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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-12

Somebody who does not think always
as the books teach, or as the world be-
lieves, says Of an open countenance at
is not always a mark Of frankness to pos
sess an open countenance.--An alligator
is deceitful creature and yet he possess
es an open eountenance when in the very
act Of taking you in"
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The beam of Devotion.

BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.
never could find good reason
Why sorrow uubidden should stay,
Aud ali the bright joys Of life's season
Be driven unheeded away,
Our cares would wake no more emotion,
We're we to oui lot but resigned
Than pebbles thrown into the ocean,
That leaye scarce o ripple behind.
The world has spirit Of beauty,
Which looks npon all for the best
And, while ii discharges it. duty
To Providence leaves al the rest
That spirits the beam of devotion,
Which liehs Us through life to its close,
And sets, like tn sun in the ocean,
More beautiful far than i. rose.
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Ii X | n q 5 l. L \

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
Rooms In Brewsters Block, Main ST., one door
North Of the Post Office.
All operations upon the Teeth will be pei form
ed in accordance with the latest improvement in
the Art and warranted. II.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-12

"A merry Andrew, on being asked
why he played the fool, replied, a" For the
same reason that you do--out of want
you do it for want Of wit, and do it for
want Of money"
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HOMEOPATHY.

RATEFUL FOR PAST FAYOkS, DR.. 0
" J. EELLs would announce to his hitherto
patrons, Friends and the public generally, that he
has taken into connection, in he practice OF
HoMoRoPArHIc MEDICINE and SURGERY, X. G,
GREENE, NJ. D., Il graduate from the Western
Homeopathic COliegs, at Cleveland, Ohio. By this
arrangement Drs. EELLs and GREENE hope 10 be
able (in good degree) to supply the constantly
increasing demands for Homeopathic Remedies for
the SICK.
West Cornwall, March 81, 1858. 80;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-12

SUPERSTITION OF LOUIS NAPOLEON Let.
ters from persons who are conversant with
the court, and in position to know many
particulars, about the Emperor personally
affirm that Louis Napoleon, like his great
uncle, is not deficient ia superstition. He
believes in his star, and deems his own
body invulnerable The scratch upon his
face, therefore, which he suffered on the
l4th of January, has alarmed him, as it
were by seeing the talisman broken or by
finding himself obliged to regard it as a
false one. His father the ex-King of Hol-
land, was superstitious in the highest de-
gree, and believed that his being impotent
aud paralytic in the hands and partly in
his legs was the result Of poisoned shirt
which had been cursed to him by incanta-
tions
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-12

The ToorHAcHE.-"My dear friend"
SAID H" 1 can cure your toothache in
ten minutes"
How ? How 7" inquired. DO it
in pity"
" Instantly" said he. Have you any
alum 2"
Yes"
Bring it, with some common salt"
They we're produced. My friend pull
verized them, and mixed them in equal
quantities, then wet small piece of cot
ton, causing the mixed powder to adhere,
aud placed it in my hollow tooth.
There" said he, if that does not
cure you, l will forfeit my head, You
may tell this to every one, and publish it
every where. The remedy is infalliable. !"
1t was as he predicted On the intro
duction of the miytd alum and salt, l ex-
perienced sensation, which gradually
subsided, aud with it the alum and salt
1t cured the torrnents of the toothache.
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A. W. 2 . W Z Il s,
BURLINGTON, VT,

A CENT for BoARpMAS, GRAY & Co.'S cele-
"A braed Dolce Campana attachment and cor
rugated Sounding Board Piano Fcrtes, which for
purity and richness OF tone. durability and ele-
gnnce of style and finish challenges competition.
Nix. POWERS continues to give careful attention
to tuning and repairing Piano Fortes, and from
sever al years successful experience il confident
Of his ability to give satisfaction in every respect
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. 2s
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ADDISON HOUSE.

TINE subscribers would respectfully give notice
that they have leased the " Addison house'
for term Of years, and that the proprieiors have
re fitted the house in every part, and the SUI.
scribers have re-furnifhed it with large ar .li'
on their part TO make everything comfortable ~ q
pleasant for their guests. Excellent stables nnd
the best attention for Lurses Will be plov''ro'
Country residents will find pleasant and c1nse-
nient home ut the most liberal rates. spcci" ~
ducements will be offered for county cufl"n
ers. Large aud small parties will be accon''ne
dated at short notice.
ADAMS. BR0THfrS.
Middlebury, July l5, 1851. ls'ti
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J. C. O. REDINGTON,

wAppINGroS, ST. LAWRENCE Co., n. y,
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Nlusic.-
Agent for all kinds of muse merchandise.
Orders promptly attended TO. nnd 'dtsfdetion
warranted.
Middlebury, Jan. /, 1888. 81
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With what musical instrument would
you catch a fish P-Castanet.
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N. HARRIS NJ. D.,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

Teeth filed with Crystalized Gold, all operations
done in Dentistry usual office at his residence on
Park Street, west side of the little Park.
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THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTER.
OFFICE IN coss BLOCK. NAM STREET.
@ O b b & M E A d,
PuBLIsuENs AND rRoPHIIroRs
JusTus Coss ....... ....,,.. Rrfus MEAD.

II a. II NJ g.
The REGISTER will be sent one year, by mail,
or delivered at the office, where payment is made
strictly IN ddrdnce, for 81 80
Delivered by carrier, paid strictly in adcance, 90
fnot paid within six months 90 cents addi-
tionnl.
n~No paper discontinued until arrearages are
paid, unless ut the option of the proprietor.
u-All communications must Ge post. paid
S. R. MILES, Successor to v b. Palmer,D News.
paper Advertising Age 1t, No. J. Scollay's Build
ing, Court Street, Boston, is authorized 10 re-
celve advertisements for this paper, at the same
rates as required by US.
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JASON DAVENPORT,
Wholesale and retail dealer IN all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
IRON, STOVE HARD WARE
CUTLERY, JoiNERs' FOOLS, &c.
MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT.
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Fire g. Inland Navigation

Risks accepted eonsIstent with SOlvsney and
fair profit.
Especial dasniiOa Oiren tO Insurance ef WELLLYGS
and C0RttHtsA for tsTOlS oT 10 3 ysdrs.
The this COTOI alton las been stable and
interrupted thEO R OF uanc NJ sunshine and storm,
periods eVentin In from sweeping eOnaaEra
lions and maritime disaster. Being long established
sAA basis the Of the credit sis seet us IN ne
material pETticuiaT.
Durng haTI nes the security reliable Insurance
PeTAtve duty the Hbily Of properly 70
tain loss being u en- much lssssEed-
Policies Issued without delay, and all business attended
Il. Is. sWEsA HING BN, Agent.
WhSrlnF, Va.
ONCE in Union Han hui dnga, side Main street.
fshi9-dnW-tl Jan. st. 9g.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
MINIS SUMMARY.

e.. rex
TnE American Medical Association, which
meets At Washiagsop IN. Nay. it is supposed,
viii be attended BY a thousand or more doc
tors. The convention viii be received on the
aFst evening by the President, and On the sec
Ond and third they win be sntertained At the
hospitable mansions Of Secretary Cas-, and ssn-
atOr Douglas. After the Adjournment there
viii bean excursion TO Mount Vernon and 4 col.
latipn at the White House, where all The sons
ofEscnIapius viii be fcasted .uu,il they, VII s.
obliged to resort to ealOmeI and jaiap to correct
their disordered digestion
THE postage charged in Russia on single
newspaper from the United State, it forty FIVE
cents. The American officials express the opin-
ion that, by the postal treaty between the two
countries, the six cents paid ON each paper on
this side of the Atlantic, is all that should be
exacted- American papers are expensive lux
uries in Russia, but no live Yankee could live
without them.
THE New York papers give an account Of the
descent by the Mayors police, upon about
hundred policy shops, located in various parts
of the city. They succeeded in making sixty
arrests, all Of whom were brought before the
Mayor. and held to bail each in the sum of
81 900.
"a Southern Democrat in, the Richmond
Enquirer, deuOunees the report ofthe new Kan
sas bill as "a subterfuge unworthy Businessmen,
cheat disgraesfuI to Southern men, aud the
whole proceeding of the Conference Commit
tee, ns blot and stain upon Legislative hon.
estY."
OS the morning Of the estl rApril, ice form
ed in the neighborhood of Charleston, South
Carolina, and Augusta, Georsia-an unusual
occurrence.
Ox the 18th Of April, one gentleman in sa-
vannah, Geo, sold $40 worth of strawberries
to go North.
He that encroaches on another's dignity, puts
himself in his power; he is either repealed with
helpless indgnity, or endured by clemency aud
cOndecensiOn.
A great mind diS,lains to hold anything BY
courtesy, sud therefore never usurps wbat a
lawful claimant may take away.
IT is oneer the wors. CT errors to suppose that
thers Is anotilor path OF safety besides that of
duals. .i.f-s -, ,--.a-.-
Hs that unreasonnbly pays the wise man is
fool.
The FOOLS estate IS the first spent.
NEVER boast Of an imaginary conquest
DAnE to be good though the world laugh at
you.
Ar labors tend not to growth.
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cnlKCHEs OF wHEkLINo9.


For the Information OF strangers visiting the ey,ws pub
h the following list Of the different Churches, and their
ard place of meeting. II there any mistakes, we
will maLr the necessary correction will pleasure:
81. Rdahsus EpiseoiGiian, Corner Monroe and Byron
treetS Rev E T. PEREISs, Rector; morning services 1O
clock, eveninE,T.
ST. JOG,'s Epi.copGiiaa Main street, First
second Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. H. SAITH, A. NJ Rector
serylees-MornIHF lex; afternoon 8jsi night n.
Fist IrGs6ysriaW, Ray. II. IL WNEp, Pastor, Fourtst
rtween and Quincy
Second PTesbytridn Webster street, Main and
Market Centre cling; services morning aud evening
Third PreSIytefu' Filth street. between Chestnut and
Tabert sou Wheeling, kew r. WOODS, Pastor serri
morning and evening. yss
Fourth PresJyterfGn Rev A. PAuIL, Pastor, sainstree
seen Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street ArstHodi.t Episcopal Rev. J. E. wnsoS
PASTOR FOurtstreet Monroe aud Quincy; services
TooFnIug and evening.
ycris street AetaOdi.t Episcopal a RreEH
corner Market and North ss NOlth Whselngi services
morning and evening.
c1opifae street. Isltodts, E,ps.oepal, Rev. T. H. MOs-
GoR Pastor, Capine street, First and Second,
Centre Wheeling; service morning and evening.
.So-.h ELestin0 H. z. GlUrcE, Rev. A. sTETEss,
AstOr; services morning AID evening.
Fhesttae IeIsa,d ChGpei, Wheeling IslAnd, Rev. J.
WILSON, Pastor. .r .rgL saH
Geru0a 1ethodist Epfseopai Rev c. HEIw'O, Pastor,
chqpne street between WeSsr and ThIrd, Centre Wheel
u6. -s 1
81. James Cdthtdrdt Roman Catholiei R Rev BISHOP
R. V. wHAIAS, F street, Of Humpdeni services
morning and Afternoon.
Associate Reorred, Rev J. T. MCCLURE, Pastor,
OfMarket and Jefferson St ndSfteTnOOn
DIscAes, Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre whselinEi services 1Gs in Tie morning, and ~
evening.
gruugetet' IrOts,tcrti Clay
rect, above sixth, EastwhvelinS. Sr
ZION Erdngsltcaf Lutheran, RsV-.F. ZrAnNERNAH,
PASTOR Market between Webster and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
s,riL Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Man.
Protestant, Onion Kali, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1OH morning.
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The FOOLS estate is the first spent.
NEVER boast Of an imaginary conquest
DAHE to be good though the world laugh at
you.
Ar labors tend not TO growth.
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masonic -BfREoroRY.

Market streets, rA ard tt AiPn-
dayeveuiuEs of eachmOnh. C. W. s,Ts, W. Nj AIez-
aaisrLIHghtip, Secretary.
Wheeling lodge No. 12S Meets above on
the rt and thir Thursday evening cf each month r a
BRxxrLISoSR, W. NJ; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 19.-Meets as
above on the second Monday evening Of eaehmOuth w
seorr, IL. p; S. ". Psdrsoa, Secretary.
WheclinE ERenmPmenI No. I.-MsetE =
shave on the ogTta Monday evening each mOath W
.LO,tHE. Re,"rdH
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CHOICE AND sEIFcTl

Tie geUiy rersfgl6 soef 81 9riPG Gad HFaHlrr GpedS
af fhs sfsFe Of T1clga Haphfs, io s. Cerer NcRF06
Iad ESftsr 81, RissliGg Vd. IF
kEHPECTFU1LN iuvitr Iiy
and examine ~ lf-urttn CLtTiLg f.iSSEuFIfl,
TESIHYGS, at1RSEiLLES COOD& HUNJhkY ord
NOZ1OSS iat receive from The Eastern Having
UAid IuFteuar atitntuu 70 strrtnE ny ods, isel
hdsnt " Osng aba TO ETAtify the fAsdious
uaElu TUOa HUGHES.
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ShaWls and 1dantillas.

ShaWls and mantillaS.
I'm GRAPE sHAWls, q rseerl iuipoTtauon, up
wv 10 - dnlara TIE Fiee DoAr Cop - -Nis, wine,
either puin ruibTodnTtd. fnlly ueEilI lio
SILK SHAWt.S-Piaiu YAK ahd colsFtd.
THiBIT sliAWiS Vaaet auf Ne-le, siEbFOlIsred and
pflirf aiso, feu hi d eeioged and ltr-
tfttLA SHAWls- fts 81 DE haHuscr1eH- ever sgeFed
10 ~ eitgs uth Moires lldchr and PTat-d BerisFE-
30 AANriLl AeGugfeeirg evrfy stl In narkvt such
as chHnflliy Lace are an, cBbFoilsry AMI psiIl etc.
At Tsiy Great BaTgaiass a AlEN- uE1MAN'S.
ap9-Sn l5T Main 50.
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETT EKs concerning subscription. advertising other
of the Inegencer should be addressed to
FroPT!rtors.
Lei,rs Concerning tile EDITORIAL department Of the pael
hOuII be addressed TO the Editors JOiny or to either
them.
Cerresponienis writing for publication, will please write
snl. side Of the paper.
An ObsSIg OF tile aboye rules viii greatly obge
nd FUrD prompt attention to correspondents than
ey uiisLi CtaerEise receive.
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lhE Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

I-subscrbrs who do give express notice the
rsry considered Wishing continue their suscrp
ions.
2If subscribers order the discontinuaRce their peri
deals tile publisher continue send them until all
garages are paid.
ST subscribers neglect refuse take their Perod
from tie r-s which they directed they held
esonsibe tail thI have settled the bill and ordered them
iIcSntinued. 8
Iii subscribers remove to other places wthoutnfcrm
publish and the sent to the former d
cation, they held res lcnsble.
5Te Coureshave decided that refusing take period.
frcn the office removing and leaving them uncRled
or.is prjmHJGcid evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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ASSETS JANuARY ], lese:

UPW ARDS OF 1000 900
or Losses Laws been paid by The Ena Insurance Co..
the past IS year,.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIREorolt1

VIrzInTus Lodge No. S.-Meets every Thursday
evening the Hail. CT Market and Quincy
JA4Es NJ HALL, n. G.i B. " Carr. Secretary.
RFnnkItn Lodge No. I3.-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BArHAr N. G.; Wtfa'" p
AoIeErey, Secretary.
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets s,above eve
rs Wednesday evening. wnrIAH HELEER, " G.; John
6diads, Secretary.
wheeIinE Lodge Ne. S9.-Mss., as above every
Saturday evening.
W. D. Porrs, \. e.; John 7zobur,s, Secretary.
PnuoIn Lodge Ne. ~ .-5ieets above every
Friday evening. Jos. HAsrrT, N. G Joia I. Ndr'0eH
secretary. ~
wm. Tell EuenmRnent No. SI.-Meet' as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. JoaS BGpER, O. p; GAas. EiHeE, Scribe.
GbrUui'G EmcRmPmeuI Ne. I.-Mesis as
shove, rstsdtird tuesday evenings Of each month
Wy. TArLoR O. P Geo Baird, Jr, Scribe. [uaroii IS
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Domeatfpa and ForeiRn Staple

PKIRTsog Pieess At Orly per yaId uogth lss
BLEACHED MCSLINs-l5U plrees, fiu yard ice, lnd
very nue fer Gals 10 cent? yard Also an eaeeunt qai
= MuIlns far only AsaPeriar Ct
and PliloV ease MusliEs sinlost any price
CHECKS ht very low prices BedtichlnE rIt rate aftl
cls Ia estl yard, aud 10 "HerJuE Bone TWug" 81
only i25f estts pe= gard, vlFy cheap.
CRASttA very Eood Quality, for only cents yard.
IRIsH IlNESS-A splendid article, warranted All uhsBV
for cnly - cshts . yard
eIN6HAss-suPsror goods, fast seuarartssa for
1sE ectta-
yard, At lipS-3El ALEX HETAAS's-
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INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Ofdce in Ccmpany's Building.
Ne. AO3 WRinut ST.. PLgG-AD RLPUIA.
Charter PeTpeeHdi;, Authorized Capital $500, 600
WA. DARLING. Vice PTesidentt.
JAMES WRIGHT Secretary and Treasurer
Having been aPpSlnisd Agent OF the above Ee EaoTs
Company FOR Wheeling and vicinity prepared take
approved Fire and Marine Risks the most favorable
terms. s n @. RONHAM,
Once for the present at DOans Adams' rershouSe,
feh16-ly No. Sc Main s..
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
a-i q
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Assignee's Notice

AsS1gnGe'S N Office
IL Peysens wing Themselves indthte 30 W. W jim
n VA lleass ean uol The undsIsiEErd and ssttl
the eee Of y HiehaTdton, KS, Monroe and H9Eth
reefs (Up atliru1 IA. VINCENT,
nhz4 Assignee Of ". ". JimeFun
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"GREEN OLD AGE"-We had often heard
abOuT this article. but never knew exactly what
it WAS until yesterday. 4 mischicvous or ielOn-
iOus boy attempted 20 abstract q handkerchief
which prOtruded from the pocket of very hale
old gentleman, who was perambnlating down on
Chaitres street But the old gentleman was
sensitive, and detecting the youth in The act
turned about, caught him by TIE arm, and be-
gan, with an angry elevation Of cane and voice
''You little rascalH-when the culprit interrupt
ed him with-"Oh, oh, you was losing your
handkerchief, Mister, and was jest putting it
back"
WAS that 50, bOy'" said the old gentleman,
relenlingly.
'sut'nly it was, Mister" said the '.littie Pic.
kle," confidently and emi.conhdentialiy-"Tt
was stiekin' way out, and would fail'd in 4
mint"
Then you wasn't trying to steal my hand.
kerchief, my boy2" and the cane was lowered.
NE steal your handkerchief What me steal
any fcller's handkerchief! IL the old oman was
to hear anybody 'ciISe her son % stating n hand
kcrcher-boO-Oo-oC-oh and the outraged in
nocence Of The young scamp, and the thought Of
what the ''Old Oman's" CwhOm we suppose was
his mOtherl feelings would be, caused him TO
make good imitation Of blubbeTing most piti-
'fhvre, thereI .Doa'; CIV, Loy-I didn't
mean anythingl" said the old gentleman, much
iaffected-''HeIrs dime. Go buy some can
dy."
As the old gentleman turned away, that boy
cooked his eye at the back Of the venerable do
nator in the most wicked unanner conceivable
Our feelings Ovcrcame us at this crisis in the e1
hibiIioB OF juvenile turpitude to which we had
been witness. and We left that vicinity without
kicking the naughty boy. As We travelled, We
reflected that We had seea y specimen OF very
green old age"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-31

EXECUTION OF JAMES KELLY James Kelly,
the murderer, was executed about one O'Clock on
Friday, in the ward Of the Kings County Jail, in
Brooklyn, N. Y. The full preparations fer the
execution were made on Thursday afternoon, and
the galows fitted so that but few moments
would be required to erect 1t. Friday morning
the gallows was put up under the direction Of
Joseph Edwards, the rope attached and all made
ready The gallows was put up at one side of
the Jail yard, close adjoining the female depart
ment Of the prison, the rope which held the
weights being run through a cell in the prison,
where it was cut by an unseen hand at the signal
of the Sheriff About ten O'Clock, the two mill
tary companies detailed for duty on the occasion,
marched down TO the Jail and took their position
in one Of the AZ artments awaiting the hour when
their services would be required. About eleven
O'Clock detachment Of fifty policemen, from the
various districts in the city, were sent down to
the Jail and took up position in the Jail ward
But few persons assembled outside, and these
were kept In order by the police. The execution
passed off without accident, and in a quiet and
orderly manner.
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PERSONAL

Rev: Geo. w. Carter. of Lynchburp. Va
mas been elected professor in the University OF
Charles Dickens commences his ,our of
Pf1ylnciai readings in the frat week of Au Just
-. ne secretary Of the Interior In ex pected IN
this evening 'e IN mississippi
-. senator Fitzpatrick passed tb,o,ob No..
gomery, Ala, on the 22d inst. for his ,on -!
Autauga county. His health Ia. hno, nonie IN
benent.d by his sojourn at the YiToini. siealIf
- Col Biount, his wife and dsuyb,sr - :.
Were Incorrectly reported to have LEI, ~ ~.o
some time ago, started on Thursday mornin,' ~. ~.
,nelr bone In Mobile, intending 20 male y 40,
s'oP on the way, in Tennessee '1oi'
M, ~; Lieut. Mowry departed for ar,zo,, ~.
,huay evening He Is ordered To renoy, nD On
a.. a1e disposition and location ~ The IT,
He will ,.s ieirltory, and upon the silver mines
'e'u'h In the middle of November
-: 80. IL ,. understood that the sxecu,iv. .o,
h.y. Ssr,t.4'. siso States Agricultural S,cis,v
nave designated Hon. Caleb Cnshiaa SoIiey
the address before the societv .I,sa 10 deliver
annual meeting al Richmond, Va approaching
80. Gerritt Smiths friends hsla
Peterboro, Madison county, New YorI al
view Of bringing him forward as a csna,a WIN
Governor. Not more than seventy five ~ ior
Were present. Mr. Smith was In ate nd aa,s p =
addressed the meeting. 'u
Judge Morgan, Of New Orleans. on I'm.
2th, Tende ed a decision ia the woodtna an eas -
iof dlVofc-, granting divorce a ciHc pIo too %
~ oooiiiah, and against his wife, Carolins Tho
mas he Court did not touch anythipv Ixe but
me avoIcei leaving other matters 10 be conts sted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-31

" The Commencement at the University of
virginia took place on Thursday last. Among
the graduates are E. NJ. Hudson j. Hampd.n
Chsmberlayne, VIM. b. Meredith, d. w p
McCarty, A. r. Holiday, J. NJ Gregory, Thos.
X Price, jr., 8. L. Martin. J. NJ Barr, and Tho,
U. Dudley, jr., of Richmond Thomas Hume
or Portsmouth,; ID. c. Cannon and l.. SoutbUa,s
OF Norfolk; F. T. Merriwether, Eugen. Blsck !.
ford, Of Lynchburg; Peter Fontaine, X. C. Berk.
ley, George A Jones, and c. LC. Minor. of
Hanover; and Augustus Gilmore, of Peunsvlvs.
MIA
among the proacients were Charles Pickett F.
L. carter, and John ii. TimberIake, of Rich
mono; Joseph III. Gayles, of Norfolk: II G.
slaughter, Of Danville, and Fred. E,more ~
Pennsylvania. "a
Inc degree OF Master of Arts was conferred nm
Thos u Dudley, jr., Thos. r. Price. ir J. n
Cbamberlayhe, and John H. Timberlake o,
Richmond; Jos T.. Cox, of Chesterfield: WaId.
grave H. Luckett, Of Middleburg; c. l.. G. Mi
nor, OF Hanover; summeIfeld Smith. Of AIhe.
marie, and VIM. E. Towles, of Louisiana.
The degree of Bachelor OF Arts was conferred
upon Douglas &. Cannon, of Norfolk, and joseph
Denegre, of New Orleans