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SAILING or THR MoHApE EXPEDITION.
lFrom tho Alta Californian, Feb. ioth.l

'Nf 49, N'N@ s''NA'NN A'tH AphHl
The Uncle Sam will sail early this morning with tho
troops and stores destined for the mouth of the Colorado
river. She has ON board companies A and G, Sixth In.
fantfy, from Bcnicia Barracks, and L and III, from the
Preside, under command of Major l.. a.. Armstead. She
also took on board ut Benicia, 200 mules, and a large
supply of conmisSary stores.
At San Diego the steamer will touch to put ashore the
200 mules and a party of Mexican pa~ckers-hired by
the Quartermasters department. here--are to be taken
across TO Fort Yuma to meet the troops. This duty Is
intrusted to Colonel Joseph S. Hooker, special agent
designated by Gen. Clarke for the purpose.
Captain Ketchum's company 60 will embark at San
Diego, and so around with the Others to the mouth of
the Colorado, where they all disembark, and march IN
San Bernardino, under command Of Major Garnctt, are
to march across the desert and Join Col Hoffman at Fort
Yuma. Two companies of Dragons at Fort TETON, are
ordered TO hold themselves in readiness TO march, il
found necessary.
The whole expedition is under the command of Lieut.
Col. w. Hoffman,, a very distinguished and we'll known
officer, who has just marched his regiment sixth infantry
across the plains which has particularly fitted it for the
tolls and fatigues of a campaign in a country in compari.
son with which the burning sands of Egypt are fertile
and luxurious.
Major Allen, assistant quartermaster, went down in tho
Senator last trip, to proceed to Los Angeles and San Der.
nardino, to collect and despatch for Fort Yuma the gov.
eminent mules in that vicinity and Fort TETON.
The entire command that the Uncle Sam takes consists
of five companies, numbering eleven officers and $50
men, which, with the two companies, under command Of
Major Garrett, to meet them ut Fort Yuma, will make
five hundred.
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LnDGE LYNCH IN KANSAS.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Times gives the do"
tails Of o recent robbery in Kansas, and the summary
justice Administered TO its perpetrators. We copy as
follows
One of them still in his callow youth-refuscd to say
a word in answer to the inquiries mado of him, except to
remark /" Gentlemen, l don't recollect that | ever saw
one Of you before in my life " The brilliant youth evil
IDENTIFY intended to intimate that they were taking too
great liberties on a short Gcqudintanee. Finally, the mob
gave mp in despair, cut down the prisoners before life was
extinct, and again banded them over TO the officers.
But, night before last, new Developments we're made
strongly pointing to their guilt. The mob again TOOK
charge OF them, and administered to them a hundred
lashes a piece, with a raw hide. This somewhat vigorous
treatment loosened the tongue of the young scoundrel in
question, and (having first secured a promise that they
should all escape unharmed) he made a full confession,
and refunded the money. IL had been sScreted in an old
bucket, standing out of doors, in a grove near town.
The robbers we're permitted TO leave by the first steamer.
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AIR. LEqUHER'S APPOINTMENTS.

From the Richmond Enquirer, March 10
The democratic candidate for governor, Mr.. Letchcr,
will address the people at the following places and
dates
Lexington, Saturday, March IL.
Fincastle, Monday, March IA.
salem, Tuesday, Marcl, 10.
Wytheville, Thursday, March II.
Marion, Saturday, March 10.
Abingdon, Monday, March II.
Scott, Wednesday, March 20.
Lee, Friday, March 25.
Russell, Monday, March AZ.
1azegell, "Wednesday, March %.
Merger, Friday, April !.
Monroe, Monday, April 4
L%owisburg, Wednesday, April @.
Other appointments will be announced this week. Mr..
Goggin is respectfully requested to meet Mr.. Letcher at
these appointments for fair discussion.
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Mr.. LETUHER' POSITION.
[FrOm lho yIrelula sentael Mareh OIL

IFrom Inc NHginIa seniineII March 91
"t.-tfA FFFsN 4. u .'Il VT
Those who have been sTeculating as to the position Mr..
Letcher Would take with reference TO tie administration
speoulations where there could DO no rational Doubt
will find in our report of his Woodstock speech that he
stands where the democracy of Virginia stand, the friend
and supporter of the President. Those who esteem il the
part of fidelity to democracy to put violent and unfayor-
able constructions on the Presidents language, and TO
magnify small differences into great dividing CULTS, will
.ot he pratifed. But Mr.. fletcher is too much the friend
~ the administration not 20 zee the plain truth, that de-
votion TO the doctrines Of Yirginit is perfectly compatible
with a generous support TO Mr.. Buchanan and in tds
he but expresses, and will represent, tho cordial senti-
ment of the democrats OF Virginia.
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TIE LOWE TRAGEDY.

IVTOW V0 F"usKT7V lNmVVIAE a4TNU
Much as the news Of the mob at Hawosvillo startled
this o9mmpnity, the report of the grand jury SURPRISES in
monsirosity the tFqgedy isplf The open justification OF
mob law by q grand jury IS something novel IN ing his.
tory Of this country but when they excuse the conduct
of two assessing in gopg into a jail and shooting a wound
ed and unarmed prisoner in cold blood, every manly H.
stinct recoils from the contemplation of tho deed. Tine
effort to excuse the atrocities Of the mob and a cold
bloodcd assassination by imputations upon .ha victim of
t-s ROB IS natural, and Of a piece with the whole sto,v
Ills preparations gor a pioGgg epsova.ar are given IN a..
tail but The imposing fact that 4 mob was nrenored
leaiy tokill him stands out in bold relief uponitbe f,cd
% EAe g1oie st9y. n9ods no pg6of
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CONGRESSIONAL
Called executive session.
THURsDAY, MARCH no, $50.
sENATE.

At two o'clock the galleries were cleared and the Sen
ate held a brief executive session when the doors were
rcopcned-
Mr. RICE, from the committee appointed on the part
of the Senate 10 wait ON the President and inform him
that, unless he had any further communication to make,
the Senate, having closed its business, was ready TO add
journ, reported that they had performed the duty assign
cd them, and that the President had no further commu.
nications TO make.
And the Senate adjourned sine de.
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The Newburyport Herald says n young lady belonging
TO that city, who, in company with another lady, a few
days since Wishing 70 go from Lowell TO Lawrence, pro-
ferred skates and the MeIimao 10 the cars and railroad,
~ made the passage OF ten miles IN forty minutes, For
come nortion OF ,he way there was q strong head Wind,
Or NE TENT might have been accomplished in less time,
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EAILHRE OF Mr.. @ q

The Richmond Enquirer says that Mr.. Goggin spoke
In Richmond on Monday night TO y crowd as vast as the
African church could hold, and made a failure-a greed
failure before a great crowd. The editor listened for two
hours, and retired, feeling that he had nothing TO do Ia
this campaign. Mr.. Goggin must do better.
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The cambrtoys Md Democrat states that the farmers
Of tbat Vicinity are commenting bitterly Of the usc-sH'orapie
condition OF the wheat, which, promises but a slender
harvest. owing TO tho inildness Of ING SEASON united
with The heavy rains and occasional freezings
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The ST. Joseph Gazette Of the 4th, states that about
eighty persons had reached that place on their way 10
the new gold mines. Intelligence from Santa Fe has been
received to the effect that a large drain has been made
upon its population by the Pixies Peak gold fever.
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The Charleston Courier OF the sth, announces that ar
rangements have been made by the chess club Of that
city with the chess club Of Augusta, Ga, for a telegraphic
match.
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4 THO USdND DOLLAR HUSBAND.

From the N. Y. Tribune OF the 9th]
A curious case came before the supreme court yester.
day which sheds incidental light upon the matrimonial
brokerage business in this city. A suit is brought by
Robert G. Nellis against George Grouse and his wife Tor
81 900 commission in getting a husband for the woman,
which husband is the defendant George. -Four years ago
Mrs. Ctouse was n gay widog in search of persneI. eh9
was in excellent health, Of good bodily Yisof, ample tof
tune, and Of an amorous and aifectionate disposition. que
wanted a husband, and told Nellis that If he would intro.
ducc her to the proper man for such astuajon she wouiu
pay him a thousand dollars. NelIis accepted the com
mission, and brought mp John Cummings, of C~anajohalie,
in this State. Cummings was. ON probation for a while
but did not suit. Nellis started for the country again,
and succeeded in capturing q military man, known as
Major Freeman, all the way from Saratoga county, fiee,
man had a long siege Of ~courtship, but the twain iaicu
o ,unite, and freenan Is q free man still, The glifar
fort y tradltiopally the grand tyialb y that faitA Faep'
don hope. Nellis made a third essay, and this tpne ~
duced the defendant, Crouse-4a kinsman of his OVID, W
the way--to undertake. the difficult. task Of sttting
widow. Fortune and the widow smiled upon Grouse, ana
= year ago the bargain was i~conspleted by marriage, wv
I3 asserLs tnat, ~ Inns llfroaueNnn OF Gr0tEg, the wlier
got the mitch desired hhustsne, and i~that"shd Or thef
%rshtfully owe him 81 900 conH ission, as promised DHi
never paid. The complaint is Aprtainly a 'stniiige one
n IN n: ieiSEf1 / sihh ficfe sjns ~ }Rs Proiaii6 aS
there Is Tie husband brought in%hs proof Tut Ebo es
widows coynsel Argues tIat the 8aih, Is f~agnihst pull
policy, and thai 40 such sYsieFys& brokerage IS iepoa
niaed in common law 40 IL is agV ast good morals Ine
- --oatAi onnsiJcrable exoiie,nd& yesterlsv anas'~-
uous efforts were made to keep iii "A of the newspapers
so We suppose we ought not TO ~ ANYTHING about IL
Judge Davies, before whom tbG3& ,se was brought PHI
taken The papers, and viii givdH9R~ liecisioh hereafter
A
FURNITURE &cp AT AyATE %sALE.-Ths
Il furniture in she eouire house 18& ane,fppou bundpgsp I'd
NprflSnd or ypuf hV 4 Al HbbV. Daum &WM F-Lahapa al nrNAN
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OUR SPEcIAL ~PARAGUAYAN CORES
PONDERCE.

Departure Of te Expedition from Beymuda-Crossing
The hHe-FBit Of ReptuRe-Good luck and a prosper
Ous U~Oyag-Arripal al Monte ~Video-Complaints
about ooaE-Mr. Hopkins and the opinions Of The Mon
ieUtdeGis "a ieltiOa fo-ne eIPedttOn-Waniike tone
Of the organ Of Lope-, and vagus ruDors Of prepare
hOU.
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FURNITURE &c, Al d
IL furniture in ihe eoutre house :
verlised for ront by J. NJ. Bibby, esd
sale upon Application to the undersigl
cd IN every rcspect
March ll-6t
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AvATE SALE The
aDoNepoa buildlng
10 purchased a. prlyss'
TIC house is well iufD''H
MCGUIRE 4 co.
fl Auctoneer',
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The post offices are then classified

DEPOSIT Offices are such as are ordered to place quar-.
terly or oftener, their funds in deposit in some depository.
Draft offices are those which are ordered TO retain their
funds in hand to meet drafts drawn by the Postmaster
General and sopntersigned by the Auditor of the Post
Office Department.
These regulations indicate the practice which prevails.
This provision has been the subject of adjudication by
an able and learned jurist, who was as deeply versed ia
The affairs of the executive departments as any other
American citizen. In Body ps. The United States, a
W.. aud NJ, 1907 this question came before The late
Justice Woodbury. and Judge Ware, sitting in the circuit
court of the United States, in Maine, in 1886. In de
livering the opinion of the ooagt Judge Woodbury. said
- The act Of 1886, CHI. 270, 81, which requires the
revenues and debts of the Post Office Department to
be paid into tho trosspry of the United States, and
the money disbursed, TO be drawn t~herefrom, does
not refer to each individual collection or payment,
but the aggregate quarterly aud yearly collections and
This is In order 10 make them appear on
the exhibit of the annual receipts and expenditures Of the
country md also in the annual appropriations, which
was not the oaso ,srmerly. This is effected by large
covering warrants quarterly OF v,..-l 'nu Q Dy
deposit and warrant in each individual case Owe. .ne
Union else the labor and details would be ipsuporable,
without a great additional force In the department. The
then, TIL disbursed, are kept as formerly by
the Postmaster General with his deputies, or when safe
seposit banks exist, with them. The responsibility Of de
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In he Senate of the United States, March 8, 1853, on The
announcement Of ME death Of Hon. Aaron y. Brorn,
Postmaster General.
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n. c. Asssal 1ssasases CeoDaay.
At THE ANNUAL MEETING o. THE
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Raleigh. Jss. 81. 1885. u-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Cures Guaranteed.
nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
ID the last year new remedy for CANCER-purely
vegetable, and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
viii not be required to pay anything until Effected
unless cases that have been rendered ncurab at least
Subu by the use of Mineral poisons He also treats
nla umors disease Of the throat rheumatism nervous
affections, &C.
Pamphlets containing testimonials Of the highest char
Address, J. A. CLOPTON,
Huntsville, Ala.
March l6, 1888. 80 10y 81
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DANIEL O,DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
sIlKES,
(Oas door a6oss Nss Csston NssJ
Richmond, Va,
rs PREPARED TO FIT UP DWELLINGS,
il CauRcHEs Horns &c. With WATER and GAS. and
keeps on hand al kinds Of articles in the ahovs line
STATIONARY WAsa SfAxDs, BLOCK Tn Prs,
with Marble Tops, GAivAxl1xD Iaox Prs,
BArp Tups Suow.s DAlrs lssF and Toacs Prspa
CoPpsR Boil.sS HrpaAulic RAne
Wa1sp Closxfs All kinds u Bass Cocxs
K,rcuvx RAxosna and PLAsgD wosx,
SnIEr Lad and Lad Prs, Gas Tnfran. &c.
All work done reasonable terms. ssj esrvsasst y
Qire satisfaetios. -
Particular attention paid 70 s kinds o( Hydsnl either
in the city or country.
RIyysExcsa-Rev. Ihos. E. Skinner. Briggs Do3d,
and VIM. Percival Architect Raleigh. n. c.
~ All orders left with Asssrs. Briggs Dodd pase-
tualIy attended to.
June 4. 1854. Ny.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALNGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chatham the Superior Courts Of New Han
ever and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh.
Ose, the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
g. Haywood. Jr.
Raleigh, May 90. 52--sw.
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II. W. MILLER 4 6. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
urAyING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the Law in the County Courts will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to their care
hey will attend the County Courts Of Wake, Johnston
Nash, Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange
Office on Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel
where one or the other may be constantly found.
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