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NEW BOOKS AT
~ GEO. II. wEsT's
las Main Street, Eagle Square.
Good Fight, and other
Me Little Love Me Long,, -Peg kc
ted: sc.
The Money King. and other Poems by John q. Save
women Artists In all Ages and Countries. by Mr.
OF The Women Of the American Revolution, kc;
Representative Men Of tie New Baldwin
D.: loo. - - =
sword and Gown, by .Guy Iivinrstane" &c
Parties and Ihrir Pncipe manual Of Pscal
exhibiting the Origin Growth and Character
ties With an appendix containing valuable
teal Information: by Arthur Holmes; 1en.
Beuiah, by Miss Augusta Evans. Of Mobile; i.sS
Presidential Candidates containing Sketches, Biographical
sonai and Political Prrdency
In 1sso; by d. W. Bartlett; LOO
Hand Books OF Houe Improvement. compng-Hor
How 10 Behave, How 10 Talk How complete
In one volume, iso; each sold separately per
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$. NOW READY FOR TIE FALL TRADE. ,sEs
GEORGE STARRETT

1925. NOW READY FOR TIE FALL TRADE tsEs
tGoG6E sESS6E STARRETT.
~y,rns (bfLNiNr ROW, GOVERNOR srJ 90
( fnks TO Lis eusionssS assortp.nt unriy.uss ~
at OF any preceding Our facilities L 49,, 81
ddedngs, stores
year, pess Tor sale - ''S'e' sSsi In ~
nsIsos > spiral Furnace, for brck. .;xr. ...a.
hlehnsond Portable 9si,s.
Hedenburgs Patent l.i-..
flre-Piser Chimney Hs.tsr
srniAnt Gas Burner "a tasi savsre 3 liz, hf0os3
.setoty tosfb basaer warranted To ana s,.N
nmeneAh SsoAtng Range, for brick. ssig, - $500
nmerean Cootlng Range, It,.
nay STATE tooking Range tPsrablee 4.
he'pnef 0o"klhr Steyr-a aitiei.
ee sith bot-wser R,seryalr nPos.t.r s az eve
IEe .inple strong and complete "''''' shd
Vie varied .snt- OF the people '-- A'A'' suited IN
Country dealers buying here stnxs. IT,.
&C. st Northern prices rr.,xs, " "s' fuhps, f1Ps
Early orde-s viii rec.iY. i.srdl.,.
later viii be promptly nsi IN heir o.s. Those snns
esn be well done, ~ ''e'' sha As last as thv york
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HUNT A BROTHER.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Ooarn ynanIA AHD Carr srnrrrs
RICHMOND. VA,

Oosrxa ynnnIA Carr srrrrrs
49, RICHMOND, VA,
oR the sale Of Corros wHEAY Yloul ana Ppopc
" Al anas ho for the sale or purchase Of Merehnadise
NOTICE TO THE SrOCKHOL ID ERs OF THE
NarginI. g. ntrsl =. =. Company.
me annual meeng Of the Stockholders
Railroad Company u held In the
DAY, the ftth November isos at : O'Clock, Pm.
Erfrdct f9oss ke By LairS Of he
An prori-s 10 represcn sockhodes at meeting
be In writing and signed by the thus
NAV gn In the name Of the partnership and
signature Of either member Of the be
shan be valid gven than sixty days
the Company.
No proxy free ronr In mr.
returning FROM the meetings the Company
. stockhoder. -
The books Of be day. prevou.
10 any general meeting.
GARRETT ia, Treasurer.
omes Va Central r. Company
Richmond, Oct 20 isse. ocql-dte5S
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Reliable orders from the Trade by Mall IsEaps hsa
~ Pearl Street, New
Kerosene also n he obtained Prices o
all he Nev York whoesslc druggists. CAnphene
harnins fiuid Manufacturer. and Deslers In Lamps.
b-ksrosens v the trade ~ The OIL
ell persons are caution sgaln uns The said trade marx M 9th
ef cts ocf--9m
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asoRGy WATT = o..
DLOWS FOR PAIL0WINc-

SSLIlvAIORs AND HARR0ws ypR ~
foTuS6I WHEAf-Heieyns that Ih.yS - >SS@{>--8
"a my NEW Flow the besi in -
nn onef 10 ihe faruers' d,,,,,s
80. and they m AS ts.x -
nave heS can reiarn trvns ~. nos
- fresh supply Of furnp seed just received ~ 1ss'
,v>a H. srAKKp, S2 At.ia An
- door abosp Ctaft,, H,t.i
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ETrENGER 4 EDMOND,
ell r rfr1 CARY STREET. lioHnfoNp, VA r.r
sUiL0RRs OF PORTABLE AND STATi0sARY ENGINES
rta .lfU rsrIH AnD
saw MlLLs,

ssr.s ,pp. NJ, .o.... n, !. 80 --s..,a...x
sohASAhs " rVhrAskS AND mATt0nAkf khGihRS
800 r'sfIl .lr1fl .. a.
r.f.f. fa.-.t .f o.. Saw MILE,
VxyouLD cAn te s,,snon sf Toe.eeo a, The
n.s.sr caasn y, ~ W. AS i % @ssss sss snh m Ms...
PRK0g1 With rsos All. pErAISINty pe EssK. "a . - 49,.
Pssd nosics ". can ,hs .sn,os .t an
n.naf.ctar cf tobacco To them We
Im Labor+avinG
"a "a IN IN .css % = done better
tsh Ihe immense saving
min o. toeae.o ~ Of these
loved ioss manager s.he II enough Of the
stAners procured the
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II OCKSMITHING, BELL HANGING. SILVER
- PLATING, AcThe Subscriber has
Northern ees where he has laid In supply
the best quality used In Iocksmhlng Hanging
Ing etc. ad invites public attention his has EN-
poyed the best uorkmen 10 be had
order every Kind Of 10 hang Bells In the manner
do fnverPistnf style not To he
ment In this county. All his work warnned no sale
Amer experience % years city and an ac-
qusntsnee with the best Lock makers
himself that he Fve satisfeeion both
prices socts whIrh
uifl meet with prompt attention. ~
Persons wishing repaired bells hung In
style, Silver Plating =
ed call az HE establishment street. three door.
south OF Main, where they viii be attended
Nee. U
Orders from distance, through once vii he i'm
ediaey hie and Bell hanging done the country
st city prices.
Address wM W. syEAD
silvcrPiater Locksmith and Bell Hanger,
Stree RIcho NJ.
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REMONAL.-we hereby notify customers and IN. pu-
IL he that have
Coach material TO and arranged store No q Main
rhos X. Price 4 Co. 'Fr " ''
We are now making lsrre addions Of Hard
and Coach material from IN, Hrpv
ham and shened and by purchases American anuf.o
es aud shan hereafter endsavor xoods
equal n quality and thy can he
10 The Northern mArkets sc lYl NANLEW. TAYLOR A
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pHOSHER,S PATENT La P.WRLnRp .o-
Roher Tubes.-Eyery article necr<,.rr - n.,,sss
1sA ana 70 set the Tubes In the manner
leoe cleaners, sieelWire Whale bone Bru.h..
a.. - Arean Meas &c. together nurh an hat,
Aaes or With Couplings either outside lnrie eoNs
.r,ka.- THOMAS PRossER soy
atrs.. n.
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and fHdays the Steamer BIRD Can't Thon.,
" oHhsais will rayr the White Haa.- N o. the srry.l
81 t- ears ron Richmond,
annss on the PamanSey -ha Yark Retnrnnr uI
on .eAhAy- -ad thafslsys At A. NJ
r,-a'e landings and connecting with train leaving IN.
rxtra '"'"ut" " ~ meas
Freight will he received near IN. ox
"s- works daily in+ " VI, forwarded an IN, ,,o
s fresi IN All eases To be paid ~ s Rockets o-
Negroes viii be requires Shsa rrayeas alone. 10 ..y. h
tgni q. OoLd9S,e stating expressly thai th-y
have perIr,5sian 20 travel the ears f'' ~ my
oci4 runs N
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AT WHOLESALE.
EINENr HRlNnS nE cHEXING TARICCn-

Z LNHGE ANNOHTnENT OF NEW MURI
N just received by P. H. TAYLOR among which may fou
the following pieces
IRE f' psenne sun has Set Aria sung BY ssnOrA al
OIL. compt sej hy y MuSio
See the Pale Nom duet, hy v Campana.
Two Nightingale Duet, by ft. Itaekel
We Merry Rir,is sone: by y. Gufnbert
Lights and Shades; by $. Jackson.
Msdera words by Lord Ryron. NJ sic BY Essemclenyi
The strangers toye by ksrl MerE.
The ssiss GirI: bv George Ilnicy
within this Goblet Brightly Closing; by T. Ciopiean.
Piccolomnis raresell 20 America By v. Perrin
Ave Maria BY Wm A. KiE.
Ny Angel by Gueiieiuio
mol Musie s,or. a. - Mi,
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,A'e'y hhNI, fAlNb A Co.
SBED DwHRAT.-Those . whom We have sold SEED whes,
- vi please call and get H. The boat With
Il IN The nasfn
Persons IN prime wheat ui 10 ueu 10 siv, a.
call A. once tbs qpanty have for sale l. limited
oee riNsLkf, rtRpY WILLIAMS.
IAmIBY PLOUH.-Roviand's Xxx. Tsnnry F1our Pal
e'io rand, fali supry of the Justly cel.baicd
w Hore and tor ssleey stInFN MItIFR
not Cot. Pesri and C.ry -
1TS BBLs. moIs.-es npd syrup, In store and for
Il - sale by oei5 " JONFS
Ok HHDs. and T... ustrnxss moias.es, of good
Ap quaity IN store and for sale Nv JbNEs
GouLD's rArFNT WoHTIuE uACsiNt =.
~ and Hoveys Patent BornE Nsehlne. tr chrsr w
CiARksON ANnFRsON
NOS No 100 NAln street
(t,AuLDRoNs AND WASH KRrrLBs, for ssis
w CLARkSON a ANnYksON
not Nc zoe Naln street.
(NANT0N CRApEs.-we hsvr han5 f,s more real
" Canton Crspes 10 close out II - ets ward. it"
bot A TuAw
~ bv tnosl Lias DAyESPORr'
W""aiE 'HkAsk'-'" NGei e, 's'' b,ysSponr 3,
I've Tsnr Cfy,,s, ycily ..Aoa' sss' or soIns. bay IN,
NE,DS . askps~ p-us s,o,.
eees lee Main 81, ecr shovs n
NJ y, Se-s s.ssss :!:s";,... ,...,.. .''
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. h-s' erorts ~ get the hsh-- 'S.iGW
SEGARsi ,sEGARs l-9O9ooO ser.rs, from common to
Try, for 'sieby RRIDsFoRD CO, on the DoeE
MANIPULATED GUAy0i MANIPULATED GUIyOl
70 the Planters "f vrsins 6uAno prepared By
1000 ~. q ,ss best Peruvian can be procured
800 lbs Of 'hs hsss sopsrere usno. containing i'm
800 his Of the best Ground Plaster We pay ~ ton
An veil mixed together.
rsnieE. and Other. are invited TO examine From
q ne be-. h, can be sspsted ,o The Virginia lands
'0' cal rDscsS SsSFS ;;E s ses CO.
PIANOS AND MELODEONs.
RuI your PIANOS from old and well establish
sF. & % 81: .%sa: .sss,, p: G: is, is
Hen'; are not surpassed IN tone, touch and anlsh,
Ss s .a'R double 81 'ss :oaDTs .SHsS ss. n
Sm%enSsS ny Va " Wallace, oiischah, Mason King
PslsaSe celebrated double pri. reed M.IodeOn. Of
The above in''ru"'n,' are to be ,,;qr ,qrsa sPI,a
sn,s tss Main street.
DS0 BBLs. very superior Old Rye and whea, wAssy, Of
900 fsAcKA.a, cHEwINc TOBACCO
o.,. Palmetto half Pound, .-
100 sLs ~. n"s"o'!a Whisky, O'd, y ;,SS; .ad
4. ~, " AND L.nP oiL ooy, W gs;,i'; h.nd
he sssS'i sa y s'yi " 's:,s ss.S cd Ssss 3
during The complete foIevinr
other sIproved kinds Hudson Martin Feh
s:s brown sable ,od Roet Nsr'i. yIs,o%s. Tgp..
I)IrEsi PIrFsii Povh.,an Pipe. 4
%. s rsssl,si o. gPstior make, large medium sai 'aa
eci. avsrrS MOORE Agent. ca-ya
200 HAss s"Sr--iOO 10. H;, S Lssa Z. ;,Grs y sale
VNo MEDICAL sryDBNTs.-A hse assortment of an.
seens esses Jasi reeye These superior
and vtn give ssisfscticn ror sale lov.
cctg PyTpRaON ~
WTaMyskAkL,.L..A,cB,s rpRE yoUsTAlN DEW
A NGpsJpHA BEANs.-A superior 10, Of Ckrssllissa
oe9o s. Nsina q
u Nirsinia STATE stock
Nirs MA and Tennessee Railroad ponA,
VII sinis Celtral Railroad hv
osiI w. u.uRy-a CO
900 kRes HAND wApE HoRs aud MULE
-NNP SVVN, apONits fGfiNnt Hcrss shoe Nails
and fsr sale ~ oLlaEsoS 4 SNnvRsGN
eeH No lOt Nsin Srsss.
IN BHLs. NEw oaLsASs, PORTO RuCo
oC2t-lv wN WALLACE sONs
100 RaLs: NOVA SCOTIA aLRwIvRs, Ia
two ~, 'H"' o'a', s IsssSs .HS 4, e. ~; y o.
600 sIDSs SOLE LEArHYR, ssea s,svy, Goa
ecls " i0xss.
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STOCK COMPLETE
PkicEs REDUcED
CHINA, RARTHENWARE AND GLASS
BUTLER, SON & FRANKLIN,
Importers, 7s Main ST.
INTENDING 20 place before
the Spring Trade and expen,r and
rs attending removal Of goods oeer Wholesale and re-
,All our large tock Of ~ "
CHINA,
oUEESswARE, and
GLASSWARE
reduced prices for ess the usual credit to h
months BUYERS. - F'f'' -
The merchants OF % State and Of North Tenne
see VII consult ther Interests giving
seq BUTLER son FRANKLIN.
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any Mi.E nN nl.ltNlny-

We hear much tain sometime. among the
IRE sasets NJ tie ssu,li ii gari 10 It.nniUn.
o. would suppose fhht IL !. q. easy ~ &C.
tunpi.shnput a. ANYTHING ca be Thn.e
W, havc such Impressions Would IL well ~
prf1r.e tie isIlt0ing article which j. put
iDrih ln tie ytck sbIrz Wing:
" Whrn We hear s.rI tateJ,, NJ dispn On
IN, ale by these fpduota9ie politicians. WhU
appear To breakfast. due and sup uin'u gun.
powder. r.unI shot. AID chain, lightning, ID
tcHllttl. uS ~ conversation between Cover.
nor Wise aud one 81 our citizens few weeks
agp IN the Capitol at Richmond. The Mis-
sis.tpp,a" (ihe nIan, not the newspsper) was
auatsI. ~ knuw II the G0sernDr II he did
not think the onion should and could be
IN the event IL tie election Of
Black Republican. The Governor vas care.
fol not 10 express, any opinion, but will a
twinkle Of the eye, and al tmphasis peculiar
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securing three Life Memberships; andindlsi-
dualladles there send me $40, resulting from
their love to God and Industrious habits. Ia
this way these females are the means OF car.
rying the gospel to thousands. 0ae OF their
ministers writing me recently, says: We
continue TO distribute regularly every month
Tracts through our own town and the adjoln-
ing neighbothood. There are individuals
here who are in the habit OF carrying with
them Tracts for distribution as opportunity
offers. You see thaR the American Tract
Cause is still held in Remembrance as j. de-
serves to be by all" These Christians have
been regular in this work more than 20 years
May God continue TO dispose HIS people e
give their active labors, prayers and means
To carry out this work fully in visiting and
re-slsltlns every county aud family, that the
gospel WIN prayer may be extended to "eS'
cry creature" Yours truly.
W.. W. CROW DER, Gen. Ag't
OF Am. fr. Soc. for \. &.
Raleigh, Sept. 9th, 1859.
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to himself, remarked that he had had soms
little experience in such matters on former
occasion. At one time in 1856. il was con-
fdently believed in Virginia. that Fremont
would be elected President, and crowds Of
fire eaters, who swore that death was pre-.
terabe to Submission, and that something
must be done, locked. arounl him TO find cut
lis opinion. as to what should be done in
such a terrible crisis. Resist, by all means,
gentlemen, said the Governor, never think
of tame submission to such an outrage. But
hows said one, by calling State Gonven
tion7 BY converting the LegislatuJts said
another. By a convention of the Soulhrn
Statesf said a third. oh, no. said the Go.
vernon, by none Of these means--lhey are
too slow too huctuating and uncertain.
How them ? cried the excited aud resolute
assrmblage. What shall be done + Why
said the Governor. tear up the railroad, and
take possession of the National Araory-ap.
propriate all the public property-ake pos.
sessiun OF the Government stores at ortuk,
while will march fifty thousand men to the
Capitol, under your lead, and resist the in.
aaguratlon by force, and take pose sslog OF
all the public property. II is lruethat in a
lew days there will be force enough IN Wash.
inston t. hang every one Of u. but d--n a
man who has not patriotism enough to die
tor t''s couLtry, Come, gentlemen, what -ay
d ynu ? said the Goyerl0f, (and as he shifted
his quid 40 thyother cheekAa soor1iulSssfe
crrpt over his pale face. They tnrned a.
white as a sheet. and. like the crowd thai
accused the woman taken in adultery, they
commenced going out. until not one was yslt
And said the Governor, thl--is the last
have ever heard said about disGnion in vr.
sinia,'"
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noRrn cAgoLINA IouRNALlsM.

The Fayetteville CAf,linian IN al article an
newspaper moftudry. SAYS there were abuul
6l,, newspapers printed IN lhi, State on the
first OF January 1851 only tltren al winch
are nav III existence, aud that at this time
Il supposes there are between SIXTY and sew
eniy newspaper, 10 the State, nearly all pO'
lirirai.
Ouf contemporary is mistaken IN some 81
il. Suggestions. We have Ro data by winch
We can ascertain the precise number IL 1851
but We judge the CArallnian j. not far fron
i.e fact. pethap, 40 to Is would be nrarer.
Al pe,rnt there are o,ly aa.nt so pew.pa.
-. =. 49,. g.. ,,,s,.. Upts..-.
t afss lts 6ssaisfa o. independent. aud y,
brlle.r are religious.
The Raleigh Register and HilI.borough
Recorder, are the oldest papers ~ the State,
afd Thomas Lpring. Esq, OF the Gnldsho.
tuugh IrIDuur. Is the nlar.t editor, aud witt,
him Deans Heart. II IIiil-bproagh. George
Howard oI fsrbntough. aud T.. J. Hale, II
Fayetteville. ate Tie veterans OF the North
GaIniIna Press.
There are nine papers IN the first District.
ten IN the SeeoHd. i've ia the third, ten ~ the
fourth, u'ree IA tue mn. three ~ the sirih,
~ "a the ssralfh. and We L.lIeve lnur ia the
sigLta. That. -iour in the bst aud sIlrrn
III ihr West.
Journalism has made but slow progress in
thIs State. vet better d., ~e trust IL Iom.
M. There l. c,ns,drrsblr impfo. .mrnt 10
ihr editorial and Typographical management.
But few Of uur publisher. have made munry.
osing 10 the snail patronage extended To
them. Nav We not hope hat the good iiDit
for the fraternity is al haul.
Nystinyfoa D.ypgfeA.
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Tak LouiaANA D.Noca,cy-we ,s,i,

TIE LOUISIANA DEaocRAcY We recited
few weeks ago the fact thai a meeting Of
the Democracy of New Orleans was held on
the STA uitno ior the purpose 81 taking pre-.
i'ntnar, steps 10 nominate ticket Tor State
oidccrs 10 opposition - that placed ia NOM.
nttton ~ me regnlar Consentub of the party
At Baton kage IN The month t.i May ia:t.
siter equalization the ruseus.nt Democrats
assemOlrd ia Ihls meeting resolved to Su.
"per1te wtsh the Opposition throughout The
State ~ HE adoption Di any MEASURE aud in
TIE support 81 ans ticket opposed to that
uampnated Al B,tun Rouge, aud the meeting
accordingly recommend tue AJppositlon 10
"rsanizr 4 once aud appoint delegates MIA.
n4t delay IL utftt 10 Convention al New Or
ieau' un the second Munds, u September to
agree upon ean'iIdaie. 10 be Supported upon
tar CnI"n ticket.
We presume lh., movement i. made IN
pursuance 81 p,licy adopted al !. :, Mss,
Mretiag oi the Ne. Orlems Democracy
hrld ga The tn Of April last, aud IA whlch
Il Was aunauneed by the Hon. Pierre Sulir
that al EFFORT should be made 10 q rrg-nrraIe
aud reform the part, = reduced. sceordingro
no presentations. 10 a deplorabe state,
winch rendered characterization TO csueas
dietaIIun the ff,i dut. oi pal-+0t,sm aud lie
hfsi t"ralse Vi manitgess. ~. InisL
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engaged in Tho fray the ranks aroxnd him
had been terribly thinned BY shot. and at
sun set he was nearly isolated. While re-
loading his musket he was shot down by a
cannon ball. His impression was that the
ball had passed through his legs below his
knees, separating them from his thighs; Tor
he suddenly sank down, shortened, q. he be.
lieyed, to the extent vi about foot IN inca.
sur-ment. The trunk Vi the body fell back
Oh the ground, and the senses were eom-
pletely psralsze,l BY the shock. Thus he
lay mutionless, among the wounded aud dead.
dunng the rest Of the night, not daring 10
move u muscle, lest the loss OF blood should
be fatally Increased. He felt no pain, but
this lie attributed 10 the stunning eject Of
the shock on the brain aud nervous system.
At early dawn he was arouse, by one of the
medical staff Mho came round TO help the
wounded. Whats the matter with yon
my good fellow - sad the surgeon. All +!
touch me ten,lrrly," replied NJ. Bonthouse,
u bessech yos, a cannon ball ha, carried Of
my lega." Tl,s surgeon examiaed the limb,
referred 10. AMI then. giving him good shake,
SAID, with jo,ous laugh. "get up with you,
you have notilMg the matter with you.' NJ
Courthouse Immediately sprang up in utter
which he thought lost iureser. telt more
thaukiml." said NJ. Courthouse, than ! had
ever been ia the whole c0urs. 1T my lile be-
fore. | had. indeed. been shot dawn by al
immense Cannon hail but instead Oi passing
through my legs. a. firmly believed II had
the bail had passed under nv lert, aud hdt
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Az the grand banquet gwen BY the Empe.
rnr al France. TO The principal chi.ls 10 the
army, three hundred persons arrr invited.
Al the close u the banquet the Emperor
spoke a. follows;
.,;rnlIemen; The jns experience Al
finding my..li again With mast vi the chlei,
~ The army II Italy suuld be complete, Il il
we're not uhged viii Roget 10 b,l,aid soon
the dis,"lutnn IL the elements u force 10
well organized AID iarn dazzle. A. a Saver.
rigu aud a. rammandcr. ia.c.,isf, thank suu
again i'r ,uur confidence. II was iiattrring
IL me. WIN had never commanded an army,
to hni 80 much obedience On the part u men
Win had great experience 10 wsfIarr. Ii
success ha. efowHrd our sil,sis. am h,ppy
IL attribute the greater part ~ II 90 lhusr
skIlliai AID devoted General, wha Ten ered
nv cnpmand - easy. because animated with
q sacred lire, they have Heesssntly gwen an
rKample ~ dat, and disregard ii death.
" A portion u our suldlct. ate about 10 rc.
turn tO their hnne.. YOU, yuurselte.. are
abput ~ resume the occupations ii peace
nevertheless. d. not iutget what We have
dune together; let HE remembrance u ub.
staclrs overcome, ~ dangers siullc,l, ~ ia.
periretians discovered. be ever present H.
your minds. H. cpmmemptatlUn Ul the lial.
IAN campaign. shall distribute a medal Ia
III who tunk part 10 H.. aud ! wish that L..
day you NAV be the first to wear il. Mas
u recall me sometimes To your memory. aud
while reading the glurmus H.mes engraved
thereon. LEI each rarlaim: !" II France has
,ipnr 80 much ipf people who il her friend,
What can she not DO Coz her own indrpcnd.
enee ]" nov propose the health VI the
army.
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powrH 10 IsaoISsnos --Dr. Noble, IL a
very able and analytic lecture, At Manches.
ter. i" On the Dynamite lnhuence Of Ideas"
told gnud snecdots II Mr. Bautihou.e. a
French sa,ani. IN illustration uf the power Of
imagination As DR.. Noble saws.
Mr. Boutihuuse served in Napoleun's ar.
my. and was present II many engagements
during the sslly part u tie present century.
Al the battle d Wssram, 10 1900, he was
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Tnr Pm>cs or WALK. TO vr,rr CAy.p,

THE Passes % WALES TO vrsIT CANADA
The Qlrbrc Chronicle SAYS Il las gnol au
thnrIty iar stating that hi, Royal liighnc.s
the Prince 81 Wales. With his tutor. the Rev.
Mr. Gibbs. srd Que Of the Court physicians,
NJ. J, Holland, may be expected 10 arrive
u tie NEXT Canadtan steamer, the North
Brlton. The Toranto Leader. rrlnicing ~
the proposed visit, very significantly adds:
" ll'. Royal liishne.s will receive all the
attention. due t. an heir To the English throne
and the son u constitutional Sovereign,
whose reign la, been marked by series uI
practical Returns. On hi, part he visits TIL,
country With tue full knowledge that, FROM
lts position, il Htrr eaa support Mroae 10,
any " az nnnerou fHnIly; aud that THIS
laval people Will one day III NAV be far DIS.
tant-masch quietly Ia naiionL in,lrprnd.
rnte. Bot esrn When that DAY Cumrs Il will
b. matter " real Satisfaction and Just pr,,Ie
10 Engla that she la. gwen her lussrulrnr
lsnguage. her just laS.. aud her free prlnei.
piles TO secnnd nainn ~ the New Wurd.
And 70 that feeling u pride aud satisfaction
4 wlllinnt BE- beneath constitutional Svye.
reign to share"
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4 s,DDcR AND 4 WISER DEMoeR,T.

The editor Of ;as. elarkwille fTeSa,)
Standard. 10 Commenting ar.ihs recent lie.
zeal u thr trgular. Y or. asy 10 that state.
remarks a. follows
fng Lars ELEcrios. n the general
complexion Of the rplurns, it's sufficient 10
sas that there j. gain fnrshe Hpuslon tick
~ N neatly every county ii the State. oar
defeat hiss not been brought about by any
l"cal detection or change uf certain classes
Of our population. Tie Germans have id.
hrrcd 10 tie Democracy, lt'isa widespread
change. We DO rgt zTow ~ one count, il
which We have not Lost votes. This. in nur
Opininn. is attributable TO slave trade dis
union issues, pushed upon the Democracy
and not repclled with sufficient erpIicitnes.
by our candidates. fof one, tie editor II
this paper will never again take part in any
canvass 10 behalf u auy candidates who are
not l,Ily open and explicit upon these issues,
and upon all OiiCr issuss upon which tIeir