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CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE price Of Board In this Institution
Il has been reduced from $40 10 ss per
month, or $40 per session Of 20 weeks.
This has been done TO meet general de.
mand which pledges great increase Of stu
dents. Should this occur all will be right.
The measure will take eject 9Th March.
the beginning Of the Spring Session.
J. r. WALSH. PREsr.
REQ. v, Salt
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A @ A r. d.

DRs. w. &. CAUTtIEN g. r. s. BECK.
HAM, have this day associated themselves
in the practice of their profession. When
not professionally engaged, the former may
be found at his own residence, and the lat
ter at the residence OF the Rev. A. ]. Cau-
thcn,ncar New Salem Camp ground.
w. 6. CAUTHEN, NJ. ID.
r. s. BECKHAM, NJ ID.
Feb. llth 1859, lit
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Notice.

A Ill PERSONS indebted to me are re.
" specially requested 10 come forward
md pay up on or before the 6rst day Of
March next; " they do not, their notes and
accounts will positively and without reserve
be placed in the hands Of an officer for col.
lection. J. ID. STANLY.
4, Russell Place, Jan 26, 1850 5O-6t.
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Strayed or Stolen.


EANCY Candies, Raisins--whoie, half
~ and quarter Boxes. Paradise nuts, Al
monds. Bntter, Pecan nuts. English Wal.
nuts, Coeanuta. Herring, Cove Oysters
Rajmond, Lobsters, Pepper sauce, Tomato
Ae., &c. Fresh, just received by
JOS. Nc. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 4, I859-476
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsrRICT.

Mathew THrner, who is in the custody
OF The Shesif Of Lancaster District, by vir-
tue Of a Wit of CaPias Ad Sn,isfacendum
ut the suit of John Adams, having filed in
my office together with schedule on oath
of his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Conrt OF Common Pleas praying that he
may be admitted to tn" benefit of the Acts
of the General Assembly made for the relief
of ins"lvent debtors. II Is ordered. that the
said John Adams and all others the c1sdi.
tors TO whom the said Mathew Turner is in
anywise indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice to appear, be.
for the said Court Mt Lancaster Court House
on the third Monday in March next, to
shew Cause, il any they can, why the pray
er of the petition aforesaid should not he
granted.
Office Court Of Common Pleas, Lancaster
District, 30, Dec. 1858
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Dec. sas 45-sm
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1859 POPULAR TRADE 1859
Rib, us and Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBONS! !
To Merchants, Miliners, Jobbcrs, Dealers
In Ribbons, Millinery Goods, and
Cash Buyers in all Sections of
the Country,
THE CASH RIBBON-HOUSE.
ll6 Chambers Street, New York.
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
We have originated new principlc-a
new era in the Ribbon Trade, whereby We
make this business plain, simple, and staple
as that of Brown Sheetings.
WE SELL FOR CASH. We BUY FOX Clsn!
We are satisfied with per cent profit
Ask no Second Price. Have all our goods
marked in Plain Figures. so that man, wo-
man, and child "Ony alike" and receive the
same valnc for their money.
Dur Prices for best Tntirta Ribbons, all
uolors, are
No. ! l2c's per piece, No. 1 35scis per piece
" ]! l5 57t
=" = 20! " 9s7t
20! II SlO7!
No l6 Sl,47l per piece.
We ohvr Fancy Ri"bon" AN Sty los ""All
C"!"rs, All Qualities" ut Prices Defy
ing Competition, and
FOR CASH ONLY.
Our establishment is the centre of attrac.
ton for Ribbons Quick Sales, Light Prof
lis and Good Value" tor Cash.
ROUCHES. ROUiTIES!!
New Styles and Patterns, at Il saving of
so per cent from credit prices. Examine
our samples, and be convinced
BlOND LACES, QULLiNGS, & c. Sc.
Ouf line "f these Goods always fall
We import job them at once for 5 per cent
advance. Marked price on all Goods in
Plain Figures
Saving Of 30 per cent on these Goods
From Credit Prices
Oar intention i. to make the Ribbon
Trade as staple in regard to prices as do.
mestc goods TO do this We must sell
One Million Dollars worth Of goods per an.
mum
We are Union Men. "No North" .no
South. We solicit the patronage Of Mer-
chants. IN every section Dfthc United States
and are the servants ofall who favor us with
their trade and patronage.
JNO FARRELL,
CASH RIBB0N House.,
ll6 Chambers Street, y. Y.
II. II. WALKER,
near the Hudson River Railroad Dcpot.
Jan. 10Th, 49-4m.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsTRICT

J. NJ. Small, who is in the custody of
the Sheriff Of Lancaster District, by virtue
Of a Writ Of Capias Ad Satisfncendum at
the suit of John Adams having filed in my
office together with schedule on oath of
his Estate and effects. his petition to the
Court Of Common Pleas. praying that he
may be admitted To the benefit "f the Acts
of the General Assembly made for the re-
lief of lnsoIvent Debtors. II il ordered
that the said John Adams and all other the
creditors, TO whom the said j. NJ. Smll is
in anywisc indebted be, and they are here
by summoned and have no!ice 10 appear
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House on the third Monday in March next.
TO shew cause, If any they can, why the
prayer OF the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
Office Court of Common Pleas, Iancns.
ter District, Goth Dec. 1858.
J. A. STE\VMAN. CPk.
Dee. ~. 45-3m
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Dec. Is, 1858.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsTRICr.

James X. Lark, who is in the custody Of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by virtue
OF Writ of Capias Ad Satsfaciendum at The
suit Of Price & Dolby, having tiled in nv
Office together with Schedule, on oath of
his Estate and effects, his petition TO the
Court Of Common Pleas, prayipp ibat ne
may be admitted to the benefit Of the Acts
OF the General Assembly made for the relief
OF lnsolvent debors. Ii is ordered, that the
said Price d Dolby and all other the credi.
tors TO whom the said James r. Lark is in
anywise indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice TO appear, be-
fore the said Court at Lancaster Court
House on the third Monday in March next,
to shew cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of the petition aforesaid, should not
be granted.
Office Court Common Pleas, Lancaster
District, 9Th day of Dec 1858.
j. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Dec.22, 45-3m.
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M0LAssRs, MoLAssRs.

A LARGE LOT or NEW ORLEANS
IN MIsr0SAdo and West Isdia Moiassss.
(new crop Just keecived and for sale low
for CASH, by JOS VI. GAYLE!
r-pden, May s, 1855. Ia-tf ~
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TIE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA, February H. 1859.
Oar market to day WAS active at QUOTA
lions Of cstSriay, 40 baIes sold extremes
3 20 ! crutS.
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A few short Extracts from Letters Tes.
timonials. &c.

A few short Extracts from Letters Tes-
timonials. &c.
Il have usod Jacobs Cordial in my family,
and have found it a most efficient, and in NV
judgment, a valuable remedy.
Hos. HIRAM WARNER
Judge OF Supreme Court, Georgia"
at gives me pleasure in being able to re-
commend Jacobs Cordial my own personal
experience, and the experience of my ncirh-
bors and friends around me, is sufficient guar
antee for me to believe il to be all that it pur
ports to be, viz. sovereign remedy.
WM Ii. UNDER WOOD.
Formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee
Circuit"
81 take great pleasure in recommending this
invaluable medicine to all afflicted with bowel
diseases, for which believe it to be a sover-
eign rcmcdy-decidedly superior to any thiuy
else ever tried by me.
t. A. GArLDING.
Deputy G. VI. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia ="
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family,
and this with all ] hear about it as a remedy
by those who have tried it, induces me TO be.
Heve that it stands at the head of every prepa-
ration OF the kind, and would recommend its
USE in the diseases for which it is compounded.
MILES g. DOBBINS.
Cashier of the Bank of the State of Georgia.
Griffin"
"lf there is any crcdibity in human tcsti-
monl, Jacobs Cordial must stand prc-cmincnt
above all other preparations for the cure OF
Bowel Diseases. From the mass of testimony
It's favor COMING from all ~ nrtp A 81
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Z A N G A S T Err e y r.
Great Southern Remedv.

SS4 CdI oou CI1oI II INCGQSoV.
JACOBS CORDIAL.
B O w + L l. Disc A S SES.
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS,
DfSENTERY, BILIOUS COEIC,
DIARRHEA, CHOLLRA INFANTUM
ALSO,
Admirably adapted to many
Diseases OF Females, most espe-
cially Painful Menstruation.
@HE VIRTUES OF JACOBS CoRDL1L
u are too well known to require encomiums.
lst IT CURES THE WORST CASES oy DlARRIIEA.
2d.-lt cures the worst forms Of DyscRtcry.
3d.-lt cures California or Mexican Diarrh9a.
4th.-It relieves the severcst Collie.
bth.-lt cures Cholei Morbus'
6th.-lt cures Cholera Infantum.
7th.-lt cures Painful Menstrurtion.
Sth.-lt relieves Pain in Back and Loins.
9th.-It contracts Nervousness aud Dcsponden.
cy.
lOth.-lt restores Irregularities.
llth.-lt dispels gloomy and hysterical Feelings.
leth.-Its an admirable Tonic.
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Gents Furnishing Department..

Consists everything that
crown e Vests Merno
he
the .M weather sets in-prce from four to twenty-five ~ ~
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Ladies' Dress Department.

o" lack and Cole Silks
Deihne Robes
French
ate,
call and ,bnyinr '''"'s
L,d Invss
"'''e'
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PLANTATION GOODS

and I @ s S ] ro 70 90 cts per yard Blankets from pair
expressly Tor US down East and will be low can b. ] %
= ow
We ask return Tor customers
p made to DO it. Those who have 1857 requested to n
'A"e'" N'ehoer-
Iancos.r $ G. o,ohor ., 1879 ., HAssELTINE CURETON
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Preserved Fruits.
Candles.

hdnman,ine and TalIow Can.
~ dles-a choice lot just received by,
JOS. ". GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 5, ls59-47tf.
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Notice to Tresspassers.

I HEREBY WARN ALL person not To
l. cut, haul from, or hire their teams for
the purpose Of hauling from. or in anywise
intrude upon tract OF land on the waters
or Bear Creek, surveyed and granted in
1894 or To -. have title to
said land and am determined to enforce the
law against all iresspassers.
w. n. DIJRIN.
Feb. 2, lS59.-Iy
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Alfred Knight and
wife and Others.
vs..
Aaron Phillips and
others.

Under the decree Of the Court Of Equity
in above case, will sell at Lancaster, G..
H., on the lst Monday the 7th day Of March
1859, all the real Estate Of Lands of Eli
jah Phillips. deceased, situate on the wa.
terra Of great Lynches Creek and Turkey
Creek being all the lands owned by Elij,h
Phillips at his death and left in the possess.
ion OF the representatives Of the said Eli.
jah Phillips. containing $50 acres, more or
less. ~ described in the pleadings and or
dered 10 be sold In above case.
Terms n credit Of ] and 2 years with
interest, bond and good surstIes. except a.
much cash rs will pay costs
JAMES II. WlTHERSp(ION.
e. f.. l.. ID.
Fec. :, 1889, Sat- pf 81 so.
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gsGW FAIL & WINTER GOODS
FOR lS5S.-9.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULtY INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS AND TIE
ui We
o stheCo 'o'''
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Travelling Agents Wanted
Permanent EMPLOYMENT

WE wish to engage limited number of res.
ponsiblc Agents to travel and solicit orders for
Atwaters Patent First Premium Fifteen and
twenty-five Dollar Family Sewing Machines,
the very best low priced Machine in the
market, and fully equal to the high priced ones;
as II Is the most simple in its construction, re-
liable in its operation, and less liable to get out
OF order. A salary Of $50 per month with all
expenses. will be paid TO only u limited number
of Agents. For conditions and instructions in
the business, address, with stamp enclosed,
l. N. DAGGETT 4 CO.,
No. WILSON LASs, BosroS, Mass.
December % lS5S-45-st
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Notice to Debtors.

A La persons indebted 10 the Estate of
"A late Samr. d. HammC nd are earnestly
requested 10 pay theiI several liabilities be-
fore return day next.
Persons having demands against the Es-
tate will please present them before the
LIST of April next.
p. r. HAMMOND,
RALEIGH HAMMOND, Ex'rs.
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
Jan. 26, 1859. 50--tf
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Hardware.
Notice.

LL persons indebted to the late firm Of
II Robinson g. Crockett by account are
earnestly requested TO come forward and
settle the same with the subscriber.
]. N. CROCKETT.
Jan. 90, lS59.-5O-tf
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Crackers.
Buok-Wheat.

A NO. !. Article in bbls or bng. War
"A rented. For sale by
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 5. lS59-47tf.
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Hardware Department.

and Scribe all n Faun
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Lancaster, S. c., October %, 1853.
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"Phillips" Land for Sale.

In Equity, Ian.
caster. Bill for
} partition, account
and soforth.
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Army Intelligence.

The War Department has directed board OF medical
officers to consist Of Surgeon Sam P Moore and Assist
ant Surgeons R. a. Coolidge and John Campbell to a.
senbe at West Point, New York. the 10th day OF Juna
next to examine into the physical qualifications Of tho
candidates for admission into the Military Academy.
Tie board, in performing i.s duties will be goye,na,
by paragraph seventeen Of tue Military Academy Rsral.
ons and at the cosc Of the examination will make re-
port for the information Of the secretary of War special
report viii be forwarded In the o. apy candidate
deemed to possess the necessary physical qualifications
AN exam nation will also be msda into the qualifications
OF ahy OF the members Of the graduating class considered
p 'ne Academic Board as wanting the physca ability re-
qued io the military service. The examining Board for
ois purpose will consist Of the Superintendent OF Aca
DENY ard Cenmsndant OF Cadets associated the me.
ctcai officers dtove named
Az general court martial, which convened at Fort
Stelaooe, W. Of which Col. George wrsh. vas Pre-
sioens, was arragued aud tried Breve. Major o. aaer
Alp Infantry, On the following charges, &c -
!. Multiplication OF public proper. ".
TyYannical aud capricoCs conduct TO the prejudice
OF good order and military discipline
The accused pleaded not guilty. The Court sustained
the plea Of the accused and did therefore acqui him
An extension OF leave OF 6bfence for six months has
been granted to Col B Alexander, 10b Infantry and
an exiension to August 81 has been granted Lieut. f. A.
Shaup, LIST Artillery.
The following named officers have been promoted by
order Of the War Department.
Fsyst Drd9osns-Brevet Ssc,pd lieutenant Richard H.
Brewer to be Second Lieutenant vice Evans deceased
Second DYd1oOys First Lieutenant Iobn J,,So,d r.
70 be Captain, vice Gvens deceased Second Lieutenant
F. G. Armstrong 10 be First Leatenaat vice Buford,
promoteu; breVet Second Lieutenant S. Williams TO be
SECOND Lieutenant ~ vice Armstrong, promoted.
A GRAFT OF recruits Consisting Of three hundred and
my men, were inspected yesterday, at Governors
isano, oy Lieutenant Colonel Geo. w. Lay, adedecamp,
preparatory to their proceeding 70 Fort Leavenwosh
O. L. Best Fourth al tery distribution at that post
70 Inc regiments now serving In Utah
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General Taylor In giving him the electoral vote
of the Empire State.
In 1852 both factions of our federal spoils
democracy, having become pretty hungry from
four years fast, rallied very tremendously, with
the ragtag and bobtail of the party every where,
upon Pierce, and thus carried New York for him
in splendid style. In 1858, upon the main qucs.
ton Of the division vi the Custom Hslse punder,
the party Of the State was again split into two
very nearly equal parts; and the rupture thus
remaining open till 1856, the result was two sets
of delegates to Cincinnati. "A compromise no y.
ever, was patched up there, and an apparent cor
dial reunion upon Mr.. Buchanan; but The retains
of that election betrayed wofal anu most sus-
pieious falling Off in the democratic vote Of the
strongholds of the softs throughout the S,ate.
81. Lawrence county, for example, which, after
having given, in 1852, majority of over
thousand for Pierce, gave, in 1856, a majority
hard upon eight thousand for Fremont
Now, in 1859, with the State to be reoonquered
from the republicans, the question recurs: Shall
the New York democracy FIRST unite to recover
the State rext fall or shall they divide before
the election upon this old feud of the delegation
to the Presidential Convention The soft shell
Regency at Albany, having the State orgauiza-
ton in their hands, have virtually decided
upon split. The hards have applied to
them to adopt the plan of the single district
system Of electing delegates to Charleston; but
the State Central Committee had evidently be
forehand resolved upon their own course, to
wit the appointment by the State Convention
Of next fall-which will undoubtedly be under
their control-of complete set of soft delegates
to Charleston. This is an excellent plan for
crushing out the hards in those Congressional
districts where they command majority Of the
party, but it is plan which will not be submit
ted to, if we may Judge from the temper aud the
proceedings Of this last hard she'll State caucus
Indeed we think it may be very safely said
that the softs will publicly appoint their delega-
ton to Charleston in the State Convention of tue
party; this coming fall-that the hards will bolt,
call another State Convention, and appoint
complete delegation Of contrasting hards-and
that thus the old schism will be revived, which
will again cost the party the loss of the State by
an increased opposition majority in every way
1t will then remain to be seen what value the
Charleston Convention will attach to either Of
the two sets OF delegates from New York, aud
the two factions, between which the State will
have been permanently turned over to the re-
publicans. In the meantime, it is somewhat Gu
rious that the New York Post Office and Assay
Office, and the Post Office at Albany, should be
the most efficient auxiliaries in the despotic
and mischief breeding policy of the soft shell
Albany Regency.
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NEW ORLEANS, Juno 2, 1859.
lido Sales OF cotton oday 1900 bales mostly be-
lore the puDhcaoon OF the Americas ne w. Quotations
are nominal Sugar buoysnt, and 10. No higher.
flour ADVANCED 12kc. Corn improving Whiskey 26kc.
MoBnx, June l, 1889.
Cotton inactive: sales to-day 500 bales Factors re-
fuse to accece to brokers' offers Of 10L<c lOko for
middlipg.
CHARLESTON, juno l, 1859.
Cotton weak, with but little inquiry.
BALTIMORE, June Q, 1850
Flour dull sales reported. Wheat arm: white 81 rs
81 96 red 81 COS 81 65. Corn nrm white S5c $50.
yellow 90c e2c Oats dull and heavy: sales at 4So q
SIC. Provisions firm Whnkey very dull and selling nj
27c. . 49,
PmADMPnA, June Q, 1850.
Flour: declining tendency. Wheas frm white 81 rs Q
IL s., red 81 e6 u TO- Corn active at Ole Whisksy
oweI: sales u 27c = 28c.
CINCINNATI, June 2, 1852
Flour depressed and inactive at 50 so for superns.
Red wheat, 81 sc. aSl 40c. Corn firm. Whskey frm
at 26c Provisions dull. Pork neglected.
OswsGo, Juno 2-6P.M.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat in moderate milling
demand but drmness OF holders Previous to the ar
rival Of the steamers news there was tendency 70
strict transactions; sales Of 5000 bushels mixed winter
Illinois ut 81 62x. Corn quiet Oats steady sales Of
5000 bushels Canadian at sc. Canal freixats quiet
lake imports 200 bushels wheat exports, 1900 bushels
oats.
Flour less active and market easier saes 900 bbls 1t
Sc 62L for superdne Illinois; So SIX 81 for extra
WisconsD 81 ~ so for fair " choice extra Michigan.
Indiana and Ohio 81 Is % for double extras Wheat
quiet: salts 5000 bushels red Ohio private terms
Corn in me derate demand sales 5000 bushels Illinois NJ
&c., 400 bushels heated do at ITO. Oats, barley and
rye quiet Whskcy nominal at 26hc &c Canal
freight boats plenty feights scarce: OATS 6Ic corn,
&C.; wheat, 1oc: flour, SSc. 70 New York. Lake im-
port COO bushels flour, 1000 bushels wheat, 5000
bushels corn. canal exports-90o bbs. -four, IL 900
bushels wheat 1000 bushels corn.
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Message Of the Governor OF New Hampshire.
lima

Message OF the Governor OF New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., June 2, 1859.
Tho old fashioned of celebrating the election
revived TO- day with unusual demonstrations The
city is alive with enthusiasm. The military and fremeu
cut la large numbers and invited guests present
from nearly all the New England States:
Governor Goodwin will be tncucted into office nj p NJ
His Message is quite lengthy. He recommends short
session OF The Legislature and economy in administering
the government The present State debt fraction
than Sc, 400. The causes Of education and agriculture
represented receiving Increased attention aud
being In an encouraging condition. The establishment
Of an Agricultural Department at Dartmouth College
ID contemf lated. Manufactures are stated TO be
assuming healthy position, and the Governor trusts
that u tariff protective Of home industry viii be
passed by Congress. The banking Interest Is Ia healthy
condition, and charters dsapproved Of except
where shown to be for the public good The railroad in
tereets alluded 10 In the Message sho wing thSt
there are about zoo mi.es of yosd In operation
in tho State, with capital Of sic, 000 and which
$50 600 000 much OF the stock being unproiuc
tive TO the Stockholders but the roads have largely
sta- suggests reduction Of their taxation
Governor Gond an esss rev Hampshire yields to no
Stale In her adherence to the federal Union and the con
sution, and her people will tolerate the doctrine OF
nuhcaton or the idea Of disunon Of this confe
but while che allows to all other States their rights Se
Will maintain hers. She will never NEEDLE with tho
domestic institutions OF her sister States but ia bound To
prevent the extension Of the Of slavery TERRITORY
now hee She will rejoice to truly national ana
administration restored and principles of the
lhlhers Of the country again administered.
The legislative sessions will commence to morrow and
probably close the last week ia the month.