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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAnROAD.-The old rule is
restored, whereby ministers of the gospel, when on
ministerial duties, may go and return on this Road
for the fare one way. Maj. Wilder, the new Presi-
dent of the Company in pressing this more liberal
measure through the directory, has done service
to the stockholders no less than to the preachers
nasmuch as it will add to the receipts of the Road
m g. Christian Adoocate 49,, .sF -, i..s
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS LAND
lying on the waters of Grassy Creek Granville coun-
acres Of which about $50 standing in original growth
and heavily tinbered The land is well adapted to the
being well watered be pro6aby employed as stock
iarm. The place is we'll improved. having dwelling
nouse with SIX good and garrett ali out houses
such as negro cabins cribs stables &c. in good re.
Par There is also on the premises Grst Mill in good
running order which, for eight months of the Year
ooss good work, having good custom.
chaser. 10 being very DESTROYS to SELL invites pur
SaeI.h 70 examine his place. 1t is situated in q high
1 country Terms made easy. For further partcu
tx NEress the undersigned, Oak Hill Granville coun.
December IL, 1858. ~ !; SMITH.
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NOTICE-TO VIM. JONES, FORMERLY OF
WAKE COUNTY, N. e.

A LEGACY is given to you by the Will Of your father,
IA JOSIAH JONES, deceased, condition that you
apply for it within years from the death of his wife,
TEMPERANCE JONES. She died on the 2lst November,
1855. AS your residence is not known this publication is
made that you may apply for it within the time.
JOSEPH FOWLER, Jr., Ex'r.
December 4, 1858. 49-w6tpd*
N B. Mr. Jones, if living, supposed to be in Texas,
aud the press of that State would favor poor by aid
inpi in this enuury
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LEASBURG MALE ACADEMY.
Il. A. ROGERS, Principal.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

V0HE SIXTEENTH SESSION will open on the first
IL Monday in January and close with the annual Com
mencement ON the last Thursday in May.
The School relies entirely its own merits for patron
age In order that merit patronage the number
students is so limited to secure.
lst The greatest thoroughness and efficiency in every
department of instruction.
3D. The most udcious discipline enforced with affection
ate frmness.
Sd. The most comfortable and homeke accommodations
procured at the smallest expense.
For admission apply to
J. Il. MILLS,
= = sff-s= =.-S Oxford N. C.
December g. 1858. 49-wl0t*
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HENDERSON 1rsr1rurE-MALE AND FE-

Z
HENDERSON, INSTTTUTE-MALE AND FE-
~ MALE.
{Locasd ineAssdsatey on the r. d G.. r. r., about egu'
dts:ant fru,s haleigA d Wetdon)
DANIEL H. CHRISTIE, PRINCIPAL
GAVIN H. LINDSAY, A. NJ, Assistant in Male Depart
ment. :.
Mrs L. A. CHRISTIE and Miss L. GORsE, Assistants in
Female Department.
TERMS PER Session 81 WEEKS:
Board, including every thing, $50 co
Tuition in Primary English, $40 er - 90 90
Higher 3" 10 w
English. and one Language, 20 90
d Two Or more Ianpuares 25 90
Music on Piano or Guitar - .s- 20 90
Painting Drawing &C., at the usual charges
The Boarding Departments and School Buildings are sep
arate, admitting association of the sexes The former
under the immediate supervision of the teachers.
The Male Department will be under Military Drill and
Discipline tending to habits of ORDER and promoting phs
cal development and ha-dhOOd much neglected IN our
system Of Education.
For Circulars containing full information, address
DAN'L. H. CHRISTIE
Henderson, n G.
November 60 1885, 4S-w3m*
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

Near the Of Rargett and Wshmingto" Sreets)
UVHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
IL Their friends and the public generally, that they are
HeadStones Tombs Grave Ornaments of all descrp-
TONS and will manufacture from the best Italian and Amer
lean Marble at Northern prices and finished IN the latest
and most approved style.
Also Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings or
n B. AIT orders from distance promptly attend to
GRIER FILE.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS Il
WANT OF SHOES.

A LARGE LOT OF SHOES FOR SALE at reduced
"A prices together with general assortment of Family
Groceries Also the best old Liquors, Wines, &C. &C.
self 4th door North sde Hargett Street. To cash BUYERS
say CALL you shall be disappointed as am deter.
mined to sell low for cash. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage have receive hope by strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Rala;gh Nov I 1854 44-wtf.
To the members of the approaching Legislature say
c.il nc I have something nice for you j. w.
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NOTICE.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER, AS THE SURVIVING PART.
NEK OF the late co.partnership of .CULLOM L IVES
the business and trade of Merchandise and Hotel
in the town Of Smitbfeld will in order to enable him to
settle ana adjust the partnership business and pay off the
the town of Smh6ed. N. c. sell at Public Auction that
well known Hotel and Lots in the town of Smithfeld
known In the plan OF said town lots No. "a and mart Of
adjoining the Court House square, and the lots n
Thornton and Others containing acres on credit of
ed of the purchaser " W '04""-
w. II. CULLOM,
December II, 1858. 5OsTwatnd:
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Azure for the Piles

A cure FIIcS!
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED &c YEARS
HI with this terrifying disease and finding relief
finally discovered VEGETABLE OINTMENT, which, be
eive is unparalleled in its efficacy. Having cured myself
and many Others offer this remedy to the public
the speedy discovered It. is Northern
humbug could produce many proofs, but the Oint-
mcnt is out it's merits, those that ai cted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment. By sending
One Dollar and in Post Office stamps Box will
be sent anywhere in the United States.
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, NC.
Nav z, 1858. ly-wly.x
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
II pcition will be made to the Legislature, in
son for acts authorizing ring fence around portions
of Holloway and Union Square districts in the county of
Person. N. C..
November 81, 1858. 9s-1m pd.
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HoGs.-Several large droves of hogs have passed
through this place within the past week. We OBJ
served several loads Thursday last, on their
way to Columbia. We learned from gentleman
on board the cars, who had just returned from Chat
tanooga, Tenn, and other places in the West, that
there was an abundant crop of hogs throughout the
country, and that the contracts had been made to
deliver hogs at Chattanooga at cents gross Intel
igence from Cincinnati shows decline of rs cents
per hundred pounds from former quotations. The
hogs well fattened Our friends in this part of
the State may expect to procure meat at from s. to
q cents. They should not be deluded into giving
higher prices. The gentleman above alluded to,
and who is a dealer himself in hogs, says that unu
sually large corn crops have been made the past
year in all parts of the West Greenoills Enter
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NOTICE.
nWING TO THE LOW STATE OF THE SUBSCRL
U BER'S health he offers for sale that valuable pro-
perty in the of Enfield N. c., known as WH1TA'
kER'S HOTEL.
unnecessary anything in reference its repu
taton say that is well patronized and that ought
to be a sufficient recommendations For further inforlna-
ton address the subscriber, at Enfield Halifax Co., n C.
L. II. WHITAKER.
October 12 1858. 42-w9tpd*
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LETTERS
lie POST OFFICE, AT RA-
ending LIST December, 1858.
Monashon, E
Montague, Mrs G A
Morgan, Mrs Martha
Melche, Claria
Morton. Jacob
McNeely, TIC y
McNair, Mrs E B
Mantone. Benjamin
Nudge, 4 b
Moore, Mrs Caroline
Owen, Miss A 81
Powell, And
Powell, Miss Jerutia ]
Powell, Miss Mary Q
Peace, S T
Perry, Allen
Person. Lucie y
Page, Elizabeth
Piper, VIM
Pills, Miss Sarah
Pool, Mrs Mollie E 2
Parks. Marshall 8
Pace, James M
Powell. Miss c E
Pate, Edmund
Rowland, Mrs Isabella A
Rogers, James
Robins, Jesse B
Rogers & Hood
Ruffin. Hon Thos
Rogers, Samuel II
Rogers, VIM T
Rogers, B 4 P
Rem, Mrs Henrietta A T
Rand. Parker
Reshirson, Reubin
Ramsey, J Il
Raglan, d F
Sorrell & Mead
Smith, Mrs Laura L Q
Smith, w A
Smith, David
Smith, AC
Smith, Edward A
Smith, Henderson
Saunders, Alfred
Stevens, A 7
Saunders W H
Scott, Shedrick
Silverthorn, Hiss Mahala
Stallings, Miss Maria
Stevens, j G
Shank, Mary
Shauffee, VIM
Taylor, Al
Thomas, E B 81
Terrell, Solomon
Terry, VIM NJ
Thompson, Jno r
Temple, Burrell
Turner, Samuel
Thompson, Columbus
Trawick, Miss TN
Underwood, Bartlett
Utley, Miss Mary F
Underdew, James
Uuderdew, Miss Mary
Vance, Moses
War Office, Clerk of Military
Wooddell, Miss Martha
Woodall, Seth
Watkins, Bryant
Walthall, Rev is
White, Miss Sarah W
Wilson, Mrs Mittie
Watson, W H
Williams, Chas 8
Wait, Mrs G A
Womble, T "
Williams, W 8
Williams, Miss Bedy
White, w ] Iat-
White, H B ,.
White, Mrs Emily
White, Miss Cornelia W
Young, James B
Young, Miss Mary A
above will please say they arc
GEO. T. COOKE, p. M.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

THoMAsv1LLE. DAVIDSON Co., N. C.
UNERMS:-B exclusive of Washing and Lights per
Il Session of five months $50. Tuition in the regular
classes $12 Music and ornamental branches correspond
ingly low. The Fall Session will the LIST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1855 Pupils admitted at any
trance Catalogues containing ali necessary information
respecting the of instruction, terms &c. will be
forwarded on application to
J. W. THOMAS, President
Board of Trustees.
July Is, 1858. 29-vtf.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT l
"A will not pay, GUARDIAN contracted by
my wards, without my consent.
s. NJ. WILLIAMS, Guardian.
December Z, 1858. 5U-w3t.*
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December 2, 1858.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP.
piication will be made to the Legislature North
Carolina now in session. to the County Seat of
cupies. W.
November &c. 1858. Sim.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
GpY VIRTUE OF DEED IN TRUST EXECUTED
ID to the undersigned for purposes therein men,
toned by r. G. Cotton Jun will sell the residence
of said Cotton two miles north of Pttsboro on TUES
DAY. the 4th of December next the following property
credit of six months, with interest from date -
Twentyiv Negroes. four hundred Land where
said Cotton resides, four hundred acres where W.
May now lives Harlins creek his crop about
200 barrels 300 bushels of Wheat four head of Horses
Mules stock of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Household and
Kitchen Furniture and all other property belonging lid
Cotton not herein mentioned.
TURNER BYNUM, ! m-
OLIVER NEWLIN, ! trustees
November Is, 1858. 47-wtdx
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FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A 8 AGENT FOR THE OWNERS, 1 offer for SALE on
n liberal terms, all of the Real Estate lately owned by
Calvin Jordan Esq This property consists Of several ell
gble Lots and Houses in the City of Raleigh including the
homestead of Mr. Jordan. The balance of the property
under good rent, and will the purchasers
with good returns
The purchasers at Mr. Jordans sale having no use for
the property will dispose of to advantage to those wish
ing to make investments in City property For further
particulars, TERMS &c, apply to
G. B. BAGWELI,
Hargett street, Raleigh.
Novembee 90, 1858. 4s-w6t
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, N. c.,
VIII attend regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake, Johnston, Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson.
All business entrusted to his will receive prompt at
teniion.
Smithfeld Feb. 20. 2S-wtf
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LIST OF
ID EMAINING IN tt
h LEIGH, for the mont
Allen, F H s
BeIvin, Thos H
Boddie, J w
Berry, Rev l. NJ
Bennett, Miss Mary r
Blades. Chas J
Boiling. Thos 2
Burr, Ravenscroft
Rurns, Robert
Bell, Miss Anna
Cotton, Adjt Gen 2
Crump, DR. j NJ
Creech, Ezekiel
Gozart, w w L. J H
Crawley, s T
Claiborne, Thos s
Crossan, Thos n
Castin, Miles
Darlington, D C
Cogin, Francis
Cox, Miss f H
Chaplin, Miss + P
Crockett, Geo w
Dick, Hon R P
Duma, ~Robt Q
Doub, P C
DeMiller, T J
Darby, Phillip
Dewitt, b N
Dodge, James R
Ellis, Hon John w 7
Ferret, Thos c
Franks, MISS H
Freeman, Ewel
Fletcher, Stephen
Frankling, Elizabeth A
Fam, Mrs Caroline
Franklin, s A
CASTOR, Miss Cynthia
Griffin, Miss Clara A.
Gordon, M A
Green, DR. VIM ]
Greenleaf, Miss Fannie Q
Gurganous, Miss Eunices
Garner, Mrs Mary P
Gaskins, 7
Hawkins, Col P B Q
Hollaman, Chas B
Haye, NJ G
Howell, B N
Harvard, H A
Heath, Hon R R Q
Honeycut, Emily
Hinton, Miss Grizzly
Hollaman, Chas.
Hinton, Mrs Jennie
Harvard. q w
Hinton, ] 8
Hines, John S Q
Aayn, Mrs Lucy d
Hayes, DR. w P
Higgason, R Edmd
Harris, A H
Jordan, Miss George
Jones, Henry
Jones, Seth knight
Jones, Willie
Jordan, Rebecca
Jones, Henry B
Jordan, j Parker 4
Jones, Leroy & Nat
Jones, Josiah
Jones, William
King, Emily
King, Master Patrick
Kuzer, Miss Lucy
Lokleer, Mrs Biddy
Lawrence, Miss Martha
Lewis, Joseph b 2
Lewis, r H ..
Lucus, George
Lumsden, Miss Ssllie
Manner, Mrs Emily
Manly, Lucy Ann
McCullers & Gardner
Persons calling for the
advertised.
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July Is, 1858.

NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.-A VERY ELL
II gble location in the northern part of North Carolina
for Physician with all the conveniences for the
accommodation of family, will he vacated shortly by its
present owner who purposes moving to another State
April 2. 1858. la-wtf:*
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
MILlTAR SCH DOL,
YORKVILLE, S. c.
Capt. A. COWARD,* Prof. French, PRINCIPALS
Lieut. E. A. f EAW ,s s,1 zs s gn % s
R. K. THOMAS Pref: Behes Letters.
RF: R HAZE R., p,ef: Eng and A'Ss'"'ssie
Drs. BARRON BRATTON, Surgeons.
TERxs:-For all School Expenses, !. e. Tuition Board
ing Light Fuel Stationery, Books and medical attendar
200 per Scholastic year.
No pupil! under twelve eighteen years of age will
For Further information apply to Principals, Yorkvle
S. C.
D. Jamison, Orangeburg s. c.. Gen H. Means, Buck
head s. G.; Gen: Dan Wallace louisville, s G.; Col. l.
D: Wilson, Society Hill, s. c.; Gen. r. G. M. Duuovant
Ninety-Six Depot S. c.
Graduates of the s. c. Military Academy.
November e. 1885, 96-w3t.*
CLAYTON MALE ACADEMY,
JOHNSTON COUNTY, N. c.
VNHE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will COM
Il mence on MONDAY, January the 10th, 1859.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS:
Primary English Branchs $500
Classics, l6 90
Good Board be obtained from Sc 81 per MONTH
Principal
ton, n c. until the LIST of January After which, Clay
ton, N. C.
7. JEFF. WOODSON, Principal
November 26, 1855. 4s-w6t*
LEASBURG MALE ACADEMY.
H. A. ROGERS, Principal.
VUNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
IL be resumed on the I'd MONDAY of January, 1859,
and continue twentyone weeks. Boys will be prepared for
the Collegiate course There is Trweeeky Stage Line
from Barksdales Depot, on the Richmond and Danvile
Railroad ola Leasburg to Hillsboro'.
EXPENSES:
Board. including Washing and Fuel, SO 90 per month.
Tuition, Languages, $50 90 per session.
English, IL so
December 4, 1858. 49w4t*
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4 PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE
"A Legislature during its present session. for charter
to Thomas Williams and Others, for the improvement of
McLenon creek, in Moore county
November %. 1898. 4S-wlm.
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MASONIC CLASSIC INSTITUTE. PERSON
NHCO, N. GREY JAMES H. BRENT, Principal
aided by efficient assistants, its session.
Wednesday the 9th of January 1858. Board IS per MONTH
Tuition fri S7L to $40 per session. Hlsboro' is the
nearest point the Central r. R South Boston, on the
Principal
JAMES H. BRENT
Dec IL, 1887 1aI5-wtf
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for the whole road reaches the port of Wilmington
an exchange of 100000 more is to take place;
when 10 miles more of the road is finished an ex-
change of 100000 is to take place; and when the
whole road is finished exchange of the last $780,
900 is to take place. and the State is to have lien
upon the whole road stock, houses and lands, and
if the company fail to pay the interest within 10
months after it is DUE the State is to take possession
OF ALL and the provision is made in of fail
pay the principal This road differs from all 9th
roads in the State for the freight ready as
the cars arrive. is thought it will pay ID or 20
per cent on the amount capital invested and when
we look at the fact that the Reading road cost
$780, 900 per mile and pays per cent, all must ad
init this calculation to be reasonable.
Mr.. Speaker, the road under consideration is 43
miles long, ID miles of it is in running order, and
now in operation, and miles more is graded. A
single tract is estimated to transport five hundred
thousand tons of coal annually and that coal would
be worth at Wilmington three million of dollars,
and the transportation of the coal is worth two dol
lars per ton, making one million of dollars. But
some have said that must show that this coal can
be shipped and meet other Goals successfully in
thern markets This will do. The cost of the
coal at the mine is dollar per ton which brings
it to three dollars per ton at Wilmington and freight
to New York is two dollars and half making in
all five dollars and half This coal can be sold in
New York for seven dollars and quarter per ton,
in quantities of hundred thousand TONS thus shew
ing that it will bear shipment and at good profit
l will now ask what must be the effect of all this
upon the localities and upon the State at large? The
United States Arsenal at Fayetteville has been made
an Arsenal of construction, but can never become
extensive in its operations without the completion of
this road for it is by this means only that coal and
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RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
- me- executed by VIM. B. Richardson 1 shall at the
Court House door in Raleigh, SATURDAY the 9Th day
OF January next sale the residue of the tract Of
containing about 80 acres
TBRAs:-Cash.
~ KEMP P. BATTLE
No'emoer 20, 1913 47-wtds
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tiers of Currituck county;
An act to provide for the procurement OF evidence
against faro dealers;
An act to extend the time for the registry OIL
grants, deeds and other conveyances;
An act to change the time of holding the Coals
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Chowan county
An act to extend the corporate limits OF the 'o""
of Statesvle;
An act to prohibit betting on elections;
An act to prevent the telling of timber IN the Nv
ers of Cherokee county; = .ho
A resolution concerning the distribution u '''
Revised Code; e
A resolution approving the naval commission ao VI
the U. S. appointed to examine the Coalile'' w.
Deep River, and for other purposes
There being no other business to transact III
On motion of Mr.. Ward the Senate adjourned '''
Monday morning. at 10 o'clock
az The Reporter deems it but an act of slmps
justice to the Speaker the Clerks, and the Of
of the Senate to publicly record his admraton o "
the manner in which the public business IS de s,
patched in that branch of the General Assemoa
The labors Of the Senate are tested by the hePo'.
er's experience in similar bodies, extending osei
period of several years. While all matters orous4'
before the Senate receive full and patient hses
CATION it is an almost daily practice OF that poI
60 through the calendar; and frequently, un'e .he
suspension of the rules was the case toaa!' ,,,
calendar is again gone through, and the entlu
sness disposed Of All this is the result OF Sys
in the official management and DESIRE on .e If
of the members to avoid all useless expendit..' ~
the public time 1t need scarcely be added lll.
reflection on the other branch of the Assembly ,'ow
here intended, as this Reporter processes 10 A''"
nothing of its business operations
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SELECT SCHOOL,
RALEIGH N. C.
TINE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL,
Il open on the 9Th of JANUARY next under the sinner.
vision of Mrs. H. B. BOBBITT and Miss s. PARTRIDGE
Terms per session of months, as follows:
English Branches LIST class S15OO
"a IL 90
Sd 10 90
Latin and French, each 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar 90 on
Drawing Painting in water coils. or Grecian, 10 90
Painting in Oil, Is 90
Board $l2 90 per month-payable half in advance
DecemDer H. 1898. 5O-W2m.*
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~ Raleigh Register and Williamson Banner please
copy five times.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

MEXICAN NEws.-By the Sonora we have re-
ceived advices from the City Of Mexico to the
9Th ult.
The hardest fought and most bloody revOlu-
ton yet enacted in that Republic of tumults
has ended in the entire discontinue of ComOn-
fort. The Government troops deserted and de-
nouneed the Pronunciados in the middle of the
fight. CemOntort fought with desperation, but
to nc purpose. He was compelled to make q
hurried fight to Vera Cruz.
The reiocngs being ever, Gen. Zuloago, one
of the leaders Of his party, and man who has
risen from the lowest station in life, was duly
elected President Of the Republic, and en- suite
all the other public officers were elected in the
same manner.
In the meantime the interior States of Zaca-
tccas, Guanajuato and Qusretero still remain
firm in their adherence to the constitution: Gen
erals ParOdi, Boblado and Arteaga have large
forces in these places, and will probably give
the Zuloaga government much trouble before
they can be brought to terms, If that can be ef-
fected at all. 1t was generally supposed that
they would combine their forces, and, in con.
junction with Comonfort, march upon the city !:
but there appears to be a want of confidence
between the leaders, and they prefer remaining
in their present positions and acting on the
defensive, to hazarding an attack upon the city.
The ZuloagO government is supported by
two powerful parties-the Santa Anna and the
Church (cOnservative) parties. The first act
Of the new government was to abolish the Plan
Of Ayutla, the Ley Lerdo, and the Ley Juarez.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-24

EXECUTIVE ACTIoN.-The Governor, on Sat-
urday, appointed Charles G. McChesney as
Commissioner Of Deeds for the State Of New
Jersey. He also granted a pardon tc Antanasia
Morino, on the following conditions lst-That
he shall be placed on vessel bound for Mexi-
CO, and never to return to this State; 2d-That
il he land on the soil Of this State from said
vessel be shall forfeit all privileges and immu-
mites conferred by the pardon; 3d-That his
friends shall execute and deliver bond in the
sam of $4,000 for the faithful performance of
the conditions of the pardon, said bond to be
filed with the Warden of the Prison before his
removal.
Robert Tanning was restored to citizenship,
to take effect at the expiration of his term of
confinement. he having given good and sufli-
cient evidence Of good behavior during his i'm
prisonment.
On Friday, tho following gentlemen were
commissioned Gilbert B. Claiborne, Notary
Public for San Joaquin county, vice John Nc
Causland; John II. Webster, Notary Public for
San joaquin county, vice G. A. Shurtlef-tStats
Journal.