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n3O 3taw&ds GIBSON 4 co, Aucfioneers

{TsH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue
hKIii OF writ of IA issued by Daniel Myers Justice
@ OF the Peace at the suit of Thomas II. Hodges ct
al against the goods and chattes lands and
Catharine Gleason have seized and taken execution
all the estate Of the defendant in and ALL THAT LOT
Of GROUND, situated in the city of Baltimore on the
north side of Ilus Lane having front of about IA it,
and adepth OF about % IT,, improved by TWOSTORY
BRICK HOUSE and BACK BUILDING, designated as
No q. And hereby give notice that will on the pre-
misses, on III ESDAY AFTERN DON, December the 2lst,
1888 at o'clock SELL by public auction the said proper
y 50 taken in execution to the highest bidder for cash
nodded, 7, IL IA, 1927 PETER IIARR. Constable
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WOOD! WOOD!
w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low as can be purchased at
Light street. or other wharves in the city
oar JOHN e. MCCULLOUGH
Ofce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette ftreets au1O.tr
CUMBERLAND COAL.
" By cargo load at the lowest market price bv
STEPHEN S. LEE,
A = Sout Eoyc
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9nbIit Salts.
BY LENNON ~ BROGDEN
BUCHANAN WHARF.

IN MONDAY, 10Th inst, at ii O'Clock,
~ at the auction Buchanans wharf, for cash,
| to close concern
| 060 BBLS OLD RYE WHISKEY
%cORepresened as very old, and of superior quality.
| o. BBLS. COPPER DISTILLED OLD PENNSYLVA
-JNlA WHISKEY.
Also
100 Hhds., so tierces CUBA SUGAR.
40 lIhd' CUBA NUs'0vAOo H0LAsSEs,
00OBbs PRIME N. o. MOLASsEs
viii be added
10 BAGS DAMAGED JAVA COFFEE, for account
\ OF whom it may concern.
IN QRCKS PORT WINE, entitled to debenture
0000 DEMIJoHNS FULL SIZES ASSORTED.
dl5.ts LENNON & BROGDEN, Aucts
BY SAMUEL H. COVER
DRAFTS DIST ANNUAL. SALE OF
Il BOOKS will be continued THIS and EVERY NIGHT
until Christmas, at No. 15S BALTIMORE STREET under
the Museum. BOOKS for examination and private sale
during the day.
Books warranted perfect sale
dl65t SAMUEL n COVER Auct,r
VALUABLE SIX-HORSE POWER EN-
CINE AND BOILER, nth all the Machinery ne
cess5Ty Tor working the same will sell Tt ESDAY
okNlNG the 2lSt instant at II o'clock at Mr. John A.
RObb spyard, No 232 Wolf street very superior
made by Murray 4 Hazlehurst
Terms half cash, balance in months with interest and
negotiable paper. s II COVER
uIp-ls Auctoneer
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COAL! COALl! COAL!I!
EDWARD A. ROBINS.
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL
OFFICE, No. Z SUN IRON BUILDING
VIM - BALTIMORE.
PARD-CORNER EDEN AND LONBARD SITS
All orders left at Office will be promptly attend.
aro
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TOAL.
~ CUMBERLAND COAL. of the best oualitv from tho
American Company's and other mines in the Georges
Greek Valley, constantly for sale by cargo or car load
ap24t Excbanoe pIooo
CHLs EopSrrp tn
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G0-Dartnersbip AGtitts.

dissolution The, firm of CHAP
~ LAIN JONES is this day DISSOLVED by mn
tual consent either party to the of the firm in
settlement Of its business. j. BOND CHAPLAIN.
Baltimore, Dec Sd, 1858. d41m
WORCESTERSHIRE We. the under
~ signed have this day formed a Copartnership un-
der the name and style of CHlLDS Il GAYNOR for the
purpose OF conducting GENERAL PROVISION AND
WESTERN PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS at As
South ST., near Exchange Place, Baltimore.
j. W. CIIILDS,
JOHN GAYNOR
Refer to T. J. Carson, Jos Carson Il Co.. W H. Wood
W M H. owens. Foard x Cushing, Thos j. Hall Il Co
In addition to our Commission business we have made
ample arrangements in the West have our supplies
Drought from the best packing points, which, with the
vantage OF extensive Smoke houses here will afford
facilities that cannot he surpassed elsewhere We will
Keep on hand a good stock of PRIME BACON, PORK
LAIRD &c And having all that is necessary carry out
TINS object we will make it to the interest of dealers and
consumers to purchase from
CHILDS 4 GAYNOR.
avail myself of this opportunity to acknowledge my
thanks for the liberal patronage extended heretofore
ana hope the arrangements have made will produce
an increase of trade and enable me to merit the conf
dence of all who may have intercourse business
diff John GAYNOR
VIE CO-PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN
II GILBERT CASSARD, ST., and THOMAS CASSARD
under the firm of G. CASSARD X son, was DISSOLVED
on the 10th of November last by the senior
parn The undersigned surviving partner continues
the business in the of the old firm of C. CASSARD
son. n3-tf THOMAS CASSARD.
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5AMrante Gunlpanies.

NOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY.
" COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST
GEO. i. COALE,
is the Licensed Agent, with full powers for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash Capital, $50OCOO Surplus, $137 Csc.
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-. UUUIVR BAAKEE
NO; a. LEXINGTON ST., between Charles and Liberty
tirnnrn Ii
ITO ALCOHOL & LIQUOR DEALERS

NEO. w. WEBB,
" GOLDSMITH AND JE WELLER
Having taken the store at the s. E. of Baltimore
and lgh: sts in the New Carroll Building, will
to finished with large assortment of Fine
WATCHES, Rich JEWELhY, SILVER and PLATED
WARE, and Fine Fancy Articles Until then the atten-
ton purchasers is invited the old stand where he is
daily in receipt of new and beautiful goods olli
uaEs. d3-tf
EDw. KURTz sCHAEFFER, WILLIAM r. HARRY
fhANCls D. LoNEf, ROBERT s.
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GILT AND VELVET BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, OIL SHADES
BUFF HOLLAND AND GOLD SHADES
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATING AND
DOOR MATS,
NARROW AND WIDE STAT VENETIAN BLINDS
And in fact everything pertaining to the business
VERANDAS MADE TO ORDER
An experienced workman sent any part of the State
of Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia to put on paper
when travelling expenses are paid. oci4Itf
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IMPORTERS
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, SEGARS, &c.
- WHOLESALE DEALERS
DOM EST1C LIQUORS, CORDIALS.&c
Cognac Rochelle Brandies Old Rive Wbiskey of diner
nm, r.. faie and Dark ent qualities
Holland Gin German Tonic Bitters.
Jamaica 4 Santa Cruz Rum Peach !
Scotch and Irish Whiskey. Oh cry,
Madeira, Sherry, Port Lis Lavender
bon, Malaga, Champagne Raspberry brand1es
- and Claret Wines. Blackberry
Havana Il Principe Segars. Ginger
jy29-tf CordiaIs y.riors .,o,;.:o.
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nFFlCE OF THE COLUMBIAN (MA-
" RINE) INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE
NEW YORK, Nov. 30th 1858.
statement Of the CompanyS AbarS far the first fiscal gear
ending October Both, 1858.
Total amount of Marine Premiums ....... S52S 100 10
Premium marked of, as earned. 1891 ,34S II
Interest, &c, received invest
YeStment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2l,OOO 90
S415.3lS II
Less Return Premium .......... ~ 923 Sc
Net Earnings. 372, 424 %
Losses during the year (including
S46,ISl %, ascertained, but
adJusted.. Sl69, 006 O3
Reinsurance Commission and Ex
penses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 61,441 IS 23O,447 16
NET PROFITS. Sal ,977 II
In accordance with the provisions the Charter of the
company the Board of Trustees have resolved to apnIv
the profits of the year follows:
APPORTlONMENT OF PROFITS
Iotal fronts. Sal ,977 II
Deduct dividend already paid to
stockholders being per cent
on 100000 of Capital Stock. q 900 90 100 e77 10
vi this residue Thirty per cent will be paid in
Cash to Stockholders, the first Tuesday
In Dec. 5S, being ~ per cent on $500 600
nn4lh sls.1
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X INDLING WOOD!
~ KINDLING WOOD!
am now preparing on my wharf by steam mower
SAWED AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD which
Will sell and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT
less than any dealer in the city
oa.. D JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Ofhce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets
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{ IOAL!
~ C0ALl
roar an ,,r,,, nv, 49, - C0ALl
GOAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON-2240 pounds
superior quality of White Red and Grey Ash COAL.
~ Delivered free of charge in any part of the citv at
50 per ton-2,24 pounds. 49,
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
on, Coal and Wood Dealer.
oihce-N w. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
n. W. corner Park and Fayette streets
Wharf-foot Eutaw street
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. Co, HARTFORD.
Cash Capital, $500 600.
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RUILDINGL OTS.-l40O FEET BUILD
- ING FRONT on Jefferson Wolfe, Fayette, Castle
SheSer, Choptank and McElderry streets, of various
uePth all hgh and level ground For sale or lease by
GEO. l.. HARRISON,
au31-tf O1DonnaII,s VIE
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GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.-Two
~ desirable tracts of 400 EACH So an acre; or
VIII be exchanged for city property Also large amount
OF lands at all prices offering superior advantages as to
location, health and profit, any other State in the
Union. Apply to JAMES r. BUTTS Esq Macon Ceor-
ga; or JAMES BOYD,
n20-tf oG @ parI >.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK
CASH Canital 5000 600: Snrnlns. s21z 200
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STOLEN FROM WAREHOUSE NO. II
~ Smiths wharf Monday night or Tuesday morning.
the 14th inst, ONE BOX TOBACCO, marked L. Stultz.
The public cautioned not to receive the same lib
era reward will be paid by being left at my Office and
questions asked. CHARLES PENDERGAST
dl5tf Smiths wharf
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fhANhLiN haNDoLPH -. " Randolph & Skidmore
THOMAS LORD, President
,,r - b. c. NORRIS Vice President
PIERRE G. KANE, Secretary.
To the President and Trustees Of the Columbian Insurance
Company.
We hereby certify that we have compared the above
statement with the Balance Sheet of the Company and
the Balance Sheet with its Books and found them to con-
form. ~ " 'h
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balance Seen.
rites Bills Receivable and other Assets and found bem
the Company --A'e ~
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E::1 FOR SALE-The Superior Three
Fsii; Story DWELLING No, 2O6 North Charles street
-, beyond Eager Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot % by $50 feet running back to 40 street
The buildings of the best material and substantial
construction having been erected under the supernten
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacious and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
Inquire on the premises, OF B. T. ELDER,
No. 120 South Eutaw Street,
mrlS-f OnpoSite B & O z z n,nIt
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miscellaneous.

tully concur in the opinion expressed by Dr. Men-
ana take great pleasure in recommending the Bra
lillian Pebble Glasses to the public
Baltimore, Sept LIST, 1858. '4D
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-09-09

nearly two columns from DR.. ThornwelPs work
On Truth, and marking it as quotation, both pre-
ceded and succeeded it with observations, Indlca-
ting its origin or authorship; and these are the
sentiments and the quotation from Scripture,
which E. A. Crenshaw attributes to A Presbyterian
This conduct Of the Church.champion should be
set down perhaps only to his nodesty-an act
done "not for conscience sake, but for good poll
cy!". To demolish A Presbyterian is easy but to
triumph and stultify DR.. THoRswELL would seem
to E. a. Crenshaw TO be too great glory. DR..
Thornwe hiuselfwill have to gather up the scat
tered fragments Of his biblical knowledge strew-
ed up and down the earth by our modern Typhon.
Il Presbyterian will not help him.
BY the by, must be permittedto 10 remark, that
if f. A. Crenshaw be right in his construction Of
Rom. 2: IA, Is, (making Gendles to mean Chris
tians, the Presbyterian Confession OF Faith is
wrong, and its Framers and the whole Church,
who adhere 10 it, besides DR.. Thornwell, are stu-
titled; for this identical Scrptureis the very first
authority introduced, and found in the Confession
of Faith and is placed there TO sustain Its decla-
ration, that 1.-The light Of nature, aud the works
of creation and providence, do so far manifest the
goodness, wisdom, and power of God, as to leave
men nexcusable" very meaning which f. A.
Crenshaw blindly asserts this scripture does not
teach. "Whst does the man mean," thus to con-
tradict the Bible, The Westminster Confession OF
Faith, Commentators, Dr.. Thornwell, and the
whole Presbyterian Church?
When deemed proper, 4 Presbyterian will give
his sentiments in reference to the Bible being the
rule Of faith and practice; and shall certainly not
contradict the Westminster Confession Of Faith,
as he understands it. The Misrepresentation Of
E. A. Crenshaw give so little ureasiness that A
Presbyterian can abide his time in patience.
A PRESBYTERIAN.
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THE CABLE.

Taking to heart the homely saying which tells
of an 'searly bird" our friend BLooMBERo has
returned from the North; and in few days will
open an assortment of Fall and Winter Goods
fashioned after the latest styles. The Messrs
BLooMBERe are persevering, industrious, liberal
and fair dealing tradesmen; and they deserve the
success which generous patronage has already
secured to them.
But we intended to say . word Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable, portion of which Mr.. BLOOM
BERG brought home to crafty every body's curl
osty 1t is the genuine article; or, at all events,
it is every ke;"-about an inch diameter, with
an outer covering of twisted wire, over rope Of
gutta perchs the core of which is the copper wire
consisting of seven wires twisted into one. along
which the signals are made. Call at BLooMBERo's s
and see it.
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RIssELL,S MAGAZINE.

Russslrs September number has been received
We have read it,with more than usual zest, ana
think it quite above the average.
The leading article sketches the life OF den.
NATHANIEL GREENE, and is timely tribute to the
patriot soldier whose memory is worthy to be en-
balmed in the hearts Of the Southern people, next
to the great and good WASHINGTON. Gen. GREENE
was genuine patriot More than once he Illus
trated his devotion to the of Liberty by sac
rifcing himself-promptly laying aside the n1iser
able, sef.seekiug etiquette of military lfe' when
ever his country's good demanded it. No man has
in this respect, purer record. But In every re-
spect, the Southern people know too little OF
GREENE. He belonged to our section peculiarly
and we trust an able pen will yet be put in requi
sition to give US fitting record of his noble llfe
The review is well written.
"Aunt Agatha's Story" is one Of themany chap
ters in the history of human affection. "Notes
on Wine and Vine Culture in France" contains
many valuable hints to the vine growers OF our
State. The "Introduction of Printing in South
Carolina" interested US. continuation Of the
history would be worthy Of place in Russell I;
and in aid we propose, ut our leisure, to take the
hint given by the Courier and furnish sketch OF
the press in York. "Feasting the Lions" is capi
tai. In RussELL's own suburbs, it is timely, and
might suggest wholesome thought to the ''liou-
izers" of such men as THAoKERAr and MAcKAY.
Such pungent and truthful commentary upon q
prevailing folly is worth the price of the book, to
many victim.
The ablest paper is searching, bold and for
oibly written critique on "BANcRorT's History Of
the United States" With keen insight and
severe pen, the writer brings to light garing faults
which must detract seriously from the reputation
of Mr.. BAScRoFrs work. Deficient especially in
courage, Mr. BANCROFT is convicted of garbliug
the record so glaringly to render valueless the
authority of his labors. The reviewers delicate
touch upon Lexington" borders very nearly upon
the ludicrous. San Hour among Medals and
Coins ;, "On Noses )" and An impartial, truthful
comparison of BURR and HAMILTON, are readable
papers.
The editors table contains several reviews which
are unusually able. We mention genial notice
of DR.. W1GHTNANs "Life of Bishop CApERs; )" and
a just, yet very severe criticism on CURTIS work
1.-THE Constitution of the United States"
This number is the last of the current volume,
and contains title and index. Those who desire
to patronize this truly Southern work will find
this the most favorable time Four dollars, in
advance, will pay for Russell and the ENQUIRER,
for one year.
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TRR X0R&Y3&s&B BMQUxRBR.

Jael, who engaged in the Lords battle for her
neighbors and was blessed; and you who are suf
fering under this evil, come out like Abigail, who
went forth in defence of her household, and was
likewise blessed. If we would use the industry OF
the ant, the economy Of the coney, be instructed
in unity by the locust, and in perseverance by the
spider, believe We could Danish intemperance
from our shores, and in doing so would be greatly
blessed. Methinks all thnt is wanting is courage
enough to speak out Courage in woman is COM
mendable in times of distress We have many ex-
ampes of this. Mary Magdalene was first at the
epulchre-whilst It was yet dark-with the 9TH
er Mary, and witnessed what the Roman soldiers
could not endure. The angel said, "Fear not, y
and the Saviour said, "Be not afraid" Ssera's
mother, being too lady.like to show her head at
the door, looked through the lattice of the window
with greet anxiety, but was disappointed A good
Cause will give courage to its advocates.
A LADY-VISITOR.
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ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Mr.. PAYNE has bought out MILES JOHNSON, and
in this number sets forth his inducements. Mr.;
PAYNE is the most skillful rapid, and at the same
time reliable, workman We have ever known
Every Saddle be makes would command premi-
um. Call on him.
Mr.. WHEELER desires to procure large quanti'
ty of lumber, and offers very liberal inducements,
new in this latitude, which ought to stimulate our
friends in the country. Read his proposals.
Mr. MASSEY advertises the sale of DUNLAps
plantations on Catawba River and Fishing Creek !;
also three negoes-on Saturday the 9th of 0cto
ber The Chester Standard and Fairfield Herald
Will copy.
Mr.. JAMES ANDERSON, of Lincoln, will dispose
of lot of valuable negroes at public sale, on
Thursday the 30th September.
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1l7.964

You will notice by this letter that the idea that
we do not export our cotton direct to where it is
wanted for consumption, is an error. No doubt
that out of the 1l7,964 bales shipped to the
North, small portion may have been shipped Sia
New York ty the shipper, to procure cheaper
and perhaps q quicker transportation TO some for
eign port; for instance, an agent in Charleston
may get an order to purchase and ship 1000 bales
to Bremen, or St. Petersburg, or some other for
eign Port, when n vessel may not be expected to
sail from Charleston as soon as the purchaser
might DESIRE In such case, the cotton could be
shipped to New York, where shipping is always
plenty and cheap. Shipments of this kind often
occur, and would be counted in the Northern ship
ments. Orders for cotton come to Charleston from
almost every point, where cotton finds market,
and the proportion of foreign shipments is in
orsasipg every season.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-09-09

The prospect for good price for the present
growing crop is fair. No doubt with continua-
ton of peace in al! the most important commercial
countries, there will be fair demand for all our
cotton, at prices ruling in this country, at lOc or
perhaps higher. But with heavy stock in Liv-
erpool, and good stock of old cotton on this side,
with early and heavy receipts of the new crop, the
present price Of 11c., may not be sustained
When the article is over 10c in the ports, it is u
bove the general average, and ought to be consid-
cred unsafe to hold for uncertain contingencies to
cause much higher prices. The present price OF
mdding fair upland cotton in Charleston, ). e.,
rules from 12l to 122 with dull market and
from your town, if properly classed, l cent here
will pay expenses; but wit such classification
as your buyers make, IT cent will scarcely pay
out. Yours &c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-09-09
AN EDITOR DRUNK.

The following "good thing" stirred US up to
such degree that we at once resolved to give it
o place edtorially:
ave believe it is rare that editors indulge in
drop, but when they do, their readers are sure to
find it out. Syracuse contemporary was called
upon to record a melancholy event. at a time
when his head was rather heavy, and did it up in
the following manner: yesterday morning, at
o'clock P. NJ, q man with heel in the hole OF
a stocking, committed arsenic by swallowing q
dose of suicide The inquest Of the verdict re-
turned jury that the deceased came to the facts
in accordance with his death. He leaves child
and six small wives to lament the end Of his un
timely loss In death are in the midst of life!"
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PROGRESS.

Since the achievement of the great telegraphic
enterprise, the world has been startled into con-
dition of absolute credulity, and miracle itself
would scarcely attract, as of DID, the attention Of
the multitude. We are ready to hear of, and be-
lieve in, almost any sort Of a wonder.
Down in Chester, an elderly gentleman, one OF
the "olden time" sort, was standing on the plat
form when the cars came and the astounding in
telligence was announced. Turning to the crowd.
and pointing to the Depot, he expressed himself
solemnly and laconically thus: "Gentlemen, sup
pose an individual would swear that he intended
to swallow that Depot, what do you think Iwould
sag? Seallop and be d -!
Talk of "multum in parvo," after that!
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rr,E 1UINNsRoRo, PAPERS.

The Herald and Register has been sold by FRANK
LIN GA1LLA1RD, Esq, to Mr.. A. DEspoRTEs' for
several years the foreman of the office; and the
name Of j. Woop DAVIDSON has been placed at
the editorial head.
Our whole heart is in the hand of welcome we
extend to our friend, DAVIDSON. We could send
to no man more cordial greeting into the frater-
nifty. The readers of the ENQUIRER already know
and appreciate Mr.. DAv1DsoN's claims to high
literary reputation, and they will agree with US in
prououncing him in advance capital editor. To
the Herald and Register and especially to our
'.friend of better days." we wish an unlimited
suecess
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-09-09

ed the following items from Washington, dated
Sept. 9th. 'The steamer Niagara will leave New
York, the last Of this week. for Charleston to take
on board the Africans. They are to be taken to
the coast of Liberia by special agent of the Gov
ernment, and maintained there until they can be
restored to their friends. A despatch received
here from New York says that the Dolphin touch
ed there and landed Captain TOWNSEND, ofthe s'a'
yer Putnam. TOWNSEND will be sent to Charles
ton for.trial. The Dolphin sailed this afternoon
for Boston,