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C0MMIsxIONER,s SALE on y.rn..

4 wv IA ASSlONEKfS SALE OF VAIUA.
~ - Bib PRIVATE DWELLING. on THE
SOLTH SIDE OF CLAY, BETWEEN MADE
SON AND MONROE STREETS As Connie
sioner appointed under decree of the (,ircu;t
Court OF the city of Richmond red ON the lsth
day OF May, 1859. in the suit of Starke and others
rs. starke. shall proceed, on THURSDAY. ths
1Vh da5 OF October, 1852 at O'Clock p NJ. to sell
AZ Pqbllc auction, on the premises the HOUSE
ana LOT situated on Clay street. southern aide
ilree doors above Brooke Avenue, in the CITY of
richmond, now held by Bowling w. Starke TINS
&c, lot himself aud others. the heirs of Bownr
yyvuafSe, decd and conveyed to the said BowjIng
~. ctaIke, Trustee, &C., by Zachariah w. PER-
anu VIE, by deed bearing date on the 25tn day
~ 81 ptemper IN the year 1850 and duly recorded
III, INC sClerks Office Of the Hustings Court Of tbe
S SnG oa richmond The title to said property in
Yeo 70 De perfect. but selling as Comm ssoner
sTran convey only with special warranty
| ranaMs OF SALE One fourth of the purchase
nd g IN cash and the balance on credit Of q
thu - hpnths, with interest from the day Of sale
n NM ~. cnaser To sIvs negotiable notes with an
pH.u eha9rsers, for the deferred pay merits with
i aaaed and the title to the said pronertv 10
he he u etaned until the whole purchase money shall
purchaser IANi2S b ~ 81 n Wr eaia by the
y -. essoN. Aucts &C l0-tds
M 20. sss;-Immediately after the foresony sale will
| NJ ENNTr neat and comfortable BRICK TENE
he NJ suitable for small family now occnpied
On th molns, at an annual rent OF 500 II fronts
e,, ing eastern side Of Madison streat adoinnS
LAY Ssreet chapel. Terms at saia "-'o'i'ine
| uoDDlN & APPERSON, Aucts
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NOTiCE.-THE TWENTY. FIFTH ANNU-
In AL MEETING of the Stockholders .et tho
James River and Kanawha Company, will he held
at the Campany's Office. in the city OF Riohmond,
en- MONDAY, the cath of October next
FORM OF PROXY.
Knotc all Men BY these Presents: That we, the
subsc, ibers being Stockholdersin the James river
and Aanawha Company, DO hereby CONSTITUTES and
appoint ---- our true and lawful Attorney
and Proxy to represent each of us IN all lhe Gene
raj Meetlngs of said COMPANY. held WITHIN SIX
months from ard after the date hereof. when wa
are not personally present or represented b. sone
General NJ eetinss, to give such vote or yotss, ane
TO do such other act or ACTS, as each Of us could
give or do, as member of the said meetings. II we
were personally present; and we do hereby ratity
and confirm whatever vote or votes, act or sets,
our said Attorney may give or do for US. IN pursu-
ance of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - das OF ----,
one thousand eight hundred --. iSEAL.l
By order of the Board Of Director.
Sc N0-2awtON VIM P MJJNFOR ID. Ssc'y.
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u EMOYAL. The subscriber, IN returning hIs
W thanks to his former patrons and triands Tor
the many fayors heretofore bestowed on him, would
fs as an a 'fs y be n1ns
Of 18th and Erxnklin streets, he has removed big
HOUSE H9Na AND N Sign PAiNTiNNTG EsFAPLiSSHb,
HOUSE, isnd next to thu VI. Central Agricultural
Society e Office. vhnre call from the public u
JAS. n. CARTER,
N. Hasement Ballard RcqsS,
Frs wanted immediately. 90 lin.
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rxI4oEg4E aaR kR REisIDkkE Eax
6R fEo IN ri H HNR o "a 8 s u.s.
ri .::5;s w 1s:s;s|;s
i fSSnIcsd Fepss astitute snd DE T:sidsnss q
ss, spd ys III isr lie ssnsss a
rrpvsmsss., and i sappsd with SO sss .sssr. city
en - s &C. There are handsome marble NANTES
front, and nd appsas story and an iron yerandsh in
ien pa q rooms and connected with is an excel
ccnaod foo m baihins rooms. and smsle ac
aons,s,s Ac It's only necessary to Examine this
qTSse s to BE- pleased with is many esmfors
SQUARE and within Ave mnuses wslk ~ The nenaI
nsas;. q 4 sss !. and
os s SsSf n ", sF sf'EslRses Aue,,
-; CHURCH ILL, AT AUCTioN.E Tbs : ~, ~ =
noon ns vii e e ior sale on WEDNESDAY sier
ins very desirable property, VIZ tee follow
TN. present residence the east side Of oath st
ss built ~. Sssn.st & q
Stable and wood 0 ans lo, brick kitchen
the me nea a. Lo adjoining the above on
Also. that very beautiful LOT on the north .,a,
10 Trace street. fronting ~ feet and runnins ~ u
i u rAnarew Elicit and Thos- Baldwin, Eses'
En- Ms, rs TO the dweiling.-On fifth cash. N.
aiahce az o. ~ Is and rs months and as t tha IN
one .nifd cash, the balance and II months NJ,
until paid n' " Asic ~ithhes
ahe sale Will BEGIN with the dwelling and viii, y
conducted by Messrs. GopDIx AppERsoN xna All
! " THOS. Nj. ALFRIEND.
! IGN oa HMCcooNNsTABLE,s SALL.-will be sold
e. ~ ~ no ociiock, A. At the house lately occGpis
9oo rhe % ia1s Ut; N Myer, on Broad street, mex
t.e hTraauRE, &C. By order of the AdminIstra
1 oc l-tds F. RJlTJEp IL n r. n
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nv Alex. Mott, Auct.

BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, &c.-will be
L sold at auction. at nv store, on SATURDAY
MORNING next, the 18th instant, comm nein ~
10 O'Clock. q good lot second hand FURNITURE.
DRY GOODS.-ClotHs. Cassimeres. Cassinets,
Muslin, Merinos, Flanneis. &c; Ready msGe
Clothing: Boots. Shoes, Hats and Bonnets; 20
Hoop Skirts.
GROCERIES.-Whiskey Gin, BRANDY. Wine.
Soap. Candles, Bacon, &c; Cisars and Chewing
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DARTICUIAR notice..
NJ. g. WHITMANba o;S M;s

Hereby gives notice to his old patrons and public
bacco Boxes. Hos sheads. Bags, B .rrels, Machine
~ or Linen, they would do we'll to either give hm 3
call drop line he havins carried on this basl-
ness for the last fifteen ears in this city. couEa-
quenty fatters himselfhe can please the most fas
tiaious.
No punches used, but really engraved. By which
means you get = free shaped letter and the metal
not strained and rs matter of course the Brand
more durable He does not pretend to work for
nothing and find himself. bnt Will char fair
having had single brand thrown ON his hands
for ifteen years,
BRANDS. either on Metal or Briat0l Board ~
ali sizes and designs; as also ALPHABE1e and
FIGURES made to order
Columbian Hotel Building, Ehockoe ship,
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& .s. s.; So , ss,s 81: e 4 E iiss''
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1859. FALL TRADE. 1859.
81 A. MORRIS. BOOKSELLER. PUB
iii II NISHER STATI0NER and DEALER IN
MUSIC, PIANO FORTES, Nc, No. 81. Main St,
Richmond, Va, would respectfully invite the at
tenton Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS to his un-
usually large and general assortment Of BOOKS,
WRITING PAPERS. BLANK BOOKS. CUR
TAIN PAPERS, ENVELOPES, MUSIC. STA
TIONERY. to ether with general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
embracing complete an assortment as can be
fodnd in any one WHOLESALE BOOK ESTAB-
LISHMEN in the United States, and upon terms
as fair and as liberal
IA We only ask an examination of our stock
from buyers, knowing that We supply their
wants line, to their entire satisfaction, both
To prices and quality Of goods. Sc l3-2awlm
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RuNAWAYs.

KUN A w "A y.
ST REWARD.-My servant woman,
M MARIA. left her home ON Saturday last
-EtH She is tall and black, and about 20 years of
IS:Oate. will give the above reward for her
-x-Se-devery to me at the Richmond and Peters
bar. Depot. Toe 1l-6t*l W. r. GIBSON,
No S23 REWA D..-The above reward
EEy will be paid to any who will apprehend
HAand commit to jail negro boy THOMAS,
II who ran Off about the 18th of Nav last from
~ Mr.. George D. Harwood, OF Richmond, to
whom he was hired. He is about is years old.
slender form. low forehead brown skin. speaks
quick when spoken to, and has been accustomed TO
work in tobacco factory. When last hea' d from
he was on a canal boat. going towards l.ynchharg
p. b. JONES.
Admir- of Sam1 Peasants, decd.
Rapid-Ann Station, Culpeper Co. ocl-ts
"a Runaway from the suberber's Stable.
Gy on the 221 Of August a negro man, named
HNLEMUFL JOHNSON. copper color. and
n about6 feet or inches high and about % or
~. % years old. Lemuel belongs to w. Wingo' S
children, of Richmond, and W m Elicit, of King
William. as Trustee.l Lemuelhas q mother living
with Rich'd G. Pemberton. IN King William coun-
ty, Va. There is no DOUBT of his being in or about
Richmond. or he has made his way to King WILL
liam county, Va. We, will pay TWENTY DOL
LARS reward for mis- delivery to in Richmond.
sc Its HATCHER & WEBSTER.
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BIZ e. b. Cook. Auct.

ARGE sALEOF HOUSEKEEPING AND
IL FANCY ARTICLES, AT AUCTI0N.-0n
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, and evening,
at 4 will commence selling, at NV store. lars o
lot Of HOUSEKEEPING AND FANCY. ARTI-
CLES such as Gold Band and White China Din
ner, Tea, Toilet and Tetc- Gazette Sets; Cake
helnian and Cut. Glass Goblets, Plumbers Wines,
Decanters, Dishes Bowls, COLONIES and Toilet
Sets Vases &C.; Silver Plated Castofs, Tea Sets,
Cake Baskets. Pitchers. Spoons, Forks. Knives,
Waitarx. &c. 6o.
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ITO THE LADIES OF VIRGINIA.

ITO THE LADIES OF VIRGINIA.
Ic iIYpestant sae' by private treaty. of
LADIES FANCY FURS. and
SUPERB AND COSTLY SHAWES,
ELEGANT BEAVER CLOTH CIoAKS.
SUPERB RR LYp 81 HETvRT cILQ a
PARIS MANt nhnGiURED FURs,
''' "a ERMINE,,
CHINCHILLA, &c
For fourteen DAYS only at
CORINTHLAN HALL,
'' MoNDHT, OCTOBER nth, 1859.
GEO. .BULPIN, Of 361. B,oad,ray; Ne'e Yorz,,
that he vii offer Tor sale at retail a
TION
Of the above articles. consisting chiefly of consign-
ments from several oil the most celebrated Modtsts
and Fabricants of Paris among which will be
found the manufactures OF
WlsNEcK, AKMASDvILLE,
PEYRoT, MoNIS,
PLATED BERGER, &c, &c.
Long renowned as the most DISTINGUISHED leaders
of Fashion in the French Capital.
This sale being instituted in order TO convert into
en- h the immense surplus lmpoFtations OF the New
York market the prices will in many cases lie mere
~ nominal, compared with intrinsic value, and in
all eases much below the usual retail standard, the
instructors to sell beiG3 most positive and per-
emptors.
The articles may all be relied upon as being of the
very latest fashion and finest fabrics, and the sub
scrber trusts that his position for many years past
Mantiilas and Furs III the United States, will be
su1irien guarantee FOR the statements here set
forth.
Rs The ISLE commences on MONDAY. the 18th
inst. and will positively terminate on SATURDAY,
the 18th of October, at CoriGthian Hall. 2i6 Main
street. Richmond. GEO. BULPIN.
4--tG
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STATUETTS.
the "GREEK SLAVE"
..INIMsoCCENcE,"
..MAiD or JUDAH
EUROPE AND AMERICA

"SHEPHERD BOY" &C.. &c.
China, Terra Gotta, Parian and Lava Vases,
Pitshers, Figures. cclognes. Jewel Boxes. -.
Goods, will be sold without reserve.
The Goods will be ARRANGED for exhibition On
MssDAy, 18th inst. TO which the attention OF the
ladies IL particularly invited.
oe II e. b. COOK, Auct.
/ y FOR SALE IN HANOyE Rs
II II NEAR ASHI.AND.-The undersigned. viii
next, q dAiri il not. the rexs lair dsy, the
TRACT OF LAND on which tho late Thomas
Hooper resided 1t the time Of his doafh. Il con-
tsins 10 ACRES more OF less, with s suitable
BRICK DWELLING With six Ioems; i within
one-and- q half miles Of the VILLAGE az Anhlsud.
and adjQ.ns the lands Of Dr. Jas. n. SHEPPARD.
Temple Elicit. and others. sud ialmediates % IL
TxRns-Mads kn0wn % 40 day az esle.
no s-dtds Asenf Ia ~ iSsssSss
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VIRGINIA. -At Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit Court of the, City OF Rich
Inond. the LIST MONDAY in October, 1859, Il. be-
ing the Sd day of the month";
6eorae F.. Maynard. surviving partnerl
of himself and Robert Pickett. decd,
late partners, under the name and style
OF Pickett & Maynard, who sues for
the benefit. and at the costs OF, Thos. In DEBT.
]. Evans. Trustee for the said Pickett
& May nard and their creditors. Pitt.
against
u Vi.
The object of this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANT TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY MIN
DOLLARS AND SEVENTEEN CENTS. with
legal interest thereon from the 9Th day of March,
1854 till pas nient and affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant above named is non
resident of this Commonwealth the said defend
ant is notified to appear within one month after
due publication hereof and dc what is necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
oc S-JaW4w JAMES Elicit. elk.
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81 MRS. n. WIGAND-l96 BROADN -. :,
SAYSrREET-ls now prepared to showASyG
TX the ladies' beautiful stock of FALL 21lSo
AND WINTER MTLLINERY of the late st
styles, just received from New York and will be
sold at very low prices.
Mners and Country Merchants supplied cheap
and to their great ADVANTAGE, Oc 4-2w
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noaGETT { Andersen. $500

- y =
Would invite buyers g example thsi5 EsiI stock
CURTAIN GOODS, which tbes are sellins much
below the usual price that such goods are 90 q a.
Also 4 larsa and varied asser. ment Of PAPER
HANGING from the cheapest 20 the hnsss thatis
manufactured, both French and American. which
wall he scld very cheap. We are also prepared
with the best OF e mh b asd ~ \.
ou.ACIsofHS and WINDOW -sHA DIS; az the
shortest notice. Also. PAPER HANGING done
by superior workmen. Honsekeepors neecins any.
thing in our line, will find our assortment sooe nho
our prices low. %
NEW STOCK OF FRESH GOQDS At
GREAT AEpTcTi9ssN,SSo REEvNMh ha x4tfsMsfEh
SAMUEL suTHERLAND,N No Is7 MAJ? sgsss.
Richmond Va, importer Of and dsAeT bn 0pess
Pistols. Rifles, Powder, Flasks, Shot psss ees1
Kinda. Pocket Cutiss,, Watkins Canes, Fisbing
Tackle. de-. 10. Cots Revolvevs IN sn5 susn-
tity. and on the most favorable terms
This csrti6ss that ct Tho sixth annual exhifticn
Of the United States Agricultural seetssJs feta g
Richmondt Va oetoosf ~ enc Silver aec f5 81
SUTHERLAND, Of kichmcnd, Va. ses Gers,
Pistols and kifes. TKxcH TIL0nNkNs ProStG
Ben PERLHy Pookk, eee,y.
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81 pREMiUN FRENCH MILL. Nfl
cs5a}NERY-WINTER FASHIONS, at ASSZ
* MADAME SONS. IS Main st. SN&0
Having now received nv Fall Fashions of BON
NETS, HEAD-DRESSES, CAPS, &c. am
ahied 10 efer select assortment. and those wish
ing to purchase would do we'll to examine my
stock, as | am determined to sell on very liberal
terms. Country merchants are supplied at New
York Wholesale prices.
MADAME SON, IS Main street, directly
opposite st. Charles Hotel.
aA Nv store will be closed Thursday and Fri
day. 18th and 18th, and will be re-opened Mon
day. Eth October, with complete assortment of
WINTER FASHIONS. Sc 20-1m*
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By Jas. M. TayIor A. Som Auct,.

Two HOUSES AND LOTS. CORNER OF
aITc rTmlinRD AND MD BAKER SITS, FOR SALE AT
e. ~ pS X be sold upon the premises On
h 4 N hSpAT the 18th inst, at ~ osiock.
stree,s M, ~ oSFs and LOTS, srd and Baker
rooms The lots front on srd street 20 set e soqr
anP run oaeR ,zz iset to an alley 10 feet vide
months for negotiable notes, With interast ahd
and secured by trust deeds ~ 'se'ost aaued,
oc IA JAS, NJ TAYLOR l. SON ..,
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4 \ aseoFtruent OF NEW, FRESH and DESIRA-
n BILE FURS aud MuFFS, selected from one OF
the largest stocks in New York. can he had at
BiNFORD'S HAT STORE,
&c i'm 81 Main street, Richmond.
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All persons having claims against the estate will
those indebted will make immediate pa, ment. as
it is desirable to settle up the estate speed
lily as possible SAM'L S. COTTRELL.
EXT of VIM Grave q, decd.
oc l2-dtdsS sW2t cyyIt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-21
HWHO IS THE HEIR ?"

THE Proprietor of the YORKvILLE ENQUIRER pro
poses 10 this question (Which by The way
every and woman In the country oy the puoca'lon
of a spirited ORIGINAL NOVELETTE,, written ex.
pressly for the ENQUIRER by talented young writer o.
this State This Story, which, wherever 1t IL read VIII
produce sensation, Is entitled,
"WHO IS THE HEIR,
Or, The Dark Mystery Of the Deserted House."
BY WILLIE LIGHTHEART,
Author of lula Wordsworth "Winnie and Willie" "T be
Children of the Sum-" "Old Heads and Young
Hearts" &c, &c
The publication will commence with the FIRST WEEK
IN AUGUST, and continue through the ensuing three
months rnfoidnga plot replete with stirring Incidents dark
and myst developments, with strange ana starng
denoument The Proprietor willing 10 encourage Soutner
Literature by PRACTICAL has paid round price TOT
this production and hopes that generous pubic patron
age will remunerate his outlay and thus encourage by the
only method possible, the development CT homeiaient
In addition to this several contributors OF known aoy
are constantly engaged for the ENQUIRER In every num-
her letters of appear from different sections
The brilliant and witty RUBY writes regularly our
promising Young poet, j. WOOD DAVIDSON contributes
every other week lady of Columbia, who Is well known
In newspaper literature but whose name we are not al
columns and will write short and brilliant sketches for each
number In addition to those we receive constant
from Rev. j. W. KELLY, j. FOREST GOWAN, w. w:
EAST, Mrs. NJ. w. STRATT0N, PUNCH, "A. H. l..
"X Y g." who with strict and careful attention
to current affairs make up weekly melange which, the
proprietor believes viii interest reade. OF every class ano
should attract the patronage of our people o
THE ENQUIRER is published In Yorkvllc s. C.. at Ss
in advance Clubs of TEN Sl ard extra paper to the
person making up the club .
WHO IS THE HEIR All letters should be addressed
to the ENQUIRER" Yorkvile, S. G.
LEWIS NJ GRIST,. Proprietor.
SAML W. MELTON, Editor
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-21
Rock Hill.

)" Arkansas-Dr w. B. Barron, formerly Of York
District, has been appointed to Land Agency in
Arkansas. Persons having business requiring his
attention, can address him, at Cherryvle, Prairie
County, Arkansas. .
Temperance Cele5ration.-The Committees are
busily engaged in making arrangements for the
celebration Of the 9th inst. and seem TO be hear
tily seconded by our villagers and neighbors out
of the "Order." 1t is suggested by q friend at
our elbow, that emusic" is an importan: element
to give spirit to the occasion, and we agree with
him. Besides, ~ we see that "Master Roberts
Ebony Sax Horn Band" are now engaged in Civ
ing Concerts in Spartanburg, Union, &c., should
not an endeavor be made to secure their services
or that Of some other. Prof. Weiss the accom-
compshed Teacher. is liberal gentleman. and
we doubt not would lend his services should suita-
BE arrangements be made, not to conflict with
his other engagements. No harm to try Weiss or
Hunter, of the Bethel Band, who are also efficient
from many teachings of the same Professor. Lit
US have music, gentlemen, of you can.
Saddle + Harness Aanufdctory.-Attached to
the Carriage and Buggy establishment of p. NJ.
Kerr & Co., we find that Mr.. J. C. Payne, of
Yorkville, is fitting up a shop wherein to carry
on branch of his business. The concern will
be under the management of Mr. Miles johnson,
a workman not to be surpassed either in the
strength. neatness or durability of his work.
New Church.-There is large brick Church to
be erected in Yorkville. on the old Davidson lot,
opposite the Court House. Over SIC, 600 has been
already subscribed, we learn. York is never be-
hind in spirit or iberaty. We congratulate our
friends on these evidences Of successful labor
Her churches and schools will challenge compari-
son with any other District in the State.
Son, of Malta.-A Lodge of the Order of the
Sons of Malta will be instituted at Rock Hill, dur
ing the sitting Of the Grand Division Of Sons of
Temperance, probably on the 2Sth installation
Land Chronicle.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-21

W. F. B. Haynsworth, J. s. Richardson, Jr., u.
S. Deschamps, J. D. Banding j. N. Corbett, H.
L. Darr, D. ]. Winn, ]. H. Dingle, A. A. Gilbert.
......"An election for Sheriff was held in Char-
lesion last week, which resulted in the choice OF
w. B. DINGLE, Esq. The vote stood, ". b. DIN
GLE, i, ,639; G. F. KINLocK, 9l2; K. W. sEY-
MouR, s31 ; l.. G. f. RUSH, 283; ]. R. HoRsEY'
ia. ........Sixty shares in the Charlotte s. =.
Rail Road, were sold at Charlotte, on Tuesday OF
last week, at figures ranging from ST. to ST. per
share ....."One of the passengers in the late dis
aster upon the Michigan Southern railroad, SET
tied with the Company for the loss Of his wife and
child for $500. ...""A correspondent of the Quar-
dian nominates R. B. BoYLsToN, ESQ.,, of Winns-
boro' for the vacant Chancellorship. ''''''' Maj
F. W. CApERs of the Citadel Academy was recent
ly elected Superintendent of the Georgia Military
Institute. He has, however, declined the post '''''
Great efforts are being made to get ROGER A
PRYOR, formerly editor of the Richmond South,
but more recently of the Washington States, to
become the Democratic candidate for the scat
in Congress, made vacant by the death of Hon.
W. o. GooDE, of Virginia. He, however, declines
1.-THE New York Tribune announces that Hon.
DANIEL E. SIcKLEs has become reconciled to his
wife, and now lives with her, ''thus estranging
many who were his devoted friends during the
late trial "........A young Swedish singer, Mace
moisele Andree, is making great sensation
at Stockholm, and promises it would seem, 20 be
another JENNY LIND ........Private letters from
the continent state that the American officers, who
had been permitted by the U. States to go to the
seat of war, in order to gain military insight into
war tactics, by observation Of the contending pow
ers, have been refused passports to travel thther
They consequently returned to England to await
further diplomatic consideration Of the matter
and causes Of objections. These United States
officers had been epjoined, by their government,
to remain strictly neutral, and to act as lockers
on. .......It is said that JEFFERSON DAVIS is PFC
pairing bill to bring forward during the mex: ses-
sion of Congress, to repeal the laws against the
slave trade.