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AN uNpRoYITAsLE VOYAGE.

The schooner L. Waterbury 'ap'' .
Swinnerton, Of New York, last july 'io'a'c"
the inspection laws of Virginia, and escaped
doubtless believing Inspection laws were inc
rrca,es, Of ~humbugs. She returned to our
,,or, lac, week. when that ever vigilanl Yankee
hupter. W. Ii. Parker, Chief Inspector, po'nc-
al mon the l.. Waterbury. at this port, and
her Captain Was compelled 10 pay sos line
The L. Waterbury's cargo was about SOD IN
I,mher from Florida. Rather an Improbable
VOYAGE for an "cnterprising" Yankee.
This, .ddsd 10 previous tines, -wei!s The
amount to $4,000, beside the COSTS. recovered
since las, October i;r violations oi inspection
laws.
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TRIBUTE OF

A. ..,r ..- Of JGI... N,uDCr, "f III Ear sri "!' ~
3 II '.r Crrui. G.ur' rf hW. AEi queen cnGIly, h-li ~ y,
,,r,r u.... .u tic ..fl G,v or Ny..uh,r I-a-
Rsn-rt u 'l,r'..l=. -Iuu.r. ID - NE meeting The ns.'A
- AGT.- uiIu, s-g. 81 thi. ..uu:y. for usLy y-aI. /
gugr.F s! il,s bar, ADD moved :h,; yrt.. Richard II r0i-.
U.s HHC,iI,A 20 he Lat...
@. motion nj: hI"N.ntr. hut.e, Robert f0Atti, j. ~
appointed -"cre'lE.
jArrr, ". l-ffi-, ms.rI.Ua ado. Ion OF &c ]'oloeia. ,s
.0Iurou., "uiyh =" .u:..lg,~i All 4 .gS frrEn. sra.a--'
,Npr...sr e "a. h-' aUrrrfsIi.n q! ~ character -.
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l. T. p9.-.. ...4 ..l ,. aa..uG f. = Ir.r. AT.
-, - - 4, H., ,-... n. sr.T A. A. lrr..
-, -. .r.-.- -. r.,rr. m. ...
-. a. .f... s.. - lad ,..n,o,. ....
-, 100 r.o,.,.,. l.. ,t.,..,i ., GlL,a.
=, 80. ..,,. ,
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W. 80
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RICHMOND COLLEGE EuSUTE MEN

! iar.c and enthusiastic i]nr"IiTy Of the
Students u; Richmond College was held IN the
Chapel Saturday morning, November 2rih, Tor
the r.:po-c a! yrISIG.rins the lioprie.y "a or-
.linXlL. ihcrm,l>- inia Il miiltary company.
On motion. ". Il. Whnrtou. "f Culpepcr, VAS
called to the Cha, and VI. +. shadd"ck, OF
CrroIinc, was appointed Secretary.
Tue c',!vcl Of the meeting having been cx-
,laiuri by the Char. several Of the gentlemen
present made eloquent and patriotic addresses,
.Xpr.>.iu: ;lieir devotion ~ Southern Rights,
AMI their readiness 10 engage III ANY honorable
undertaking wiilci! wnui promote the Interests
and .naih,ain the independence of their native
lari.
ia notion, It VS. then
Rr:,irvd, That in view 81 me present aspect
OF a~i!,ir>, we organiI" ours"lyc, into = military
company.
il ~, then murcd that . cornt.ittec al IKE
br. ,prv.jitci 10 Wal, on the Faculty AID obtain
tlei. permission, (Si"!i hcirg required by the
laws oi III. College, a.i III" same committee
10 be- crnp0wcrcd to see Governor Wise Is To
whether ne world furnish ,i:e company with
,I1uS.
Crma,,fc~:-t'. l.. A!ien. q. " ta'i-h, j.
Il. Biniu,i, T.. W. Prince and ". J. P"lndrx.
Ter.
On potion, the meeting then "ti"'i'""i 10
mcc, again Monday Afternoon.
ADrau kSKD MEETING.
The students, favorable 10 the organization
Of the company. re+ossemh!"d Monday, y
O'Clock, =. VI.
Tie Committee appointed n the previous
,ncc,ing, reported that the Faculty had gwen
their hearty consent, ana that Governor Wise
mad kindly agreed TO furnish, the requisite
arms, stating mt the sam. tiunc HAT hr thought
the step highly commcudahle in the students,
and tia; If anything should occur to require
their aid. he would h" smr' Ia give them 4
trial.
Ii vas then moved that the company should
be L,uvwn ~ lie ''Richmond College Minute
Men"
An ~clrc!ion Of officers wos then gone into,
wlic!i resulted in tie following ci,oicr, v!z
Captain, ]. NJ. BIford, PoIiSmnuti'; 1T Liet'-
tenant, =. W. Parish, Caroline; I'd Licuten'
AIT, .. X. Pate, kan>aS: sd Lieutenant, p. t.
Lip>c"fnb. Kin. ami puerri; Orderly Sergeant,
l.. ). la Prad". Powhat'r.
|. WAS ,!Icn muvvc! ,tat the above proceed
ms be rnlli>l.rd in 'l!r lily papers
The meeting. "r motion. llrn aljonrn-';.
The company viii proceed immediately TO
procure uniforms. aud BE- ,!:,cir!i:el .rady
"a: any emergency whl"n May CATS u out
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THREE DAYS LaTER EpnN EuRoPE

!!.Lir.x, Nvr. &o.-Ihc Steamship Europa,
!ro" Liverpool, with dates TO the 18th Of No.
~ve:lnyr, arrived here today. The >t"nmstj;
P>'>n haI arrived at Liverpool.
R"itic,tjOus Il peace were TO be exc .nged
at L uI.l on the 2!st November. France has
issued letter. 81 Invitation Ia a Congress Of
tn. Po"p.- who Signed the Vienna treaties.
aud The tu'ge Italian Powers. The attitude Of
the English and French press ia daily becoming
more Wai!!.e. Ine Times calls on The Empe.
Tor NapoleoA 10 gn' AZ. end TO the prcsent state
Of suspcnSc.
The Congress s. y>yY.:od - nee! st Paris,
but no date is mch,,o.,u.
lac London Society vi Arts mas inaU.urated
q movement for Il great Ambition in 1852.
Napoleon opposes tLonconap..u e : assuming
the rcscucy o, Ccntral ltsiy.
It l. icio,tcd that Ga:iba!di h. resigned the
conf. and of the Army of Cemtr.i Italy, and
joined the ar !tnian Army.
L.vlgPooL. Nov. lg.-Sales. OF cotton 10y the
wees amounted TO j, 400 bales, Including i,-ro
Oh specuiat'on, and i.000 for export. The lower
QUtI,ir> are irregular, and generally over.
Inc sales on Friday amounted to 5000 bales
The market closed dull. Orleans Fair i
M'ddins ., Upland Fur $; M'ddi;ng Is.
III, stock III Liverpool amounted TO il4,ooo
bale, Including 1900 bales of .N'nerican.
The estimated sales on Saturday amounted
to $500 odes The ,uukcl Closed dull
Flour l. G. i,i aud u'tn at 23a2Ss. Wheat was
trtn II all "..N"1c, % 2A2.. early in the week,
bIt,thc mar"sI Closed quiet; ..u Is ID ~ los.
81; white - Ca. Co ~. 81. Corn il dan anu
oterci treel. al sii-htG line; fellow 32s33S;
white "3t5eS. Som. authorities say wheat has
advanced Id. Oh the we'N. Com G,> declined
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POLITICAL.
From the Home Jourpal.l
Il DREAM OF LOVE
pY GEORGE T. oKKIS

I've hal the hear ache many times,
At the mere mention ola name,
I've never woven in my rhymes,
Enough from inspiration CAME;
l, is in truth aholy thing,
Life cherished from the world apart
4 dove that never uics its wings,
Ha. breeds aud nc>,!es in the heart.
That name of melody recalls
iI-r gentle look ana winning Ways
Whose portrait hangs on Memory "a'!s'
In tie fond li-ht 81 other day.
|! iac drclmlani al Poetry,
Rcc.in,n. IN is icatv hp"eI>.
Her bright YES Il the stars / SO.
AMI Y.r sweet scmbiancs in the flowers.
Her anti IS 4 llmnce and grace
The 10y that lighted up her row
Til. >mcc; expression oi her lace
Her iorm-lt stands before mc now
.AuiI can fancy tina, ! hear
rhe woodlands song she used "a sing.
Which stole to my attending ear,
Like the first ha:binser OF spring.
fhe be,h'y Of the earth was hers,
And hers the purity OF Heaven,
Al,ue. ui all her wursi.inpcrS,
Ia NE her maiden Vow we're given.
They hide kuuw the human heart,
Who think Such love with time expires
Oncc h,ndied, 1t viii nc,er depart,
Bat barn through life with al us hres.
We partcd-dnomei no more to meet
Tne blow iell with a stunning power
And We: my pui>c viii strangely beat
Al the remembrance of,t.at hour
Dnt ,,uc and change their hcalins bE"ash'
And wears have passed in securing sIee,
E,, sui alone OF her I've thought
Who's HOW Il nemor!y 10 ine.
There may Lc many vino will icem
luis s'rain a hayward. Youthful! folly.
To DC de:idcd rs a dream
Bprn OF the poets melancholy,
Tn. wealth OF worlds, ii II We're m!ae,
Wuh att t..a; follows in rs train.
IwoalI with gratitude resign.
10 dream that dream o! love agaiG
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w pnRraNT FROM MEXiCt.

The New York Times publishes I despatch
con,a'nius mt,j se"ce from Mexico via Panama,
stating TIA; The conservatives. under Genera
Jordo, defeated the liberals. vi Ter General
CeroE al, 1t Tcp;c on tue Suh INST. killing the
latter and four Lundr>d men. The liberals had
Get L. Miz SIAN. Gen Ceronaao Imprisoned
II, B.. Maje,ly con>a! a Mazstlan, o. account
81 bis refusing 10 Jay u second duty on The
treasure shipped on H. 3. M4jeStys steamship
Cab, 80. capt. Sidney Gr,entall, OF ii. 3.
MJs>t.'> steamship Amethyst, released him,
aud h!ocka.'cd the port, se!zing t"o Of their
sblps loaded With cotton.
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luur obt scrT't.
J. L IUchEE;,
-
Contested sea.s in the United States House o: Rao-
rrsauta.iTas.

rcsentatires.
The IL. <; ii"'Se Of Representatives Will nave
= uuluhrr al c..-- ii contested elections 70 de.
eide upau. Among tie New York delegation,
,nc seat of u..nicl Z. Sicklcs. Democrat. from
the third district. viii he contested by Amor j.
Williamson, American; :ha; Of William 3
Nlacia,. Democrat. from the fifth district, viii
te contested - Philip Hamilton. Republican,
and The seat Of John i. llashiG. anu Lccomp-
ION Democrat, from! the ninth district, will be
claimed by Gourcyucur kcmhlc, regular Demo
crat. Tn, right OF William {. Anderson, oppo.
>il,on. u .rpvcSrn, the fourth d.>t:lc; Of Ken
is XIV will Ice coi,r,>;rd hr james C~nristmaa,
Democrat. 7 b Florence, Democrat, holds
In certificate ot election from the frs, district
"i PENNSYLVANIA, but his right wil! he disputed
by John ". RYAN. liepnhttc,n. =. L. Ea're!i
received a ital"'iiy al :nc votes. and WAS de-
clare! elected, in the first Isl; LOUIS district OF
Missouri bu' fraud Is char..l, and Francis ?.
Blair. Jr, i;'"hl,can. his on onent in tie con-
test, will con'r>' his right to The seat in conSe.
qrc,re Ezra Il. !.rnci,. Republican, the rep
r,srnta,iye oil Ia" ;a'i distir. .: Maine, viii
also l.:,Nr 10 make gou"t !u> claims against the
ch,rccS ~ Alfred ". johnson, Democrat. An
cf'rt viii probably be niiIs to yi,,atr ;hc Bal
ir,sre lection. and, a. usual, the SEES "i al,
most all the territorial d"le-t,,s Wi! tc '"n.
tested
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Correspondence Q; she he!'r:nore SUM-
Ny Nnn. NuA -

The city election taxes place hex, week AID
of course excitcs considerable interest. Mr..
De Pry>tcr Ogden has accepted the nomina'
ton Q: the Wing and American parties for
mayor. There are three other candidates, IN
cialu,l two Democrat liaseme>eran and God.
The hig committee ..as nominated tor corpo'
.:,i,ou counsel EuirsS Andrews, The American
nominee.
Major French. asrn, oi the Treasury Depart.
mcnt lnr The extension u! the capital huii!'n:>.
was arrested oil SATURDAY ~ :. deputy United
S;a..s Marsha! of tins district and taken 10
Washington, where IL j. charge: with being
,~!c.ic;cu, in his accounts.
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DIED.

prr. e DE ~rr,ii"uc. In H. en-. saturday, SoS. .dth.
ats T. Il. NLfErp '. t:tSrlINN ~ IL ath ysaroi
~ rG,.
DLa, g. ., residence Oh Church Inu. IL BieriHoEd. AL,
ar1..,. sGuGas uiEht ,.,th Inst, after = lingering iilDe.s,
CORY Dos u. SCrTuN. .sn u Fr,ur.s '. sutton, Sc %
rh- ~ .r.-Uf ~. AZ. ~, r.lu4- will be !G.rrf-f -
90. f.r.,iy rHryius srorat Zoo Pm. ."unIE -; & r"liu".
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! rmlo<sa! statue Of l!cG:y clay, ;.r the c;i
gems .. Nrw Orleans. has beer rrccmtly cast in
bronze =, the Roya! Erunzc 'onniry IA Munich.
under the direction Of Mueller, 4 t,rrtuan ar;is,
Of considerable reputation III" statue l. -"
woik of an Americas artist. joe I l!":t, vi"
modelled i. at fiorctcr.
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4 p rtion Of the volunteers at ~llarier's Fer
~ will pe armed Wit; bow s.knise> and rrvoi'
veIS, in addition to their regular arms. these
weapons are OF more value in 4 hand to hand
fight ,hao any others known in warfare
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y,Rarxr> Taoors ~ CassrY Rvx.-Ih,

NlE0iNl> Tannr> i! C!!ssEY RrT.-lHe vol.
,,,,.-r co.u...Ly lrou. tic :ouu., .! 8erar'r..
for ,,y,r.l auys pat stationed u: Cher; Run.
la,ir, H,rn criesr,l /, Nariin>hufc. IL 'y-loD-e ,r
~ -: Ter .>,u..i la,; week by Col. Samuel Johnston.
uea!'y IN. "hoic o, The ..ii. r-Ti'.rn. Z: !e.rai -
Bat. SATURDAY,, armed with sHcl. weap''i> Il. The
,-,r q c"', V"ui"riiy gel. From lilv>e assembled abrni
fi.y r:caya !iarmeu Mere dctnl!cd. uiIdcf the c,u-
ammo OF Cr;ta.n George ". Hunter, wrr forthwith
proceeded - Ctgrr, Run. T..o-y troop, r-ii .enn.n
tnrr- NATL after the execution OF Brown. II !, >ra;i-
!yinc 70 see such enthusiasm among OF: r.ople. ana
such determination manifested 20 deie:!G tie soil o,
OF. hvle vod Commonwealth aSuinsI invasion.
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saipWreck and Less Of Lives

Ms ioE., Nov. 30.-A Schooner supposed
To he the Maytiowcr, from Norfolk, was w., ca
c-l near bordeaux ou The sth Of Nov,mt,r.-
.Nll lands were lost.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.
CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIonr> ASSOCIATION

-. . - 49, n ~. II.rnv-r , m,,un.r
: hy i.d"ir''.h h"'''''' ''>!' 20
d: tie ;I'H2'i%i.'n: , u,,,.,. p.r-
E"'":f'd' i'"' W. ~ ~. = ., ,r., \,-,i.rr
y. 81 = .''Gt s':i'"'t," . "a" - -, ..rr.,,! ,:,l..a,
''n-n;'Ist ,i 80 :, II ,r,r y. ,oI.rf,I, ;.r :hc w"iranr.
arr ''" and ",,n .si.,.... =, V.rtnia aud IL. ort"r
H"''.i ga. -. go. b.. -, r,.u,rf and cD.ng.,;,
9'l',S'H ,,'' ~. H. -, I." -, a." ,rt i, n! - dire: 70.
N'> H.. III. ~ o., -" IN. 49, - urI Ont. r..b'. han
III =" '', anal non. ,,,ri.y.u. and o.irc', a;r.!
.I' s ~ n',j%,,a, a,,roe:,r. AID Ic,iif-n.
F,>r';rd. Truf. uryc~;iyl---. luv indirect rr-aIl>
III, y,rih,rn ',,..rirac. AMI attempted G.aiiy
" .,.l, rui wnri,r. on \ ir.inia. an q i-jau'"ff at i"r
.' ..n.iG.r.;j.n and ,n,,r.erioG ii III, S,uIh,rl
49, IL and especially il ,a.-r r-,roct-. 20 SIT: II.
\, PROVING t. Inc World tie ac'."! c%o''''t'"' . ~.
- i,,t--.,r. np.di,uc. md .ruurai loyalty "i orr
,,..,, ..uy,,. i. the Let ,sa, al cHc pI'v!ru- an"
.c,rrly ~iap.,!ri s'or'> rl N"r'hrsr :.h%.'iiri:,.'I
g:.E ,lrir cin.-.rrir>. aided hy al Inst ia'-el"'d a'"'
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Slo,;y Battles in Mexico.

N.M OhlfAN,. Noy. 29.-Datcs i!"'" the
city o. Mexico to the i";h instant, state that
I;,e Cou>umtionaii-is lost At Quarctaro, q eau
pnn a',i i larg. miA:hcr Of prisoners, inc!iiJiAS
u-Ir'a!> Alvarez amd I%al'ia, and an American
"''iS.r. TDc latter i>,cportcd 10 have "een shot
'Sall : the r.u,oustramce OF the British Minis.
ter
~ !he hattie u! Tulsncingo. four hundred
were Killed, and au!i the town burnt. The
Liberals ".ie victorious. 1t is reported that
a cc;upi9'"''s JaA 'a"n proposed between .lus-
re2, Ro"!eS ami N'romon; Juarcl &c he prnvi.
sicna! PieSiden, 81 N,Nico, the institutions Of
1877 to be restored, AID the laws coriiscat!nc
church property TO be s%nnulici.
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J,ccr Y. p.Ma-L-We are y.atinsAiL b.

fu7 able q. stats that jairs l'n,:: - :ha / :. So
orcr.r Court, .Ir... sLc-- 'cs.'.- ."a>Y ,it.oa NJ
Wa-rr s:9u cit, ru"en s,l.2-..ra-, "a ir!- ~ Its
nr,i. T.!- ir.ri> here Hui chew .yr-. H.s - ~ IT,
:.,rr.d "a, 70 e aD.. = i'nSe Washington. Il"
re,.r,l ti.:- ctg y,..,T'iTy a~.'rr"'0u. 80 :: "r- -
l.. r.>il.!g rr 81: H. -n.. pE 80 .'r,v..
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York RIVER RAlLRoap.-Yesterday we accom-.

'lsh ~
r,r;cd member, Of the Board Of Public Work, OIL
n.r. Director, OF the Company. and "th-r gentle
mon. ~, an excursion q. ,r-.rsa.ion ami inspection
81, tin, road. Thu car, III. the Depot At ~: o'c.yrh.
nd. .,nrr-.: Z. 'i!l!!s' ,Tcrh p:.G 81 th.ckai'Y,ai,r:
=, ryar...r. be ,rr>.c! works, arrived n ;lc N:iir
u"u., Il, ialt pat l.. To that point. ! di-t1ilG" "i
- milcs. The r"td j. finished. From 'n,nr, t' We.
f'oinr. = distance II = 'ri.'-' iie fo"I = III sue"
4 state al iurwariilc~s - - lu~iiiy the ~e\trrl!-
t!sn .: unrrtrg the rriuI tho .nirr !snGlh %, If
.Iutr r,y:. .ir., ~gl.a,tis 81; ;.I!r,! = E"" !!!i-
p. the F.nL o.! iIr p.ImHnkry rive. "E"r, ine
"or!,iucr arc busy pI,maII'.r i"- hr ''ft''.t "hiyH
j.. l." spau the r;,rr ~ u. n"i.'. IT, i'u-'n" ~ thr
odIl.. H. wc u.l.r..uu. !. e. - arns' 49," 'c''.
nit win . ir.w 20 g.iD" .Hc .t>>G-, "i -:
IHr y lion oppressed IL. -. ;ncmh'!-o! i' h"..''
"i Public Work. ari otlcr .ru.!"''iru. 49, "''H''
..r' WIKI or own. that c-prs... -" iI.I been iaSeH
{. er'4strtc: tie road II. ~ ag,' nna'.Av'. W. '"N,
l-ycr IN trrN>'.~ II. a.; i.a! uf.'' 81 !"r'"f ana
,ytt.r riii"r. nor pas ]tnl,,hrr u - ""it"r 'h'i'h,i'
Tao r'Ii!trt through which 4 l>.>eN !, .Gr'.."'th
il,ur."lv /" easy and rh.Ip -rtdi. :, .H'i "lei! Wei
-c!'lv'i. "h'h "Ill require tiIUu ;iHi -. VII. ''-t -
It'll. :" krrt < ~ rc!'uIra- the provoruo''H'r i"" CO..
- Grading. "'H!. commanding mur! tonIi.c al" ~
so. ' !, mt-'. "!l! i"'Hrri a. iar,. q: dividend - ATTY
r..i .. lie >;.;,.
Tho :@a l.onr- lie yo,uprny r,muiu.t nj, rhs .crnss-
AIS wrrr sar"t-ik e~mnl"ycG IA rowing :" IN" opp.
III. ~ 4 the riser. H. examine the ,In'INtlri.
wua utlCs ra.s FORKS: i"ohiu. Tor r3c i've P,i.''nh'!
Iuiar!> ~..t:.,I! ~".-".i!l., an% Tor ~. l.tla. l!..'''
%! heir lead and Oh tbs side. t., ,Nur... IL, %"
lriyir. iDr tie construction. g. Il -t.mr-h";' WHAT
uf,>~r,iag wgrEricri :,'.'. the 'rid." :.:ahrr,. ,!""-
.u. 6tirr rolr'- ri interest ah"u, tio :"ar.. "Nd t''''-
i.s ~. -. WHIT !l"l,-"." nn"..; = nal: mlir G"''i
tic river. ~ii.,. oar rru.rr, remember - 81, place
wngrr ,,,r.y Wa>hiug'l. "a ,Iarir. 10 Nnrti'a
Ig-..-. III no.>r ~ wirn tII> c~"Jc'HoEy Ng> pr
fngr!gi 80 banned dos ."iur .y..> past. rNl -,.h-
-a.."n'jy r.i'uilt nl"I ''' -"i"' Foundation. VAL
.ul 'urguyi tic -Irr. r.itln, =, "Ni'!. i"i no.
i..I.,i.. Tl.. nous, stands sin gle ,tN' ir"i. &" jr'
, ..'. It-',,r. Tram - tin.'.' 'Np 'Tf'rtt1 wards,
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JouN u. E"Yp. Sec'r.

IiLRrIT SMITHS X. ,NIIY-A letter IRON the
resident physician al Tie Utica Asylum. dated
the 2l>t, Gays that GcTTit Smith continues to
improve. On the previous evening he slept six
hours continuously.
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senator aud MI. p0,igla- haze - inr Fecnv.
cred from their recent illness a. 20 he able Gn
Saturday last to take an airing in their carriage.
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! l"tt"r from Charlc>town states THAT EII
nun ha> AZ agent there, and offered hroNI
:og hi. clothes and pike, and his c"rtl
at. 4 their ""uuincncS>.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE

tDLt Nnll, NV. , .-Thu Legislature me- M
MonG.N The ,."vcrnor'> Message rnlars
Grizzly Va >ratr affairs. he recommends. "a
ra>c al 'hr election of = Republican Prr>rt"at
a cooperation oi the South in ictcn,cOf SpUth.
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.,Ts trIoE WANTED As r.ACHhH.-

- \ Virginia !,fy o. three !ei:s sJCce"!.l shpeI''".ts
f.. te.'a. he y.r!aG. hrauries o! :n EGsl!sh sdlsAGoh,
-IsH-- "a ,uuifton In q family, ar to take charge oIs W.
school. Tie most Eespe table rsi.re !. sEr,G,r -
at res, ,ls;iEs paT!cc!Ir, joins " liiIn>sn'NN
TOT .sa'!on, friLce william county, VI Ella
Nov xS-sGs.s
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A OF WASAlNGTO

New YogE, Nov. Washington Irving
died at his residence, at lrvins;o:., last night
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session. The rope with which Brown i to ne hung is o.
exhibition a. the Sheriff. Office. III, made Of south Caro-.
liza Z ton
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p,nrL,>r. Nov. 29.-Ihe> steamer L ,hcmian.
from Lrvyrrcol. w.tn ai,iccS 10 the i'itn INST,
arr va lIac i:ii> evening az H5".
n. steamers Europa and tlammonia ~
rived aut Oa the l%tI. and the tngio-shS"u al
, 1859-07-01
S1EmAcooN, June eth, 1859.

S1EnAcooN June eth, 1859.
In the last issue of the Pioneer and Democrat
I notice charge made by Warren Cove against
Col. VIM. II. Wallace, of having dishonesty OBJ
tained coat from Kanaka, by some quirk Of
the law or otherwise; and knowing that the same
was done to prejudice the voters of this county
and the people generally against Col. Wallace,
feel it my duty here to state that the coat re-
ferred to by Warren Cove was purchased by me
for Col. Wallace, and paid for; and furthermore,
that he Warren Cove acknowledged payment
for the same in my store, in presence Of Vim. NJ
Kincaid and d. o. Stevens.
Mr.. Cove farther charges Col. Wallace with
having given discharge for the whole term Of
service to member Of his company who had not
served but three days; and, having told citizen
of this place that was the person alluded to,
here state that never have received discharge.
Col. Wallace positively refused me discharge,
on the ground that did not serve my full term.
PHILP KEAcH.
, 1859-07-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

SXTEEN CLAIMS IN THURsToN AND
y. Pierce counties for sale-The undersigned,
% the ogent Of Others he's for sale sixteen land claims
In this and the adjoining Counties al Of Whish are more
Or ess improved and some under high state Of cult.
vation Among these claims are several that are admir-
exceed for fertility on The Pacific coast Some q them
are donation claims Of $40 acres and othe preempon
claims Of leo Payment will be taken IN cattle o.
money, at prices ranging from 600 70 5000.
Parties having Farms Tor sale will dad h 70 their In
teTest 70 intFnst them 70 the undengned; be being
probably better acquainted with the country than any,
fact has induced many In plult of claims 10 apply 70
- THOMAS DEAN,
leaf Oakland Fam, Pierce County, VT.
, 1859-07-01
A TENDER sPOr.
10 he Editor efas Puget SQUAD Hsmla:

10 the Editor Of The Puget Sound Herald:
d CLALN County, June 7th, 1850.
Inotice in the Pioneer and Democrat Of Nay
9Th this remarkable language. The editor Of
that inedlGGble paper, descanting upon the dis
astrOus effects to Gov. Stevens Of discovery Of
the monstrous abuses which the Governor allowed
in his staff officers, and which appears to have
boon the main obstacle to the payment Of the
war debt says: "Strange indeed that such is
not the state Of parties in Oregon"
The reason is quite obvious. The candidates
before the people there are not in any way charge
able with the abuses pointed out by the Third
Auditor. Indeed, they had nothing TO 90 with
the management Of the trOoPsor raising supplies.
But here ]. ]. Stevens was cOmmander-in-chief
and bad nothing whatever to do but to appoint
persons to ONCE, overlook all their doingA and
remove them at pleasure from otice. They were
entirely under his control and instructions, and
all they did had his approval. And there Is no.
thing unusual or surprising that he should be
held to fair and just accountability for his Of-
cial conduct The people, at . moment Of trial,
placed their persons and property at his disposal
They now see that while they were wading in
snow, or climbing logs and brush in the dark
retreats Of the murderous savage, q lot Of staff
officers, from the rank Of Colonel to 18th Lieu
tenant were devising means BY which good
speculation could be made. The real abuses of
coprse Dever saw the uoht Tb;s co,,h;,.,;on
' - - - "N..I.S-.- ~. OOc
Ot men nAvmg everything IN tneir own hands,
and all passing under the supervisory eye Of L !.
Stevens, thousands Of dollars could have been
used and charged 10 services tb.t rovo- ~.
s..s ~. s.su \, y s:@..,- :. -s'e. W.