
Esd, Secretary. This Association is some fifteen
or twenty years DID, and the amount of good which
has been done and the charity dispensed Is almost
incalculable. Mr. Rowland has been the presiding
officer two years, and the Association have reason
to congratulate themselves on securing his valua
BILE services for the next ensuing year.
The second mate OF the bark Susan W. Lind, NJ.
s. Mcdonald, charged with the murder of John
Gordon on the high sea, on the 9Th inst, was ar.
rested at City Point yesterday afternoon, and arr
rived here to- day in charge OF U. s Marshall A..
Cook, Egg. He has been committed to Jail, and
will have az examination before Commissioner
John I. Francis tomorrow or next day.
The markets seem to preserve their activity
Corn il hrm-a slight movement in favor of the
holder is perceptible. We note a slight advance.
and quote yellow at rs a a cts white and mixed
at 20 cts with the arrival Of 10000 bushels this
morning.
Cottou-the receipts of this staple have been
greater this season than any proceeding one. We
have no important change to note this morning.
In haste, PERCUSSION.
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THE CARGO OF AFRICANS LANDED IN
CE0RCIA

THE CARGO or AFRICANS LANDED IN
GEORGIA.
The Savannah Republican, Of Mondsy, contains
aEsw psrsicu,ars about the lending Of the Wan
dsrer's- cargo Of Africans at brunswick, Ga, not
contained in the full teegraphic dispatch publish
ed Yesterday. steamer was chartered Tor $40 wv
to carry $50 Of the negroes from Jekyls Island up
ton plantation above Savannah. The whereabouts
az the ether 100 IA AZ yet unknown. The swan
dererr-then commanded by Capt. Corrie, OF :.
c--vas selzed a. q SLAYER at New York last sum
mar. but released for want OF evidence against
her she cleared for .Char,estou, from there for
Trinidad. and thence TO st. Helena, from which
Mace she now halls. The three men arrested In
Savannah are Juan Battista Raiesta aud Miguel
ArruIrvi. spauiards, and n. A. Brown! 40 Ameri1
c,n. The only ground for their arrest seems 20 De
the fact that no one knew them, and their spends
;,o 1900 at a clothing store for an outfit. Ihey
danv ALI knowledge of the "Wspderor," aud say
thew are from New Orleans. The Republican says
there ia doubt as to whether the "Wanderer' was
tina vessel 10 which, the slaves arrived, and adds
A oantIernau in this city, who knows the build
ar Of the Wanderer informs rs that the iatter was
confident che would never be engaged in carrying
slaves herself but would accompany saver; ana
when a cruiser appeared, make all sail, and her
raj isb appearsnce would direct the attention OF
,hs eruiser towards her, when she would lead the
cruiser away, and after getting the latter far
err oueh of the track, would allow herself over.
kauIed and upon being found all right, then part
from this cruiser and seek the SLAYER.
II In With much regret that We are compelled
To believe that this act has been perpetrated on
Georgia soil. It has beer our pride to know,
that while the fanatics at the North were violent
in their depunciations of our "pecuiiar institu.
tons" aud our sister States of the South were
irving TO lead US into favoriug the extreme is
sue, Of the day, that Georgia stood firm in her
unon other States to do as we dc, for we have
broken the laws of our own land ard the laws
of nations We do not utter these sentiments in
the expectation that snybodys mind will be
changed by them, because ne ono has ever ems
tered the slave trade TO establish a principle,
but purely for the money that can be made at
il. The deed has been committed, and while but
few are interested. the community will be visited
by the odum that such a transaction will be cure
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EG% The GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONO2-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
This great American Remedy containing DO Mer.
curial or Balsamic properties. excels every thing
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto
ratiye ard renoyattng powers; and the medical
world are sstonished when told that the above re-
medy will cure the above diseases, AMI COMPOUNDED
when they have ular demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years. has SHOWN of of twenty
standing be restored TO perfect health and
all other cases OF shorter duration to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case of GanorThoca y hch the remedy will not
cure. provided the directions carried out with
prudence the part of the patient; and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and in of failure. will furnish additional
medicine, free Of charge, to complete the cure,
through his AGENTS; and cure will be effected with.
out inconvenience 10 the patient. Sold by
.GRUBBS h APPERsON, Druggists
Agents for the city Of Richmopd
de 10 ems No. 2Ol Broad 81,
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e@ CHRIsIM.s PRESENTS

FANCY UOUDS,
Such as usualiy wanted for presents. in end
less variety. can be had rt the Cloak and Mantle
Depot at less price than at any other other store in
this city. Finest quality RAGLANS for Misses ard
Children; CLOAKS in French Merinos and CL0THS
richly trimmed for children; HOSIERY, GLOVES.
81 KINDS of Knitted G0ods tor Ladies ana children;
DRESS GOODS in Silk De LaiEe1 Velauciss, &c dc.
SILK BDNNETS at half the usual price; FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS at priceg to suit the
times Call at the CLOAK AND MANTLE DE-
POT, and buy your goods at prices to defy competi-
ton. EZEKIEL.
FURS for Ladies and Oh idren.
dc l3-lW*
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THE LATE OUTRAGE AT SAN JUAN. &c

TIE LATE UUTKAUE AT SAN JUAN. &c
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE States Ct this after
noon says that dispatches received at the Navy
Department confirm the intelligence with refer
ence to the boarding OF the steamer Washington
at San Juan. The substance Of the dispatches is
TO the effect that, the British officers who boarded
the steamer, gave as their authority for so doing
that Great Brtaip had at the request of Nicaragua
assumed the protectorate Of the river San Juan,
and determined, at all hazards, to search sus-
picious vessels entering that river.
The new sloopsofwar Brooklyn has been or
dered to the Gulf and will be ready to sail on the
LIST of January.
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TELE0RAPHIO NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE "DrsPATCH.
CONgREssIoNAL.

w.su1seror. Dec. H-Ssnats-Mr. Rice, Of
Min. introduced q bill for the construction cf .
Pacific Railway, and for encouraging settlements
along Its route. Referred.
Mr. Clingman, OF N. O.. made an Intellectual effort
to call mp the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty.
Mr.. OWNS Pacific Railroad bill was discussed,
but no action had on 1t.
The Senate adjourned.
Rouse-The Watrows impeachment case was dis
cussed until adjournment.
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MARINE INrELLIoHrCH.

~~~>~~~-~~.~s7 =
iF1rt Of Richmond, Dec. 14-Hsgh Water ll54 O'Clock
ARRIVED,
Brig Romance. Duncan, Baltimore. ballast, Hax
all Crenshaw Co..
Brig nu.ter Fowler, Baltimore, ballast, Nc
Gruder's Sous.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. New YORK. mdst
aud passengers, Ludam Watson.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore
mdse Ludiam Watson.
Steamer Echo. snipes. Petersburg. mdse, . Has
kins. SfS M ,rCg
schr Il Allen, Baker. Boston. mdse, .D.&. W Cur
ria.
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CHARMING FxaImrIoN-A very beautiful exhiti
ton is that which we now have an opportunity CT
attending (snd the liberty of making our own) at
EB Cooks, No 20 Main street. The statuettes Of
Alabaster, particularly the figures Psyche. Venus
and the representation of Tragedy, unsurpassed
by anything now in the city, and have attracted
especial attention from judges in such matters -
These. well as splendid sets of French China 30
hemian Glassware, Silver-plated, &c will be diS
posed of at auction to-day at los o'clock and q,
o'clock. OF course the ladies will be present in
large numbers TO make bargains which they may
never again have so good an opportunity to make.
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Ar-L 21A
The hlgh.haaded proceedings Of the BRITISH Or
ecs,s a. San Juae, 10 attempting to exercise INV
r,yht Of visit or search, which has inst been
abandoned on the ocean, within the Jurisdictions
a. neutral and friendly State. threaten se.HM-
complications. Possibly, diplomacy will prove
equal to peaceful solution Of the dltncnHy: Ga.
~
u would have beer more gratetnl to the dlsnr.y
aud possibilities of the American people, II CON-
rnodore Macintosh, their representative At the
s.ene Of this outrage, had dslivcredA broadside
Instead o. a "remonstranes." ofhcisl accounts
NAV nut different aspect uaon the matter. but
the country will be glad TO learn from The Wash.
,gtou Star, that ';he Administration will at once
take care that American rights aud Interests are
hereafter respected in that quarter" In order
to carry ont this purpose IL may be necessary TO
instruct our naval commanders that they are not
10 permit American decks to be outraged in their
presence.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, 18th int. JOHN WESLEY, infant
Of Jane and Dudley Gilman, aged months and
10 days.
:..iis funeral:wil take placezthis morning. at II
o'clock from his fathers resid ece Leieh street.
near Brooke Avenue The friends and Acquaintance
are invited to attend, without further notice.
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eS5- CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT.

Coaks of the richest tyles and latest designs in
Sik Velvets, Beaver and Broad Cloths. for ladies
misses and children. These goods ore OF srtoerjoT
quality, and am selling them at great bar gains
II you wish to purchase a fashionable Raglan, al
the best quality, at saving of at least Is per cent
call at the Cloak and Mantle Depot SO Nam street
as am determined to sell at prices to defy compe
tition.
dc i3--6t r EZEKIEL
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Northeru Markcts-T BY

Northern Markets. BY TELEGRAPH
BALTIMORE Dec H-Fiour dull and unchanged.
Wheat buovant: White Sl35Gl 50. Corn scarce.
and slightly higher.
Wheat dull: Southern White $l.45 Corn dropping:
Mired T61n. New White 10.
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DANGEROUS LEAP--0n Saturday last, Archibald
Scott, one of the crew of the SLAYER Echo, while
icing carried to Charleston from Columbia, leaped
through the window of the car, while the train
was running at the rate of 25 miles an hour. lie
was fouad about an hour after, with leg badly
broken,
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THE CAPTURED 4GuEsTo RETURNED.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-the bark Oregon arrived
here to-day, with Lieut.. White, of the revenue
cutter McLelland, who carried off from Mo
bile by the fiilibusters, In the schooner Susau.-
He STATES that the Sasan is bound for Greytown,
Nicaragua.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 13.-Hon. Samuel Medary has
arrived in this city, on his way to Kansas to
enter upon his duties as Governor Of that Terri
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j. swEETMAN wishes to announce to thnse
gentlemen Of Richmond who With TO ..csiys in
struction in SPARkIaG that they viii please call
Al his Acade-ny Mr. A. Muile-'s Retreat Saloon ON
oosite the Metropolitan Hall, ON Franklin street
where no will be hippy to wait pupils every d.v
rom TO n A. NJ. and from to 2. VI. this week.
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In the article yesterday on the "Anglo.Frsnch
Aiiisncs,7 the types made as intimate that We
hsvea poor opinion Of "the present population Of
THE country for foreign contest" 1t should have
reed "ths present preparation" &c.
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~GREAT SACRIFICE
IN LADIES' DRESS GOODe

GREAT SACRIFICE
IN LADIES' DRESS GOODe.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES 81 co.
Have this day marked down their ma niicent stock
of Dress Goods at closing out rates. They anx-
ous TO reduce their stock in this line Of goods By
the lst ofJauuary and will offer every induceMent
10 do We offer the following styles at great
sacrifice:
Rain and French MFRIN0ES at cost
Printed French MBKIS0ES at - cents. worth
Sl.25.
Rich Figured French MoUsLAINS at 50 cents
worth IS and SIS.
Robe aL.5 and Side stripes at prime cost
Plaid Spun SILKS at 80 cents. = great harg
Plaid NJ ERINOES at 371e cents, great bargain
Plaid UASIMERES At % cents, n great bargain
de I3-6t 229 BROAD STREET,
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:. me Jewish coDsiatory hsd resolved ON p.osecus
ung ~. ssulIlot, Of the Uniysrs, for having &C.
snsed the Jews Of eanlibalism---occssioDs
sresktasfing ~ lpnching on LITTLE ehild,sn,
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huaSssEp IN MExico.-Mr. Glenn aud con, Ame.
Iioans, Of North Carolina, travelling to Monterey
NON the interior Of Mexico, were murdered re-,
esns'y and robbed Vt some 5000 In gold and sil.
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s6~ $50 ~gHa
FINE LIBRARY EDITIONS AND
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
In Extra Eiading-fuitabie FIR
PRESENTATION.
J. W. RANDOLPH has just printed. for free cir.
custon, Catalogue of his large stock of BOOKS.
in extra binding. The size binding and prices are
given. de Ii-d2t&cwlt
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.s.. "a. =; smith has resigned the position of su,
p1, -, OF the Va. Tenn. f. r.
xs, Inc hsiisr Troupe is creating quite Juror IN
Rsv e.r,i,I., Taser announces the death Of
clergyman. suishea Ohitarian
the aggregate value Of the sslmou fsbsr;a. 90
irelana - said to exceed 81 100000 Der annum
The United States steam frieate Mayrim.
rived 1t Honolulu on the 18th Of October from
Gov. Foete, Of Miss, has written q letter T.,
date for President. ai
The leaf OF an album on which Lord Byron hsa
written four lines OF poetry was recently sold n :
Russian robisnaan at Venice, Italy, for 81, GOO,
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ny- Dr.. BURwrLL has removed hi

n%~ Dr.. BURwELL has removed his
Osice to Ia, North side of Broad street. lover
Ffanck's gliding establishment,) between 4th and
18Th streets Office hours from S A III to N, and
from to P N. Night calls viii please BE- made y
his residence. lat Mrs Picketts,, corner of Leigh
and 9Th streets.
B. -Messsges left at the Office of JOHN Coog
Corner Of Pearl and Main Streets will b. attend
ed to. dc li--lmf
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HON JOHN LErcuER.-The Hon. John Ietcher
reached Washington yesterday afternoon, and ls a,
Ms old quarters, Browns, where he has subses
quently been called on by hundreds of frends.
especially from Virginia. We understand that
ne iilreniain in Congress to the end of the seq
sion, after which he will probably address the poo.
pie OF the Old Dominion at various points, ovass.
ing tnus Tor MS election as Governor of tbs State
- Washington Stcr, Monday.