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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10

THE GLORIOUS ST. VALENTINES
- Day
The time approaches, when our friends
Ss0d Us BIZ mail :heir sentiments,
Their signs, their hearts, their soTrows.
With bowers. verses, angels love.
4 d yinx OF Kissing dove,
Or Cupid shooting arroTs.
From some we get an ugly print,
In which they very piaiRiy hint
To what they think do sill ua,
In shape of body, OF mind.
The highest Valentine they find,
They send, that day by mail. Us.
Where we get the best supply
OF Valentines we have TO buyg
At SCHAAPS-no hesitation!
Their co mic ones bsat all we've seen;
Their sentimental onss have been
Producing sensation.
Assortment iipe- the prices low,
Why in the world should we BOT go
70 SCHAAP & Co.'s,
Corner Broad and 81 streets.
Foot Balls; also Masks, just arrived in great va
rety. ie 2
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INV YopK Porloe.--Ths detective police ir New
York have been ordered TO do night duty, com.
mencing ct Midnight and continuing on duty Ill
eight O'clock 10 tue morning. The force for this
purpose 10 divided iuto four squads. They wear
euus and are expected TO be more efficient in pre-
venting and detecting criminals than ordinary
policemen. The fret nights adventures altogether
we're very amusing, although they liked to have
been attended with 9 very serious result-one Of
the { Ulcers having narrowly escaped being sbo,
BY Q burglar. They were also mistaken Tor a party
q garrotvrs, and posse OF policemen 10 livery
pounced upon them, and came near tagging them
10 the watch house.
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$3.50 REWARD. - han ava

~ $3.50 REWARD. = han away,
about 27tb December, 1855 my boy HENRY.
Henry is about 81 years Of age, rather deii-
N.cste In appearance. about feet 2 or 10 inc hes
:n ,,oi bt bright r,ulatto fell head % hair OF good
address blu. rather criuging when spCken TO. laugh'
when talking. find of dress and soae~ha OF
dandy, had small patch OF beard on bis chm; lie
write
/ viii give ftty dollars reward il the above negro
Ia talk an " this State and lodges In Jail where
can get him; and $50 If taken in any other slave
Rtate will give $3.50 reward If Information sutii-
Gent for conviction can be given against any white
ran who may have had hand In getting him Oh
TO a free State. oc,oH
in E-ts CHARLES u. hObSON.
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| REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS
llCOU6H ELIXIR. one Of the best known rene
dies for Coughs and Colds has been ia uss in Rich.
tnond and its vicinity for she past fifteen or twenty
years, ana has always proved efbcacious in Coughs
aud colds. The following certificate was yoluntsri
ly given by Rev. Sir. Wilas in 1854.
BowLlsg GREEN, CAROLINE, March q, le5,:
Mr.. q. q. WALfEs- Dear sir: 1 take pleasure In
Informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cb,soh Eaisir." I
pu, chased Of you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. whsn sac had tne Whoopias Cough
tended with ssvere coughing, and in evyry the
saine happy results have been produced. ] regard
Judgment no family ought 90 be withoutit
A. WILLIS,
Pastor Of the a. u. Church. South. On Caroline Cir
cult Va Cont.
For sale by Nrs. A. D. DAVIS. Fisher q Winston.
xiilspsugh & Jehnston, j. w. GarIick, u. J. Picot
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. Sll0 REWAkD-I win ray iae

~ Sll0 REWARD - VIII Fay Lee
above reward for the delivery 90 me 10 Rich
mond of my NEGRO MAN. Joe Hal. who
n.absconded from my. factory on Monday
ii,va uing last. He Is vol known among the 70.
bacco Story nsaroea He is not exactly biaok, but
a sort eli darz pale COLOR about feet 70 feet i
inches hieh little inclined TO steep IN ,hs shout,
and wide apart He can cad and write well when
spoken TO looks at you with sort OF stare. and per-
iaps O little cullen. He wore, when ct WORK. o
Lr,.w n coat M SO 7aewhat gray and black Iants
For his eunday sut he had black coat ann bi;ek
Fit lat. He waa originally purchased from uawes
estate. In In William county. II he should have
left the CITY and state AMI should re epprehen ed
out Of This State. aud brought b ck ana delivered
10 inc In Kichmond, i will pay 500 rev Id:
70 JAS IhOM aC, JEs
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d WAS COMMITTED to the ia

IA Of Chesterfield county. on the 9Th instant .
NEGRO. who calls hipself WM wblIE,
A ard say he is Free and Resides In the CITY
o, baltimore, state OF Maryland The said Negro
Is about feet inches high. complexion black and
rather slow in speaking when spoken 70 III the
said negro T. not Free the owner 4, required TO come
forward, prove property, pay CHARGES and take hin
aVay or he will be dealt with according to law.
DUVAL.
Ja;lo Nbaat oil Va.
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RAILROADe. 90

- - - NOTICE --On and
Xafisr Wednesday, She 9Th
Yosfenf re0Tlaf Daily PASSENGER train will be run
on The korfcIk aud PstsrrbnTg Railroad according
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- r A9G1Mo3D Dsar q
HOURS On and after NOyEMB Der isT, the Accom-
dation Train Of this Company. win run daily lsun-
leaving Milford a. 10 A. M. and arrive in Rich
mond at 9 IS A. NJ. Returning, will leave Rich
mend at o'clock 2. H., and reach Milford at ~
z. NJ, stopping tor passengers at any point each
way.
FARE-The same as on the Mail Trains.
SAhL RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OFFICE R. r. 4 P. B. r. CoMPANY,l
Richmond Oct 2ist, 1855. + &C q
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DEM SPECIAi. NOTICE.
Ii The undersigned having rem wed to itth ST.,
uear the Danyills Depot, at Mr. Boz Ieuxs Old stand
and the public generally with W ICONS, CARTS
DKAYS. &C.. and repairing OF 9, | kinds, at the
shortest notice. u FHAfoEh.
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GANDLES.-a00 boxes Adanantiae
81 HASSIS ! fLxAsAnrs
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Passengers break asst AID sup Ashland and d ne
on board the comfor;ahl steamers between Ac .uis
Creek and Washington
As. Fer further Information. apply al this Office
Broad street, shUekoe Hill.
JAS B WINSTON,
Gen'I Ticket Agent
SAg'L HufR. Superintendent.
OFFICE r., e. & Z. Il. u. Col
Richmond Jan 81, 1859 ! ia n
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- 49,
DIUH MONU IRON AND STEEL
~ WORkS.--Tha undersigned wouid respectfully
al the attention of eoBeafners aud dealers 10 the
large assortment Of HOME MANUFACTU RED
IRON viii he keeps constantly on hand. eLabIa-
cling ali siz Of Bar sand, Hoop and tcroii. Coach
and Buggy TIRES. (tTon and steeO Cvals and Hail
Rouods, Horse shoe 3 b. Agricultural Drum Teeth
aad Tobacco Mill Tapered IRON. Also. railroad
Frog sTfkL. and Quarry Halt Round STSEL Aud
he il row prepared manufacture all sizes used il
tobacco mills.
All iRUN made from che best selected Scrap. and
for sale at the lowe at factory prices.
Borders reeeiv. d for Railroad CHAIRS,
SPIKES &C. Wrought Scrap taken in exchange.
a. % tT,G
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pACUN.--60 hhds prime Western kides
k5 MAHSIE = FLkASANTS.
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THE ADAMS ExPEESS

F-rxs4zuw1 THE ADAMS EXPEESS
- ACCOMPANY, 1874 Main St, having
resumed their steamship Express to and from Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad TO
weldon, Wilmington. Lynchburg. Salem, Wythesille
and the principal places In Virginia and North Caro-
Ina are now prepared to forward. with great di--
patch and at reduced rates, every kind OF Mefchsn
dise, Valuable Parcels, Jeweiry, &C.. 70 the above
named cities and all places GU the sAabOsrd.
Oir Express the Steamships III be aceoEnp iniec
By special Messengers who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S stesHiship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be $50 by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, day CT sailing, until oei ok
p "a J. l.. hACDoN0UQR,
Ageut Of Adslag Express Co.
ky SPECIAL EOTTCE.-Express packages fos
Norfolk Petersburg Riah.icnd. and all p,aces in VII
ctnia and North Carolina Intended tnF shipment by
steamships Roanoke spd Ssmsss9sa, viii heseatssr
be received by tire ADAMS EMPRESS S0GPkST
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships. -
.lftics OF the New York and Virginia SteaHisbi?
Company LUpLAM PtiE&sANfs. Agents
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roan kDDY 4 CO. Managers, successors "
NooD' A AVIAN co.

The following see- y, H. q arasa Lot
EDDY 49, "s thsIr Single Number Lotteries for
Eeh,a e" isss at AUG usfA, aa In public, KINDER
ths q G1Tns1op February 1859
S ~ 90 dra.s on SATURDAY, February IL, 1859.
GLASS draws On sATgRpAY, February y, ,s ss:,
GLASS draws on s4THEpA.yTr f NwRy 81 1852
Wv 1@A 10 ora TICEhTSl
sA'" EI1HTY-FlyE PRILESi
,...uI.,.,ns I,rf-s "a eperu NI1g 7yckstsf
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SOUTHERN PIPE FoUNDRY.-Tl


SOUTHERN PIPE FoUNDRY.-The
~ subscribers having enlarged their Foundry for
the purpose OF making WATER and u as PiIEs
OF all dineasiors from J. ! mp to q inch diameter.
any repaired Thickness can be MA 10 by ps TO suit
the purpose they are required for. Our pipe bias
been tested ia this city and has siYen entire salts
ia ton. Those IN want OF the shoyA won'd da we'll
q call at ohr Foundry. before purchasing from the
North, ss Ne are preparea to furnish them at very
low nxnre. and " ish dispatch
We also continue b. furnish all kinds OF MtCHl-
Merry Casting Tor railroads, Agricultural Mills.
plGughs. &C, &C
We wossd return cur sincere thanks 20 cur Ia.
irons And the rnblic generally, who have 50 indy
encouraged us ia the advance nent OF our business,
and by strict attention shall sndesvor o. Sal.
isiy any taa. NAY give ~ call
rouisarn Pipe Foundry. rear Of Shoekoe War.
i e / LOS w. EDDEss 4 BaANxAN.
CULVER AND GOLD PLATING. The
~ subscribers have the honor 10 inform the eiti-
ssns OF Richmond that they have cpsnsi aa estab.
ii.hmeut for PLATING METALS with silver aud
aoid. Mr.. JuGARp learned his art in Paris. They
stter thein tn =. their wa far STYLE
AMI execution, Cannot be sartassaa In this country
Leis b. with Messrs Mitchell 4 Tyler. or T A Bnlk.
ley, viii be promptly attended ~. - reasonable
prices They refer by perinission. 70 the iollowins
geaslemes: w Randolph. Ere. Mr. Paul, French
consai. coi 2 August. A Pryor. Ma.
q JC0ARD,
fe 3-.ms y HauDAYkR.
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lNEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS -
IL Persons ia waDt Of Table Cloths, NAPKINS
Towels. Linen &heetipQs, AID many other Linen
Goods will find large assortment, and very low, al
is J MlLLHIsEh Il BROS
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wn LADIES Gum Over Shoes,
ssts~O with end withou: heels. Of various sty les
Just TO hahd and for sale cheap by
fsr5 MARQUIS HARRIS. 1873 Broad st.
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ncHAnTsHoKHs Q ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
ere The safest and best Porgative Pills Ia They
Als npoa the Liver. stomach and Bowels; carrying
Gripe are easy In their operation and be taken
q any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheuma :isn =
Ouk e-ALL. the great PAIN ANNiHILATOk: y
zen have . cough. use HARTSHOkNE'S Cough
exkpf. which 10 the best Congh syrup In the
EoId by all Druv.,.,. q, pt.huo,S s.nso
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TnsARaY IN Tsxss.-rhe Dallas (texas) Herald
has heard Of Msj u Van Dorn's company. IL IS 10
rn,ise north of Rod River, and upwards OF 1917 west
Of Fort Arbuckie. HIS command consists OF seven
Companies Of cavalry and one Of ioiantfy. Ihey
are constantly oo the scout. party OF govern
msut surveyors have beer setting the lines Of the
Indian Territory, and they fpd Captain marcy .
line forty miles too far Esst. This will throw the
surveys Tor the Central road into the Indisn Terri
tory If the list survey is confirmed. Ihe sane
,,a,er saye that at last accounts Major Palmer, l..
i. Army, With two companies OF cavalry and two
pieces Of ordnance irois fort Beikuap, was st the
Brsz - Agency. to resist every incnrsion on the
Indian reserves.
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QARaAIN5 IN DRY dOODS-We are
- opening today 100 pieces new aud neat styles
OF MerTimack Prints. Also, good quality shirtip9 81
and SheetinGs, with many oiber new goods, all G
shich we offer very cheap.
Ia II
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IL CspxRIya -soEx7S Oh CKRTIyi6A1Hs
Knc,ose the money 10 our address ior the t1cKsts
ordered on receipt Of which they viii be iofWsTded
Nv first mail Purchasers have Tickets ending II
snv firure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers AID Fcl2es WIZ De eens
Z, nurchss ers Immediately after the Drawing
IN. Purchasers will please write their signatures
ns Ain and give their Post 0ftoe, County and State
"a. Remember that every Prize 10 Drawn and PAP.
able In full without deduction.
ea- Ali prizes OF 81 900 and under. paid imMstse
;v Alter the drawing. Other prizes IS the usas, time
OIL naJricS TO CORRESPONDENCE who
nrsfar NOT sending mouev by mail, can
p'''0- TIE 4D4NS EHPRESS COMPANY.
whereby money for Tickets. IN sums OF Len ouat
and upwards, can be sent us
1885, Ar oUa RisK AND ExPEy3E.
from any city or town where they have an otsice.
The moaey and order must lie enclosed 10 GOV
ERNHFST POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVEL-
OpE,n or the Express Company cannot receive
an comm nica ATOMS strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Certificates H. be drec ted TO
WOOD, BODY co, Augusta, Ga,
Or WnOO, EDDY d Co, Atlanta, Gs..
ar WOOD, EDDY CO, Wilmington. Del.
hr list of ndmper siist axe drawn rom tas
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one u
entitled to- will be published after eVery draTingin
She following papers: The Augusta 1!iaQ Consri'
;s,tionslist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
| Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
Saysnnsn Daily News, Richmond Dispatch,
Paulding (aaiss Clarion. aud Little Rock tAik)
| True Democrat. ia ~
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ssFf"s me nA1ville Railroad ccmuany have reduced
Sns ss.gs sss,set ior transporting Ground Plaster
nAis VII De charged during the months OF APRIL,
Order. " any extent can BE- supplied from, the
u IL time " oae"io
ton lsss than packed Ia barrels y"
JOHN u CLAiBoRye
Jim No IL Pearl st-sis.s
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NEW dUUUS.--We are Opening t,-uay
~ several cases OF bleach ed and brown she-tinss
and shiItnss; extra heavy unbiased Itish Linens.
ami Maryland Penitepflsry P!aids, which are
selling at tho lowest MA set price
J 4 II ROSEE6AC.i,
!a3l fa4 Broad 81.
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ron RHEx AND SALE.


- HOUSES FOR SALE-fight Ten
81 ments in Market Space, and six en- Union Bill
Possessi IN given Immediately. Terms made t. suit
the purchaser. Apply to = KIRBY:
Nos II and q! Old Market. Richmond. Va.
pS-Just received nice lot ofSHAD. fr. sh and
will be received daily. FRESH FISH ami SHAE. OF
Iii ,ascrin, ions fe 9-3t+
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TIE DISpATU II.



Tas oSsAx NAH SsNv1cs.--Tha btu which has
been iatsodncsd inss the Hsase Of Represents.
taves lrcm the Post oce Consaittsss psovsdsst has
q tine Of mall steamships .ha.l he established un'
der the control Of the National Steamship Com.
pany, Tor semi weekly service between toe enisea
ssates aed Earope. There shail be twodivisious Of
the service:
the firss division shall be 10 alternate trips from
the ports Of Portland, Boeton, New York and Phil
sAe.phis. % Liverpool, England; the second disis
sion sbsIt he fe alsernate trips f.om Baltimore,
Norfo,k. Charleston, savannah, aud New Orleans,
70 the port Of Southampton, In Eogiand. Tie de-
psrtures to DO determined by saeh schedule ~ the
postmaster General may adopt 10 give one depar'
tore 10 each week to aud from the Ports oil the
South, aud one departure 10 each week 10 ACC
from the ports OF the North; acdths steamers 10
their voyages from and 10 Ne~ Orieaus shall sooeo
~ The ports of Havana, Cubs, stptandsr' 10
Spain, aud Bordeaux. France. Eight hrst'eisss
etssmers arc TO BE- buHt and equipped Tor 'ns
soatherp ssrvice.-~and the Secretary OF tue ifea.
s1ry IL directed 10 issae bonds tsSnFas IN" o',e.'
20 the amou at of two. thirds Of their wooie sos'
The steamers are to Isc<xve the gross sah' Oh .1e
And this Ia guaranteed 20 be eqnal TO two dohsis
far each atstute mile of distance ran ~ tne ses
stsameYs The Postmaster isfurther actborfeo'
~ h, h,s opinion the interest Of Els departments re-
s,,rs. it 10 cause the service TO be extended, ~
suxi,iary steamers, to Hsvre, Antwerp, ana bfr.
ran uoou such equitable terms for said extension
al sarvice as he may agree with said COMPANY; ana
x,,,hsr In ,lt.r aud determine the departures OF
-. hoe If said service, with consent OF the con-
sr.rtor. but In no way 10 diminish the whole
nnmber of departures for ssmi-weekiy service
Ambrose ". Tn ou psop, President OF the National
N,aamsbip Com pao Y, Ia named in the bill ~ the
party with whom tue contract IN to be made.
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'a' x,lSS i;l i re sUHxMEi

70 BA DRAWN
Each SATJRDIF IN fEBRU4hH
80 rs SiaO1t l Pr,ze ot..~......S,S0
pt a. - % taD 50 Prizes of.....-.. S1
~ - 10 900 100 do ......... sD
10 - st-n 100 do 80
20 ''''''''' a N In1 a. ........ 10
: do - 3J1, lA) do pS
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizesof S40O. approximating TO $3S.U a., .o<
prize, are a,, nm se''"'0
prs nr;ss o. ar ss'"' "pPi'NA""S '-' I.zoO
prizes Of $3.50. approzimating 10 slo.0Ne
prizes Of s2cs. experimenting TO S.cn ooo
prize, are W.
prizes Of $3.50. approximatins to $4,eS CO
prize, are eocoo CIV
pr az,ss OF ar 49, ~p''OAA-' SO
prizes Of 500, experimenting to si-s0 40.
prize. are 40 ~
$3.50 prizes OF $40 are Io.SV
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WILLIAM sATTLER & co, No. l42
W Main street. have Just received aa addition to
their large stock OF Artists Materials Of every de.
scriptiou, faT
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EXPLANATORY.

We learn that misrepresentation have been cir
eulated, with purpose, we presume, in regard to
the course of the ENQUIRER upon the Temper
ance reform. OF late, communications on this
subject have not heen published in our columns,
although perhaps more than the usual quantity Of
selections have been made; and parties, with an
object to our prejudice have forced themselves to
the conclusion that our paper has, suddenly, gone
over to the enemy.
Now, in order to set ourselves right with those
who have honestly believed these statements, We
assert distinctly that We have not at any time re-
fused to publish articles the subject Of Tenn
perance; on the contrary, we have constantly So
licited such communications, and have at all times
! been ready to give them prominent place in the
ENQUIRER; and the reason that such papers are
not now published so frequently, may very prop
erly be ascribed to the fact that they are not
written for us. How any friend of the ENQUIRER
could come to any other conclusion is very strange
especially so, when we defy any one to point
to the word or act of ours which indicateo de-
sire to ''close the door" upon Temperance con-
tributors.
We repeat; that the charge made against us on
this score, is palpably and unqualifedy false.
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THE COURANT.

Messrs ". W. WALKER, JR., & Co., of Colum-
bia, have issued prospectus for literary news
paper, to be called .sThe Courdnt," the publica-
ton to commence during this month. HOWARD
II. CALDWELL, Esq, will be the Editor.
The utter failure Of similar enterprises in our
State will, for time, operate MS a serious him
drancc to the success OF the Courant. This pub.
lication, however, commences with much more
encouraging auspices. We are assured that am
pie means, both literary and pecuniary, have been
secured and placed on deposit, sufficient to render
certain the continuation Of the paper, independent
of its income, for at least two years. Besides
this, the literary tastes and attainments of Mr..
CALDWELL are much superior to the standard of
"literary editors" at the South, and when brought
to bear upon this work-a labor for which he is
peculiarly itted-the result will be worthy of,
and, we doubt not, will of itself achieve an imme.
date and remunerative patronage. We know the
editor, publisher, and propretors, and vouch for
them as we'll as for the corps Of distinguished con-
tribu,ors in the enlistment Of whom they tave
been exceedingly fortunate.
This is praise. worthy effort directed to no.
bic purpose We run no risk in lending hand
to it; and now, let every intelligent citizen who
would encourage Southern literature and who
would introduce into his family n journal of ele-
waited tone ana morals, mark himself down as
friend and patron Of the Courdnt; and we will
saba ,,ooe,ro in recriyinp and forwarding the
subscription price. Read the Prospectus,
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

Tn the letter from Greenville, our readers WILL
recognize the pen of new correspondent. They
are coming to us from oil quarters, and are hll
cozily and heartily welcome. Some of the estao-
lished members Of our corps, however, are rather
intermittent We have not heard from Cher"W
lately !; nor from "Ruby;" nor from our Charles
ton friend, as often as we could wish. Our Char
lotte correspondence has not yet reached u.s.
What's the matter? That letter from Ripley IS
talked.of. Will "Punch" mix up another for us
And has Madame "Weazle" no return to make to
his gallant proposals?
We publish this week, the first number of Sc
ries on the "Physiognomy of Places" The ide"
is n happy one, and we hope to have it ''long
drawn out"
Next week, we will give place to column-iuii
of exquisite prose-poetry from Mr.. GowAN' Oh
Love, Courtship and Marriage" 1t it his best
effort and in its conception, quality of thought
and profusion of sorient pearls at random strung
would make q becoming trontipiece to Fanny
FERNS "Gems."
We were not here, last week, to call attention
to Mr.. EAsr's poem. We trust all our readers
have discussed it, and recognized its many excel
lencies.
What has become of our Arkansas correspor-
don't
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TILE NEW ENTERPRISE.

DAVIDSON, in one of his off hand letters from
Columbia, contributes to the Register the follow
inc touch upon CALDWELL and the Courant' We
again speak out in behalf of this enterprise, and
call for York, too, to de- for it something hano-
some:"
Howard H. CaldsreH and the about-to-he Cour-
ant make an item of unusual interest to those IN
terested in the fate Of our sectional literature Ihe
financial basis, VIC are advised is firm and the
measure therein is not IN adventure which may
blow up within few month, rs has been the ta'e
of others. Will Tour friends reflect that any ap".,
thy, to wait for success, is the necessary cause OF
failure? The Editorial conduct of the Courant
will he, we are entirely assured. such has not
hitherto been brought to that field; and the friends
of the cause may rely upon the ability 1t VII,
bring to bear upon the paper--n our State ana
beyond it, throughout the South, the talents oi
wide circle of writer's have already been secured
and the list is constantly being extended. "Once
more to the breach, dear friends, once more -
The Courant is expected to appear on the Thurs
day of next week, or Mt fartheest on Thursday
the o1st inst We hope much-we trust conhden-
tly. We hope Winnshoro' will make out lne l'st
of subscribers and Fairfield, We know in adVarce'
will do something handsome. So mote 1t be.