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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

EsThe Hon. F. P, Stanton, who is
great big thorn in, the, side Of the
President, is now 10 Waship gtou. and
declares that an attempt will be made in
Kansas 10 procure the admission Of the
Territory into the Union as a State this
win'et. The Washington correspondent
OF Forney's Press writes: 9tH ta4
Governor Hsmmead's liberal speech
he repeated the charges Of fraud against
Lecompton. which made the Washing
ton Union SO indignant when uttered
by stters. From this and ether indica.
tions. l am disposed TO hope that be- and
others will not ohjcct 10 put Kansas
through, and TO rspeatahe Gsgl'sh dHaerl
~otler. ts- sAi 70 'auatHF adi ~ lQii
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
n The Cincinnati ENQUIRER learns o

good authority, that Me4ary has eccep-
lied ihs, Gg,ysrnorsLip, o. Kansas. III, "a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

nm ~ The Honr VIM. X Sebastian has
, been ire.r elected otbef United States Sen.
,rate from Arkansas fora'full term Of six
years from tlie 4th of March next. p!'' 70
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

AssIeNED.-The Perrysburg Bank,
made an assignment on Monday morning
last. S. SPHINX Esq, is the assignee.
Their failure to make collections is the
cause assigned by the proprietors for then
inability 10 meet the demands upon them;
it is believed that the assets will be more
than sufficient to meet all liabilities. The
assignee will probably be able to report
the true condition Of affairs next week.
~ y -
Peryqs5urg Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

T Only 10000 emigranis have ar.
risetMNew York dorirg titeyearwiich
,.ends,wiHt titis month. This is but one
fourth The AvefageJhdmber. .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

SPANISH VESSELS OFF THE MEXICAN
CoAsT.--The correspondent Of the New
New Orleans Picayune writing from Vera
Cruz. November 8 says: assoi} }ul
"Ihe most exciting news here is the
arrival upon this coast Of several Spanish
war vessels, three of which are sigualized
of this port on the ed ult,, but were jrv
en- to sea, by a heavy norlher. and have
not yet returned. A formidable Spanish
steam war vessel came into port on the
7th inst, and is now at anchor at Sacri
fclos." .as.'t Hege4atl
President Juaraz has issued proclaim
aion calling the citizens to arms and OF
all factions to unite in opposing the com
mon enemy. eetl ci4aa sm5aaE+
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
ey Gen. William cuIlom ofTenues

: Ey Gen. William CuIlom ofTennessce
is suggested as candidate for Clerk Of
the next House Of Representatives BY the
Louisville Journal. Gen. G. was Wing
Member Of Congress from Tennessee in
1854, strenuously opposed the Nebraska
bill. lost his seat in consequence, and was
thereupon made Clerk Of the last House,
receiving the entire Anti. Nebraska vote.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
NEW ADVERT ENTs.
NEW ADVERTI SE EN- I 81
\ NJ 9 N 3 X
MAKES g!IA's IAlAEa 40,
FURNl T U RET
H. STEPHAN

Still keeps his Furniture Rooms opposite the
"Yclow Corner" in Upper San husky, Ohio.
everything in his line Of business. such as
BUREAUS, CUPBoARDs. TABLES,
STANDS, BED STEA DIS,
LOUNGES. DC. &c..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

A few Gallons of Maple Molasses a
Athe One Price Ready Pay Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
An Affecting Case.

The New York Times presents the re-
cord Of a case VI misery which has recent
ly been brought TO light there. Week
tract from it the testimony Of a little girl
Of eight years:
"That is my mother said she, pointing
to the corpse. 1.-THE night before last
two men came into our house, and turned
my father and mother, and me and my
two little brothers out. We had nowhere
to 60. We then went to sleep in an en-
try. Nobody turned us away all night.
In the morning father went away TO look
for another place. lie was gone all day.
We had nothing TO eat and were very
hungry. Father came back at o clock.
and then went away again. Nobody
would let us into their house, because
they said il they hired the landlord would
turn them out. The folks we hired the
house Of, hired it Of somebody else. So
we went into the yard. Mother s i'd She
was very sick. She had been sick long
time before, and my little brothers cried.
Mother laid down and | put some rags on
her to keep her warm, because she said
her head ached so bad. When itg got dark
my twU little brothers lay down, and |
put some things over them too. and then
l set up to watch. By and by police
man came along and then he went away
and got another one, and then they lifted
her up and put her into cart and took
us all here. Mother didn't want to leave
the yard. She said to the policemen that
she wanted to stay where she was" ~
l1e comment Of the Times upon this
is: In the heart Of this poor little half
starved child of eight, what futurilies Of
womanhood are hidden, what possibilities
oftenierness, and loyalty and devotion.
Of unsel6sh affection. simple truth, help
fu lness! And yet what shall her future
be? Alas, New York; E 4ti
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
The GEART ENGLISH REMED Y
a# fir JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

F8 WI fir JAMES CLARKE
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir j
4 Clarke, M d., Physician Eatroor-
Ri " d'nory 10 tile Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseas-
es to which the female constitution is subject.
1t moderates all excess and removes all OBJ
structions, and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MAKKIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short
time bring on ilie monthly period with regu-
Each bqttls, pfice oae Dolar,s eaisihs GSv-
emmett Stamp Of Great" Britain, TO prevent
counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females
during the FIRST THREE MON HSofprcg
nancy, as they are sure to bring oil Miscar-
riage, but atahy ot he, timet they are safe
in all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affec
tions, Pain.in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
ighttXertiOn, Pa pitation Of the Heart, Hys-
terics, and Whites. these Pills wi lcffcct cure
when al other means have failed and although
a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, ca O.
mel, antimony, or any thing hurtful to The
constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late l. G. Baldwin g. Coy
,9a Rochester. N. Y.
N. B.-$l,0 and postage stamps enclosed
10 any authorized Agent, will insure bottle of
the Pills by retur' mail
For sal, by MAXWELL & HOLTON, Up
per Sandusky Ohio
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

ID Y far the cheapest Lot Of Boots ant
DShoes Of any description just opened
and for sale at the -
One Price Ready Pay Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l, l958.--Speak-
sr Orr was serenaded last night. He
made very decided Union speech, which
is considered to be his opening bid for the
Presidency in 1860.
The Government does not credit the
reports received via England Of the ex-
tensive defensive preparations made by
Paraguay. 1t is confident Of the success
of the expedition now on its way 10 that
country. AflFtsyg tAEiR5
7 Private odvices from Texas state that
a 6llibustering expedition against Mexi,
col is being organized there. MeDofhigh
position are said to be concerned in it.
The Postmaster General will recon-
mend in his report an entire change in our
postal system, and will urge upon Con
gress the establishment Of number OF
new and important lines to connect with
various parts Of South America.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
.cANEANDwooD SEAT CHAIRS.

My chairs cannot be beat either in quality
finish or prices; can sell them from ten to
twenty per cent cheaper than the same artii
cles have ever been sold in this county before
Having had long experience in the bust
ness aud having none but first rate workmen
in my employ, fatter myself that ! can turn
ont as good, neat and d rable work, as any
establishment in the county-at least have
never knocked under to any of them yet, and
dc not expect to be compelled to 40 SO very
soon.
UN DERT AK ING.
In this department am prepared to attend
to all calls promptly, and will attend funerals
with a good hearse when required. have
just received loiofthe alss
f FINEST TRIMMINGS a
for Coffins ever kept in this place, and will
he abl> IT, get up as fine jobas GIN be pro-
duced in this or any of the adjoining counties
~CHARGES REASONABLE.
Lumber and produce taken in exchange
for Furniture.
~ q. Tgt H!STEPHAN.
Nov &c, '5s.-tf, eA~s9osva.l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
Estate of Daniel Graham.

A N endless variety Of Soaps and Per-
q fumery, at HENDERSON, & FERRIs'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

A Few gallons more Of that good old
a Monongahela WLiskey at HAF's
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

NJ Ew YORK REAPER g. MOWER, Com
IN bined, for sale by
W. H. KILMER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

The subscribers avail themselves Of this
method Of informing their friends and the pib-
lie general y, hiatt ey have recently purchas
ed the stock alid fixtures ,flhe Upper Sandus-
ky Hardware Stole from Doctor kilmer, and
that they intend TO cont ilue the business at
the old stand, where they will always keep on
hand as large an assortment Of i.s- h
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

rHJNl 'A-tL- l- .''ifNiA N'
IRIsHMEN AND SLAvERY.-John Mitch
el, the Irish refugee, in his paper the
Southern Citizen in reply to certain strc.
tons Of Richard Haughton and the Ma
tion thus defines the position Of Irishmen
in America in regard to holding their lel-
low men in..bondage: ~.
First: Every Irishman in the Southern
States, without exception. who can afford
to buy negroes, straightwsy buys them.
Second. Some OF The largest and most
successful planters in the Southern States
are born Irishmen; and tho finest planta-
ton that has been purchased in America
for many years, with $50 negroes upon,
was last winter sold in louisiana; the pur,
chaser was an Irishman. A0 ND'"" .
Third: Not only is there large num-
ber OF Irish born citizens at the South,
who own slaves but most Of the Southern
planters and slave. holders, we are proud
TO say, are Irish by descent. 10
Fourth: Our acquaintance with Irish
IN citizens at'the South is very exten-
sive, and we never met with one Of them
who is not in favor Of reviving the slave
trade with Africa, save one, and he is a
very large STAKEHOLDER already, and wants
no more.
Fvth: Irish citizens at the North, tho
they have no personal interest in slave
ry. almost universally give their votes
to let it it alone, (Which is all that is ask
ed Of them, because they have no bus
mess with it, no responsibility for it; be-
cause it exists under the Constitution, by
which same Constitution their own rights
and liberties exist; and because its enc
mics have proved themselves to be their
enemies.
So much for those who "launch shafts
Of shame" at US.
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the Senate when General Harrison voted

the Senate when General Harrison voted
against it.
| confess to non-concurrehcc in the criticism
as put forth in some Democratic organs on the
subject of federal revenue. Enough to pay the
public debt OF at least siN,y-tve millions, and
the current expense of SAY eighty millions
must be raised How! The public lands
with which the Government was so richly en-
lowed chiefly by this Old Dominion, are all be-
ins distributed among the new States. Direct
taxation has stunk in the nostrils of the peo-
pie ever since the warning Of Patrick Hen
~ WAS sounded in their ears against " fedc-
raj tax gathcrcrs" How else then is the
necessary revenue to be raised: Is there any,
except bv tariff: Must there be Il constant
ly-rccurring resort to emissions OF Treasury
notes: And is there any less clearly want
Of power 10 make paper money in tins form,
than by tie instrumcntality OF |. :. Bank :
The fathers OF the faith thought not Inc
only wav-if any other, what is TIN wh'ch
10 raise revenue. is 10y a tariff Can there DC
a tariff aiiorling no protection II So why
should such one be laid, if enough revenue
could he raised by such tariff? 10 he sure,
only to pampcr the paupcr labor OF ola Eng
land WHY NAV not tariff for revenue. with
incidental protection of our infant manuiac-
lures, be hid: With all the devotion to the
Democratic faith that can be cherished, not
amounting to ilolatry, and willing to resist
the tyranny Of its organization as finished up
by piace.,cckcrS, but not by the honest people,
desire light that Imay no longer grone IN
darkness aS to any one of the articles OF the
Democratic creed. in which so generally con-
cur crave the light in no cap,ious spirit
and should delight in its rays, shed forth IN
the milancsS Of {, calm philosophy.
Prints
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.GtIS7tIED.

MALal.u, Oh IU~sl1y "a" .tl iD,;.. h' Soc !. B.. !
Sprigs> ~. DAVID hfLi., ani Mr.. hAEL VIM.
OF buckingham Coun'y
M,ELlLu %. Tuesday evening, tie ,th ,G. IT,.
it,, In the COUNTY Of Hanover. by the Res M5..,D
b. D.. NJ II! rERONNEAt RROWN o. g.t'r, p.
IS. Va 10 FANNY b.. "i'-, tau:nt,- x H. l,.rs o.
7. Coa!,,r. Esq
N,.rlfp. on Thur,,iay the eth ir.'-n; a; Ia. "A.
Richmond City. ~ the Rev Leroy VI L-, T. T. l.. 4,
DREW BtCHWITi frfiH.r!. Of ~. -, g. H.. 81.
J. EROwN. y! Hanover coguty, ".
M,ss.lp on the -, ul,. a, Chia.Gro,,. iG,.as. .
Mis-. hv Rev VIZ. Cl,kir. kl:.s JAMES HtN>ut.
Louisville a. 20 NJ. FRANCES. .!..-, l-...a,.. 4.
maud / Noe. y! Iipgr, county
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RICHMOND CITY rEApE

Inc o.iosin. 1ri-., resolved Inward per the Doe.
,.afin. thu month g; November. l,:.:
Coal l5. ton. torn ..I bushes. YI-h i,,'2 barrels
Fodder .oi bale. Hay : bai,> lc. I. tons. Iron -G
ton. Linz ASK. Lumber - 0hj feet. Oats -
bu.h.l. pls,.r . tom Potao.. a3.5 bushels sa!; 49,
-acL. Sta,c- --.st'. Slnc-- -. -r, Wood :: cords
Wheat ~ go bu,h.s
During IL. Llon,h four New ior. three Bo>
and FOUR HAlnor. Packet. s.,i assorted rarso--,
rived
q; vessels AMI hoi;. rI-r.f .he pocA and Yvsse
and boat, cleared from III. D9ct.
Tie following articles SrBI from Richmond outward,
per n, Dock during November. i-:s -. bali, tasscs
il6? bb, toYr. 10 iron lI ks. nails 1-.!j bush
y, oa- i6l Lhd- - -fr.. a:1%iii ras-.e- snta'ro
~ lu,i ~, X,n,.
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.nr.. 81 torm recommended W N "'"n''''' ~
their own language: .....i.....
Fir.t Tia. Ii, Eani. Law al ;iii- STATE ''' -
n.Genie,! ,ia no ia.ri hall hereafter he lri''.'
to .Nt.,.i IL i,ai>. ,,.-c"nu a.t ";n"r ntt''.''
beyond Al am"int equal 70 ;hr -"m i IT, ''!'i': al
il' l. cara aud the specie IL u, vault nrr IAN
/. hc permitted 1T it, ,yec ?; am ic i;HI low
- yer cent ": it, immediate liabilities. rA'.ir''"
it. circulating notes. The bank. hereafter I" Tee "F
...izc,l nder the Banking I.aw- .: his stat a>'
:" be- r,uirc L,i"-r commencing business. l." IaN
,:er.n,:r, .a;aI paid "! ia luii IN specie: ana mat all
ranks bc hereafter prohibited iron maxim !"hi''.
liner directly a. indirectly. on thcir "%n stock
Sc.or, That nj ,', a-iinst U>,,ry hc r'.'ca.ri.
Tbir.-Tia, tie .irctuii"n II 81! bank notes OF {"
To-. determination than -" c -i!!rc--''.. - r'i'7
TAX or ,,:,ui Int, - l, ietirl is '"ii-fc>-.
ru,tl Tia ;hr Government 90: IL" t".:r':
sat-. Though l. li:.r,nt TREASURES. receive -;'Ii
from the r.ie, ,.uI >,Ge receipts or certificates q"
,i..o.:,- :E.!.:ur :: sun ct u" !'-- :'' S''".
Tie nitrd States Mail steamer Aras"
can't, Lines. left New lor" Oh SATURDAY after
noon for southampton and llarrr. WIN ~ pas
Senscr> and S6l2, is7.2S in specie. Anon. the
passengers are General l.e lla>y. |l>rount dc
Bcarlirauc. and W f. ',i!c- Est. : ! on
sal Il, Geneva
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s,l.rs ny srocKs Isl rlcnMoNr


RsrrErEp ~ c. ". Pcscrli. & ~. srock E.oss"-
Virginia per cent 81 years SALE. Al the 's"'S
DO DO shorter ,.a,--. ..lr. -; %ft!-
Rch,nou. Ci,y Bonds. s"',- ~ d.i
Virginia bank STOCK par SO" last sales ~. IN i'nn
rarIn--, Ian. stock. sales s!tA't. Ia demand.
Exchange BanX stock. last ssl-s 'Si in d"inhii.
Virgins Fire aGd Nar!c Insurance stock, sale, &c
Dividend or
Merchant. Ia,uranc- stocn, las: -si-s tiV.
Richmond pir- hs.0ra;iou stock par gao sales 49,.
si-LrouI Fredericksburg sni Potomac Railroad s'os'
last sales pa.
rlrQ nia Central Railroad stock. 81.
Richmond And rcfer-br, Railroad Soc, last sales as
Richmoui aud DAnvill- Railroad Stock a.; offered ~
a.k.d
Jan.., River AL kiaawhs -."c-. Ia. sales 81.
Richmond and DAa:.r Es,,'esd guaranteed bond.
sales ~; and iu,rr =, Sat.
JAM, L.y-r and k.na~i~ rg,ran,--d bonds par
400. !1,i sale - a.. 4 Interest
Virginia Tennessee Railroad onds ai2H and intz.s'
yirs: MA c-otFa Railroad Bon'ls SO aud Interest
oran-r hrNI.Lria ..Aro, cEd. SO and Interest.
LyGcab.f: GA. Company SO
Orange an .x,,rii per cen: Bonds q; and nlere:.
Miaa--a. Gap Rail Roud Bond 80 and Interest
S1fio!. fi'y 49,. Cat
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n,c,n,oy, CATTLE x,pK.1 be-. .iM

Ther- were l., Ca:;,e at III. sra-. All week Il stitch
ony % YER sold 20 the butchers. price r4r=nT from
-, 20 ~ :: 20 gentleman Fa.44.r county for f'ri'
las AMI - held
The sh: demand e. Beef t.i. w--s a"ins 20 the
pre.i6r. h.avy purca-- By n. butcher. he '-!emsa:
weather and ;hr tell supply Of PoTk
The PORK trade his week hSs been quit 'a.. = Hoa'
qenee tn. uuyorab. p-a;heg FOR butcernE several
hundred Hogs are held over al an oaer Of f.3 PorA may
be quoted =, S..25 20 *,.59
small lot Of extra quality averaging i pounds gross sold
4 T. 100 pounds
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A HIGH COMPLIMENT.

The venerable Thomas Ruiiin has been elect
ed bv IN overwhelming vote Of the North Caro-
lima Legislature to the vacant seat on the bench
Of the Supreme Court, caused by the death Of
judge Nash. Judge Ruiiin, some years sincc'
resigned a judicial position which he filed with
ability and cmncncc. and his many friends, OF
al! parties insist upon his return to his former
field of valuable labor and honor.
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The Affairs il Nicaragua-Protest Against the
Visit" of British Oficera

New YoRx. Dec. l2.-Some further facts in
regard to the proceedings at San Juan, Mica
rasua, Of the British naval force, in visiting and
obstructing the American steamer Washington,
have TRANSFERRED Com. Mcintosh, commander
of our squadron, demonstrated against the con-
duct of the officers ithe Ealorous and Leopard,
and stated that further visits would not be per-
mittcd. Only one hundred and thirty-nine of
the WaShingtons passengers went across the
Panama Isthmus.
Henry Lascllc telegraph operator at Panama,
native of the United States died at Panama
on the 18th ult.
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MARINE NEWS.
poRr oy RICHMOND. DECEMBER 10, -,
pfGn SATEK rrI, par Ar II O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jarr.to"H Parish N-s York. mise ,ij pa.
srrs.
steamer Isc Peabody. Pri,chart indie.
Schr wy,h.. Tu;ile. New York. mts..
Srhr Baltimore. Philip, Hampton Read Hshi
Sthr Alert Champion. Philadelphia. coal
S:hr Bill Conway. D'lsBy. Philadelphia coal
Srlr Lamaftinr, johnson. Philadelphia. coal
scir d. Ireland. Baker. Philadelphia, coal
Schr Summarized, shorter. Baltimore. pig .lnH
Srl.r T. L. fraai'r Cs,lin. Petersburg. wheat
Schr E!ia Dayton. Philadelphia, roa!.
schr Superior. James n,eT. wheat.
>chr Pearl. Jones. Baltimore. pi: irnn
Schr Spray. Prlcr. New YORK. railroad iron.
Sr!lr Elm 'od.b 3rnUE. Hunting, Ba!;imor'.
SAILED.
Schr New fnr. Lsrnoyai, iosr ia. river, Isat.
Brig Argyll, Warren. Rio ,rands, goui.
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~A. 49,
PUBIIUS.

The short communication which appears TO-
day over the above well-known signature, mcr
its reply much longer than We can possibly
offer at present Equally with PnbliuS, We re-
cognizc the necessity Of an adaptation of the
tariff which shall offer Incidental encourage
ment to manufactures, and especially TO iron
manufactures. We do this, not from any pro-
clivity to protectionism, but because such y
tariff will afford the best and faireSt means Of
raising revenue, and will be less burdensome to
consumers than is the present system We
regard any resort to specific duties as noXIous
not only to consumers of manufactured articles,
but to the manufacturers themselves y strict
nd valorem tariff, graduated in such manner
as 70 produce the exact amount of revenue re-
auircd TOR ordinary expenses, and to constitute
sinking fund by which TO pay Oft the public
debt; which will best ensure asains, smuggling
and prove the least Cumbersome to the general
class of consumers, such tariff. We are pre-
pared to demonstrate, will afford greater, more
nermanent and more reliable encouragement to
manufacturers, than any arrangement of spe-
cific duties can possibly accomplish. We beg
our earnest Democratic readers, to wait pa
,iently for little while, and We pledge our
word that this proposition shall be fully de-
monstratcd through the columns of the " En-
quirer." -, r,ov;.,.
The criticism of the message that the long
review of Lecompton is neither founded IN the
whole truth of history, nor in good taste nor
in the fraternity Of Democratic concillation' Is
just and sound ,.
feature in the way of the Pacific railway, OF IN
practice of the Democratic party, with some
signal exceptions in advocacy of the fsderalist
doctrine, is criticism equally just and sound.
Also in the criticism on the suggestion. OF 2
bankrupt law. That was one of the sins Q! OF
Van Buren,, who voted for bankrupt law IN
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COrio~-Ti. market remains quiet. Bry.-, 49, .
.or prime today. without hniins --l!"f, 50 a.. .N,.
WTE.t III, mark, f"fuh.u- materially ltch...,
~. note q fair bu.:ne.- ~ rang" "l pro, -i-r.
week though .; the clp-s to-day buyer, .yiur~i To-,
.i,;on 20 op-r. Gnle., az concession " SO. O., a.
prire white : ipal. 81. io. rcd - -. ''.- a,,
A. IVA 80 and common fisl.l" E.r;,ii'. u..!.,,
,I.lnnri only i..r Low gr'i'- Z WL"st ~. ....
unl.s. at low asus''.
CneS-Th" n,ar.e; j. N~ry iu!i ., .r..:a f-r 2. o.
-. f.. pr!m" -ts'.,.. prnani i'-'.'.
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GOOD Leaf ,i g." 6" -.
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FOR Hs H,sE .HIaaJ Dtc-alJe' IL. I>1,
KrrnnrLn II IMIIN 4 lANLAe1hA s 80.

NFFI'1IF' IT JUN v NV '1IF7F y 1870
Virginia per co.. -Jcs 50 and Interest.
Bond. ia- ~ Tho STATE. las; al, go and iIsr'-'.
Richmond Cify lioni,. si!r~ s?j and Interest.
Virginia Bank Siock par :,J-la,. -a", -.
Farmer. Bank stock. last ,al"s sl0i'.
Eyrhane. Bank Stock, las: sales sni.
Virginia fir Marine Insurance >"c.. l-t Yale 81
Merchants Insurance stock salc, $50.
Richmond liz. Association stock. par .Dir,. hr- "
Richmond Fr-d~rcIs'urs and Poton,,, Railroad stotl
last sale, SS,.
Virginia Central Railroad Siuct. last -1i-- -
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad S;osA. lat ale" ga
X chnoni and Dinyilla Railroad Stock. ,.!r- 80
James River aud IA awia Stock sales 2.
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NEW GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

After severe struggle the South Carolina
Legislature, on the fourth ballot, elected MS Gov
crnor. Col. ". H. Gist who received 81 votes
and Col. J. \. lrhy IS Col. G. is described
as an active. practical and energetic man.