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PERSONAL.

The Manchester {N. IL) american learn, that
me usually sound and excellent health OF
franklla Pierce, who our renders will rcmc1a.
bcr was President Of tue Emitted Statss fev
years since, suddenly gave way on the morning
Z" c1ec'1on day, thus unfortunately lcpriying
nm OF the opportunity Of manifcstiug Lis
| e'i"Icc between Douglas ind Brcckinridgc for
! tae Presidency. The -4naericun, however. fs
happy to learn that Ills disease took 10 favor
ablc 1um that the next morning he WIS aNout
town, as well It's usual
Capt. Berry, of South Carolina, is a fierce
patriot, AZ can easily bc seen from tho remark
hc made: II would rather he hung in South
Clrolia,' said he, THAN die natural lcat|, il,
any other State
Samuel Ellsworth, Jr, young gentleman
admirably qualified for the position, says tbc
lafayette Journal, has been been appointed
Conductor on the Chicago i Cincinnati Ex-
press train, In place Of Geo. Rogers, who has
resigned his place to go into other business.
Mrs. Frances D. Gage delivered tcmpe-
rance lecture, at Empire Hall, on "Wednesday
LIST. The effort Of the Indy is very highly com.
Ientlcd.
The New York Day Book, upon What nu-
thoFity is not stated, denies that Gov. Aiken l.;
opposed 10 secession. On the contrary, be IL
strongly in favor Of that measure. Gov, Aiken
owns thousand slaves, and the man who Ia.
fnch an interest at stake weuld naturally be
supposed 10 be for the Cnion.
THO Minute Men, Of jackson have or
dcfed ten thousand copies of an abolition arti-
Gle from the Chicago bznocruf, 10 be- epublishcd
for diarlbudon: When these patent defender
Of Southern rights get to work. circulatine
such inccndiary matter, they NAV lind them.
selves aTraIgnod before the GRIND Jnry assuch
ton Of our excellent State 1aw.-Teks6uru
IFhN.
Mr. Bloomfield, Of the firm Of Bloomfield &
Steel, New 0rlcans, informs the Delta that the
aarpcr Brothers arc unjustly trcated by the
Charleston book houses; that, on the occa-
don Of q recent visit made by him to New
fork, thu publishers In question unqualiGedly
cpudlated the principles Of the Black Repub- !
lcan pattyIt4nd any connection With that of.
'solz4tlon' ~. 49,:
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THE WHOLE ARGUMENT.


Tic Chicago Times, in its yesterdays
Issue, enters upon IN explanation Of the
| deeds Of yiolence-lynching, banishing
tarring and feathcring-now common in thu
! Southern States, as practiced upon persons
suspected Of northern political leanings
It says:
The nature Of slaye property Is such that 1t can
be sasily excited to violence and blood BY the tam.
%ho feay do do tanpet With slases s % and 20 sefioaa
aid alarming are the consequences Of men inter.
mrdd.ing. that In times Ut agitation and excite.
nsn, Wien ;he lives Of ho1e Communities arc At
an.l so,netlmes lawless and unjust measures arc
taken 10 avoid the evil
Why then, NC ask, is it sought to spread
Al evil Of so alarming a nature over new
territory: This is exactly the issue on
which the Republicans triumphcl in the
recent election. This is exactly the qucs
ton propoundcd 10 the people Of the United
States by the Chicago Convention when
Lincoln and Hamlin were placed in non,i-
nation. If 1.-THE nature Of slave property
us such that it can be easily excited to
violence and blood By the tamperinss Of
the inccndiary," why in the name Of his
tory, Of reason, Of common sense, is it
sought to extend slavery to Kansas Or New
Mexico? Why is it sought TO allow it TO
extend itself thcrce If South Carolina,
Alabama and Texas are built upon vol
cano liable to scatter death and dcsolation
1T any moment, why should VIC permit
Arizona OF Nebraska to erect their social
systems on new volcanoes, to upheayc The
continent at some future day?
Forpuslling steadily forward to the co,,-
summation Of tho sole purpose Of stopping
tho growth Of this dangerous and ;nflam-
mahlc element, the Republican party has
becn reviicd and denounced, to the extent
of its ability, by the Chicago Tines. Hav-
ing elected a man 10 the Presidential Office
who is committed to this wise and bencfi-
cent work, and to nothing more radical, the
Tines justifcs The crime of disunion as a
remedy, not for the evil, but for the good
tha, has been accomplished! Isthcrc any
thing more utterly wild and Incompetent
siblcs 1t is admitted that state OF society
prevails at the South which makes mol
law necessity, to preserve the whole So
clal system from confagration and
ruin. Il will be admitted, We
that neither mob law nor
any other Law, can perfectly insure
l. structure SO compounded Of the elements
If sclfdestruction. Wise and careful men
may so manage Il powder magazine or a
steam boiler that it shall not explode and
kill everybody within hundred yards ofits
circumference; hut magazines do explode,
ind boilers do burst, and slaves do cut
:lcir masters tlroats, in spite Of tho most
Satclful vigilance. What shall be said,
hen, Of the statesman, the politician, tic
'uhlic teacher, who seeks to extend, or to
lllow to be extended, an institution wholly
'aneful, unjust and injurious in itself,
which carries in its bosom the weapons of
ucll terrible havoc to the people among
yiInnl it exists?
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T Henry 4. Wise has n

- Henry 4: Wise has written another let
ter. He concludes thus:
Tin tue question Of peace or var il defined
|, Jet Virginia and every Southern or SLAVE Rtafe
nare 70 no federal re2atioas .a:&h Black R<pu6icon
Aates-n peacc, return to aatu quo; If war.
In the meantime organize actively commit.
tees Of safety, md ann and eoufp corns t,, ~
Minute Men. Don't delay a moment, Arm n
, 1860-11-30

FEMALE EoxEEs-Some Of tue earliest TO-
ticcs IT boxing: u,atcl1cs upon record, singular
" enough, toUk place letwccr co1uba,ant% OF
the fair stx. III Il public journa. OF 177e.., iu1
instance, w fina 'lle following :::l.e Vi battle
thrown down a,lsl acecptcd: ''Ci.1ilep.e-.I,
Elizabeth Wilkinson, uf Cicskc,lwell. hayip..
had sulne words with Hannah Iyhc!l, aud rc.
'lnirin5 satisfaction. ~ invite her TO meet me
'.ls'n ihc stage, and there hox ,ne tur thryr
:;u'ny'<, each woman holding halt crown il.
c'sc, saIna, and the first woman that tlrors tls
money IL losr the battle Answer: L Ilall.
nan lyhcld, "f Ncw:sate Market, lcarin. u
the re:olutclcso nf Elizabeth Wilkinson, viii
.;"t - fad, God Killing, 5ive her moro L1pvs,
,1a'l words, desiring home blows. and from,
hcr no ia'or; slc may expect 4 good tl.u1up-
!nS. iAc halt crowus in the hands was m
';n,scnious device to prevent scratchinys.'-Dr.
, 1860-11-30

"A friend who saw Norman Ward a couplt.
81 Jays ago 1T Prairie du Chirn informs u,
,nat lle WAS ready fora trip up the river viii,
us acs.bOat, as soon l.: tits itc had for::.u sui
neishtiy fos Ills purpose, and was w.itiE.. iul-
lstlel'!y ior ihe day to Observation-Disclosures D4Ey
, 1860-11-30
Sore.

/ S0FCs
The Democracy Of Fulton county seem I,
oe quite sore over their county victory: it VA
!oe 81 Mucn ot victory after all, it seems. ]
IS true they have, in Fulton COUNTY. carried al
!ncar county Offices, and have i majority or
Inc State aud electoral ticket but in securing
Ine result they have lost Tazeweli county. mi
rork. "-'' >tA'N II 'S1'1
The Canton Register las been down m .om,
,,iu,euapels ,i,s OF Inc Lewiston court house ciiaue
nke T. thousand of brick, accusin. Eli. Sayrr
the Circuit Clerk, Of datiu: back Naturalization,
papers Ito klyer accidents" Unon fh;s
s.l'rye Sayre waxeth Indignant, and sw,:,rs m :
= warrant for the arrest OF VIM. L. Avery. Fl.
ls"r, Alpkeui Davidson and Henry L. Sirt',f1
l'r"pr'ctor> of the Canton Etgider, upon fh,,,
charge Of lihcL Brother Avery and % Nn,tr. .,.s
Davidson and Nicolett were carried beforr y
''''s:l'!s'itc in Lewiston one day last week m
on 1ic charge, and bound over tt, cpurf In s:Is,
bn:a, Zach Lewis W. Ross, defeated cand;.
date for Lieut.. Governor. pettlfosvlnr the rase
n:,alnst them. Brother Avery infur,ns us that
nc was not handcutitd, for which favor Lc
oaSnl 10 oe grafetuL-e7'sles5ury Democ,ut.
A SAD sroR1.-Wc gave q few fav. ,co
some particulars i'll reference to the death 0fa
Miss HAl by an accident on the Loujsvi,le
New Albany and Chicago Railroad, at Green,
castle. According to ler own statement h.
~'~ |"eA N4-"ttAs SA4N htAo u IEAl4e1f OF NRW T.,
bany- She had gouc to Kansas with \ ynun.r
man With promise Ut marriage from him a..
ter being with her some weeks Ir ,lrs"r,r.,
ner' aud left her among strangers entirely ,le-.
titute of tue means OF Subsistence. Narnraiiv
shc concluded to return to her old home ln:1
haa no money with which to ret anytl,in. Il,
eat OF pay railroad fare. She had it,,,l. hcr
way back toward New Albany rs fur Id Grre,,-
castle, where she met her death by gcttitc On
TO trains when they wcre about TO starf and
riding as fur rs the conductors would hermit
hcr to 50 without paying fare. 1t tic tIjtit.r.
ent stations where she would be nut Off shc
would beg something to eat, and thus man
;aged to subslst on her journey. Between Tcrrr
tiante and Greencastlc she made one sto1t-
ridins with one conductor is far as Brazil md
with another to the crossing Of the New Ajh,-
ay and Chicago with the Terrc IIautc and In.
dianapolis Road. At the Crossing Station
nst before the train started for New Albanv'
'le got OF the station platform, walked aron,13
he rear end Of the train and rot On the front
platform Of the rear car os tho train hcosn ~
move. The result Of this movement was s..;ran ~
u the paragraph Of Saturday. When removed
9 house, where she WIS made a. comfo1to.
dc az possible, she told the story Of hcr inra
md desertion, and expressed no regret at ths
that she had no desire fo
I've, and that death was not IN unyc1comc r;s.
journal.
, 1860-11-30
CARPETfMCS.

Have hanI and offer for sale of tho,r ou, ,ro-+
oH sna OF t,e beat domestic The 1hrEf4
t w, uesi assortment IN the SurtlweRt OF Medallion
9SI3i1 Err: Fine Ingrain Cotton and Wool
rn mona DaEch scotch nempA Felt Venetian, Taperry
frsatssf rarsty, prices and pattcrns comprising thu
nesI and most desirable ever before
poasfbia nFicel ~' ~%'~5 ~A-' -" ~" '~"!'"
, 1860-11-30
OIL CLOTHS.

a. these W. o6er large and un13vallcd assortment
- regards quality style Or price Of English ant
snaI yards an tMo yazis xle. ut prices nom thrca
nnSn XII TO stx siHgs per yard AlEo. Heavy Sheet
W Clothx twelve ftct eighteen feet and twenty fur
rect ~tdr 1t prizes sn tour ten ~iiIlnss per ya
Aso-!ahie D Cloths Ia Iattrrus and by thu sarl. auL
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MATTlMcS ANn Rt,ce

Cocoa Matt'nSs for Otacrs Churches yesttbues. Sr.
straw Mating hos' white and cheeEesi one :ncai,a
- sna a,halI yards wide: Mosac Vel
n1usn Adslae and she-pski1 Mats ol tha
, 1860-11-30

Ills Inauguration will commence new cra-a
career Of new and wonderful proRress-in
which all sectional jealousics will bo merged,
aud the popular heart elevated to higher and
nobler aims, and all our great interests Of com.
lneFco and agriculture advanced to dcgrcc
surprising even the hitherto unparalleled pro-
gress OF the country. I will not believe that
This American Union is to be dissolved. l
have too much faith in the people, In the Con-
stitutlon, 10 freedom und humanity to believe
any such thing. Before such m event shall be
consummated, South Carolina and the pollti-
clans who hare tritled, and clustered, and
threatened, will find out tue spirit of III is not
1lnally extinct, and that there Is IN awful,
fftghttul majesty In IN upriscn people. Loud
applause.1
1 rejoice With uspcakabIc toy in this great
victory, because it tells us how good 1t Il to
stand up for the right. We can recollcct when
We were denounced as ab0litionists, and our
uamcs cast out us evil, for the uttcrancc OF the
most patriotic aud naply sentiments, but true
to our principles and our country, We have
lived to sec that feeble minority become ma
jorlty, and truth, liberty, and the right glori.
ously triumph And I say to my Republican
friends tonight, your triumph is great because
you have elected the man President who dared
10 plant himself with feeble majority Oh the
side OF truth. lApplause.l You rejoice be-
cause you yourselves have dared, for the sake
frrinciplc, to face the fl,sc epithcts Of nboli-
N4NN4Ak3s 24!Q l EtAU u
say have found 1t to be true, that if u man
plants himself on truth and tue right, aua with
1esolutc aud unfnlterins purpose pursues it.
time uild patience are only required to briu:.
tue = American 1; people to adopt It, and to r.
loud appl,use.]
| soy to my young friends, stand up for the
r4gat. lyon would be on the strong side, ts
ou me right side, for even III politics ini.luity
has It's punishment. Example, Stephen i.
nouSlas: 10 E Laughter and appIause.] Virtue
lApPlause.] Be on the right side, and l tcll
you God has Implanted in the human heart the
1ose ol Liberty, and the hatred Of oppression.
tell you the people Of free State will vulc
ior i,., ifee labor and free Territory just nau
raliy az the water flows downward or the
spa1ks " upward. [Applausc.] tell you it is
sure as II God had written it III flaming Dire on
yonuer sky that the party in this country
which p1nces itself On the -imn,utahlc priucis.
pies Of human freedom. will triumph over all
the opposing powers Of ehvc domination aud
slave extension. loud applause, and the
crowd rose to their feet aud gave cheer after
chcer for the Governor elect.1
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but In val4 shall bc this invocation If the
uo,sc9.anmehtis 20, = poEerlcss to suppress treason
~; snu u !hs Suggestions Of tlmidity and COW.
',1a,'s saAt rt!!s our national councils. Zap
rcreat, that so firm is my belief In the in.
teSrlty, n tue purity. Of motives, IN the ratri-
1tlsns or. Mr. Lincoln yea, believe there Is a
rroyidence iu it, aud that Sir, Lincoln wa
Ellsod up for this crisis, as Washington wa
Of the hexea d. J." from all part.
, 1860-11-30

- II Z
g; THE NORTHWEST
PRODUCING ITS OWN WINE.
!: A Great Want Supplied,
+ pure Wine OF delicate flavor ,,,a,.s
ps1no;nan M superior to m;st "f s6e bh -. ~ ax-,
dss.. aa y Ut % %s1nntry. l. now being proiaes Ss - .s'
S'aa"sEaaT VARIETY Of RHussas.
M.."n.t IT,. ordinary tr,r -,yrct -,
W. LII. ''c'- ~ an Alternative and asars
and t, c.s ,..as ~ '":-tP.1.x ~ liz t,w.:
us.nS Win tlE k.r;l' i c:tr, &" "'''s- -'s
(. eo1o at manufacturers ?trr. by
mrDa. re,vc1itt,ss,' i j., H. kEED e., co q. chIs,t
s TOY We 20 I1sil
40 D1"se1stss Grocers and Hardware
Merchants:
ts merits of the jussiy eslebSassa ea''"'s
- L. GAUT1EIk tS cox
Carburet Of Iron
STOVE PoLrz-
y. =: G. CO, being ths most extensive f,r.,s.
EsT EnssaTic;rs' fxBs hka u t Il 1tet IT.: s,,r oy
t"cd stove its:. tbs ..,i,.,.;.:rs ot w;. !hr ah,n
ot:.ef conroundS now In nsr. are: '''' "s
hot nn!y reln3Ses nnt Prevents Ersy Wilt the ~,
lace = .ht Injured By the art.u of liz. r,t,i
neai ln!lke most other artc'ca IN i.r it i. sn;,,
lnn5er and produce mere br:tutiii,i hs,i,. vii,
Aa.! te laooF than three Of any ol,ef l,,w /. u,r
beware Of tn'itat!ons Sold every where ~ III -.
eissA DsncE.'s GruceEs and iiarlxasc me1cu.!t, ''
J. II. JOHNSON,
sole Agent for tho manufactures No. . State s,,..
calcAcc ILLINOIS
r.: LAxpoS. Agent. .onau,.,m
FUR u ANUFACToky:
c. M. SPEARS, Ja..
y. Go a. H FER zoo
Wholesale and Retail! Dea.cr. In
Il q 3. CARS AND FuRa.
HEAR AND WOLF ROBES. &c,
90 Lake Street, Chicago. III. Az
taE Trade that they are In receipt ef a., I
tata .SsostMs9s Q. ~ good. IN their Lie oc;l:s:
s . l. L1D1F1ED MILK.
Sugar Of MIX.
A'aeent GFoata and harley, Ht.cotinc.
Fnrina, Arrow Root, 0as Heal,
Tap1oca, Sage, Rrona, Chocolate, d..
ALLoF THE HEST QUALITY.
Nay % fund At GALE. BROTHERS.
Family r5's;ss,,p;iSn Z: s,'p! IN, st.re.
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rzLEGRAArs.
FROM RrRnPR

L.
ST. JOINS Oct 29.-Fhe steamship Fulton, with Eu-
ropean advces 70 the 18th, passed Cape Race, yester-
day.
The NeapOihn Princes have ordered renewal Of the
attack upon Garibali's position at Capua.
Il s asserted that great CONSERVATION prevails IN the
cabinet Of Turin account Of the Russian and Prus
sian Embassies having united in formal protest against
the Sandman invasion Of the PApal States
LATER
CHINA.
The allies bad attacked the Tartar-Chnese camp, and
the Chinese hed in disorder. grand attack on the
Taku forts was to be made the 18th August by the
allied feet.
Emanuel entered the Neapolitan town Of Gulannover
amid great enthusiasm. hazzin has refused TO leave
Naples. The whole Venetion shore was being armed
and connected with electric battery. vote an
nexation was to be taken in Sicily on the 2lst.
The Russian Ambassador viii demand bis passports II
no attention Is paid the Russian Prussian protests
The rebels 10 China had attacked Shanghai and were
repulsed. Trade was stopped.
LIvERPoOL-W ednesdAy.-The Cotton Market Monday
and Tuesday closed with upward tendency and Lilo
ais higher than on Friday. Flour dropping. Wheat
partially higher closing with an upward tendency. Corn
quiet aud generally unchanged. Provisions quiet. Con-
sols 92 Ss92 rs.
Cotton-Sales the two days, $4,000 bales. Holders
demanded an advances Flour bad declined Sd. in some
cases Wheat advanced la2d, particularly red Western
southern white lfs. Corn quiet yellow SOS. 6daSIs
white 39saiOs. Resin dull &C 5s I'D ass 3D. Turpen-
tine arm at Sis. Cd Sugar steady Rice quiet Coffee
quiet.
TIE TcutOnic, AngO-SaxOn and Adratic bad arrived
out
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

Tax STEAMSHIP YoEKrowS.-We have already ar
nounced tho resignation Of Parser Wm- Smith from
this favorite steamer Of the Richmond and New
York lue and uoE have TO record the withdrawal Of
Cbief Engineef, VIM. +. Wright who has accepted the
position Of Chief Engineer the steamship CahaWLa
plyi0g between New York, Havana, and NeW Oteans.-
The pursers place has been very vel supplied By the
appointment Of Jack Smith, who has held that Office
the steamer jamestown, since her addition TO The
line and has discharged al the duties Incumbent upon
him 10 a satisfactory manner. But it viii be more diff
cult We appreheud TO ind Chief Engineer whO COM
blues as many qualities requisite for such responsible
position as those possessed By Mr. Wright lie has ac
quired thorough experience in the ART Of engineering,
aod By hs faithful devotion his duties, always spir
ed the utmost confidence among the passengers, Who 20
great extent entrusted their lives 20 skill and care
Me- Wright, by his genial disposition bis integrity, AMI
uuiform pOeuess acquired the respect and esteem Ct
numerous acqusnnccs in this city, weose regret az his
transrence another sphere OF duty can only be dm-
in-hed by the reflection that he promotes his Own vel
fare by the change. We unite with them in Nshng him
unb0undsd prosperity.
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University of Louisiana.
~ N u.oA Al 'v,Vf aNr

INuE LECTURES In this Department will commence the Sc
oond MONDAY Of November 1890 and continue until the FRS
1onday OF April 1851 They vii embrace the various branches
Of the Civil Law the Common Law and Of Equity ADMIRALTY
Commercial INTERNATIONAL and Constitutional law and the Jurs-
prudence Of the United Lectures vii be delivered by
four Professors:
Hon THEODORE H. MccALEB IL D. Professor Of Admiralty aud
ent rnaional Law.
the Law Of Evidence
CHRIsTTGH ROsELIUs, III D., Professor OF Civil law
AfRED HENNEN Professor Of Consiu ona and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city United has the advantages which New Or
leans possesses ready perfect requirement Of the Mod
ern Lang Good Oad be obtnee cheap here al In
any other large city In the Union
All must be addressed 10 the Dean Of The Pacu
~ AT Mes Creams RkNDELL HUNT,
aul5-3m Dean OF the Faculty.
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BALroaE Oct - Flour ~ lower; Howard street. ohio
AMI City IS 50 Wheat active but deu Red lslSis
white lO GS Corn cents lower; Nel3W 90 g Abiie
J8 Povons quiet but STEADY Mess tok tls 50 Conee
ars. whlAky dull az cts.
YOEK Oct a9St,eks better New York Centras ST. Vas
sE. Nos "a Cotton drm. four steady AMI unehAnged.
higher Corn upward hut not quotabls changed
PORK hru; 80 y; Prime Sli 81 Rio Coffee iSA0i4A
Sts Turprniine Ss&t sin The Stocks at the Second
Board are higher, Nifsi IA 6s Slg Mossour,s 76h
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select Roardimg school for Girls.

Number OF BOardefN IiuItu 10 Itn'
PROPOSE open silence In Fort Royal Va, on The
FIRST Monday In october, sGN Boarding S3ogiOr Gtf
Th house ample and appropriately furnbed and he g will
DC wholly under family discipline and domsc influence and
slrsnt The CUHSs si0n will be Eesuar and systema.-
TO- embracing English Classical and Mathematical Depart
lnents with Modern Languages and branehe. Par
VcuAr attention VIII be pal " the FcA language and fsrd-
tre and facilities for instruction In Au0c thand
notwithstanding everything, $685. payable one third upon
entrance third iSt Of January, aad onerd 18th April
Drawing, Painting and Music OF Professors prices.
Thankful for the avor5 received from THIS community
during an years Teacher In their midst
up when resigned former school 1887 am now
begin agar under renewed auspices and with
enlarged facilities and experience, h1moy hoping by tsuy
diligence merit that confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon
For = circular and particulars apply TO -
ToftR Row Caroline.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

DOMESTIC TRouBLEs.-John Hughes, a returned Cali
foruian was arragued before the Mayor, yesterday,
charged with beating his wife, Mary. Mrs Hughes tes
tilted that her husband home drunk, Friday night
a. late hour and be had treaied her roughly on sew
era previous occasions when he under the influence
Of liquor. she reJreaed 20 a bed adjoining her
chamber, and locked the dOac. Hughes demanded ad-
mi,tance bui she made no reply. De then kicked pan
Ell oat OF the door, entered the rOO and after vbrug
her about threw himself upoa the bed Next morning
he endeavOred dissuade her from applying for peace
warrant alleging that whisky" and not hlmself had
broken the panel Of the door, etc The Mayor rquir
Hughes give security for his good behavior He is al
rraoy under a recOgnizance 10 keep the peace Mrs..
Hughes applied the Circuit Court for divorce about
three weeks ago.
Jonathan W. WilsOa, professor Of the veterinary art
also before the Mayor yesterday charged with NAL
treating bis better halt. Mrs Wilson forward and
after rcctng her grievances burst into Hood OF pe1rly
tears which affected the sensibliues Of the NsyOr
that he instantly required the accused 70 give security
for his good behavior and warned an Wieoeaers that If
they did dessl from their inhuuauiy be would
cse the discretionary power invested IN him. by sending
them 10 the chain gang
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TIE EScANPNEsr.-COl sherEin MeRae, the Com
mandant BY election, Of the fifteen cavalry companies
which are 70 encamp the Hermitage Fair Grounds
the sth Of November has Just issued his general or
ders in which the regulations Of the occasion are pre-
scribed In remembrance Of Of the mos, iustriOus
lenders Of Virginia cavalry in the days Of the Revolu
ton Col MeRae directs the Camp 70 be called Camp
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sSEli-ANSUAL WAsHISG.-The 6remen connected with
the Richmond Fire Association, bad their semilnuual
washing yesterday afternoon in accordance with law
After trial Of the engines the members repaired 10
"Our House" and tried the contents Of bowl hed With
brandy punch. Eafabes Of various kinds also pro-
vided aud sOeiable half hour spent round the fs
tive hard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
NEEns YEILA1los-Ili IS sLrange Dbl. the trasees Of

the First African Church should have allowed that build
Ing remain so long without proper ventilation. The
importance OF ventilation IN every building obvious
% require demonstration, and the citizens Of Rich
mOnd, apart from the congregation which assemb
regularly the African Churcb unfrequenty exposed
20 the discomfort and usaiubry produced by deficient
ventilation when they meet for any purpose, within that
edhce it is due 70 them that should invite the a.
tenon Of the the subject and suggest that
the dssiderass be accomplished AT very moderate
OUTLAY.