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"a :. ". FRAY SER
" APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST

IL !. w. FRASSER-
N4 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST
AZ 18th street, between Grace aud Broad,
In RIcHaoNu, VA,
Keeps constantly On hand a weIl.se!ected stock
CINFs. CHEMlChLS. PAINTS. OILS, DYE
STqFFS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ALCO-
H0h, Bo RNING FLUID, GARpTN SEEDS,
ever kind TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS Of
various brands, all the popular PATENT MEDl-
CINES of the day-every thing, in fact. usually
found in DRUG srOREs-whch will be sold on
the NEST reasopable terms; Also, POLLARDS
NERVE AND BONE LIEIMENT.
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and carefully
comI ounded, at all hours OF the DAY and NIGHT.
j. W. FRAlSER,
ApOthecary and Druggist,
my Its Hth, betw cen Grace and Broad SITS.
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u u ) % NJ T. \ 4 A n ID 4 Il $.
Just received
One Lot BOSOM EXPANDERs,
which very useful
IN keeping the bosom smooth
and enables you to wear a shirt
49, much longer without being soiled
Ihey are especially adapted TO young men o.
narrow and contracted chest "
For sale cheap by N. WALKER K CO..
Corner Nj nd sts
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1~N iSNP u
kXPt DlTiOUS. COMFORTABLE
:. ,,zss.asa,s..,s- ,ro TRAyEiERs 1890

- r sf.sEssssssas1.. TO THE NORTH-lO OU.
sAsF .Sk--Ss NORTHERN GENT TRIAL
Baltimore. iaily, Except SUNDAY, : al s 80 a NJ,
and at 20 F. M, for Niagara Falls flare only ten
dollars.l Buffalo. OweFo, Oswego. Toronto, Ham,
Iltun, all parts Of Western New York and Canada
for Detroit, Chicago. Cincinnati, st Louis. and all
parts OF he West, Northwest and Southwest,
Travellers can 20 10 Detroit Chicago, Miwau-
kie, No, via Niagara Falls, at the game cost as BY
any other route.
A new route to New York is now open BY this
Road, via Harrisburg and jersey City, With only
one change of cars. Fare So. Take the $50 NJ
train and go through by daylight over frst-class
Roads and throug a beautiful country. Try it,
A- Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
JAS. T.. CLARKE, Sup't.
II. RTGNEy. MINT ia
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syx CHINA AND GLASSWARE AT
81 COST-REM0VAL Or SCHAtP & co s
- ELEGANT STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS
VI WARE AND HOUSE ,FURNisHi Nc
NBR OF BROAD THIRD ST5-As we wee
compelled to give possession OF our store IL the
Traders Sank on the 22d of June, and conse-
quentiy have still q very heavy stock on hand, we
concluded to sell for few days at cost, and re-
quest cali of all housekeepers IN want of aepEime
article at very low fisure. Our supply OF DIM
uer, Tea and Chamber Sets. Silver Plated, Alhata
Brittania, Japanned and Block Tin, Ware Bird
CAGES, Carriages. and thousands of other articles
useful and ornamental is complete and as fine as
in any establI 8 hme mt in this city. Call inmedI-
ately st SCHAAP Il co.'s. cor Broad and Sd SITS.
p kEEsEE a PARIS IMPROVED
AAjSTONE- WARE FRUIT JARS, with Cork
49, Shoppers, Air Tight, for Preserving Fresh
w Fruit. Oy sters, Mince Meat &c. We have
a very large assortment Ct the above superior
Jars, Of all at very low prices, at our roite
~. corner 18th and Cary streets.
KEESEE & PARR, Manufacturers.
lls G. AsSN ARE--Comprlsing Gobets,
kEfiTumbers, Wines, ChamPagnes; Decanters'
IffG Preserve Dishes, Fruit Bowls. Spoon Hold
VII ers, Lemqnades; Lager Beer Glasses, Glass
Tu6es, Salt Cellars. &c, for sale at the China
Store of T. A. BULKLEY. 1877 Nj ain street.
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TOAL.-Ou hand fall supply of
~ MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, AVERAGE
and SMITHS COAL
ALSO
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE CoAR
c. b. LIPSCOMB,
NIB Its 14th St, near MayO's Bride.
OAK AND PINE W0OD-Seasoned and IL :
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de I2-ts JNO. J, WERfTU. A-'t.
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~ A. bODEkEK L. CO., Apothecaries and
~ Drugs ists, No. 70 Main street, near Old
N Market. Richmond, Va. will keep on hand
Ia general assortment of pure Drugs. N edi-
cnes, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass,
Putty. Dye Stufs Patent Medicines, Brushes of
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
cohol, Soaps, Perlunery, Fancy Articles, Garden
MecIclnal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
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OF ICL hIJH D e re + kSB q II, II. %.
Richmond, Va, April 2, 1860.
u .lE TEg

--x-- CHANGE JF ROCES.-
kS&4 slssz5Ssass On and after MONDAY, the ID
sxI&X-xkS inst, the Trains on this road
viii run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG.
Express, daily, Except sundays at 80 A. NJ
Aeco mmodaton daily (exeept Sundays .
ATT ........,7 zoo A. M.
Mail daily, texcept Sundays,l at.......21P P. NJ.
TRAINS LRAyR PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express, daily at $50 A. NJ.
az us A. N.
Mail daily fsxcept Sundays } at 500 p. NJ.
ap 3-ts THOS. H. WYNNE, Superintendent.
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80, DIR. wM. II. PHILLIPS having
d purchased The residence recently occu-
n,s, Nv James Mander, Esq, southeast corner
Broad and 2tst streets, tenders his profe ssiona
services to the public.
Office at his residence. iy 2-lm
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A GOOD OHE-Twe young ladies OF New
York were lately spending the summer In
NUrtheastern Pennsylvania During their
visit they took & seral long rides with The
daughter Of their host about the country. On
one OF these occasions--as they had been ira
yelling some dis lance, and the day was warm
and as a trough of running water stood inyil-
their pony a drink. One OF the city ladies
agreed To get out and arrange matters for this
purpose; the otuers remaining in the carriage
ana deeply eng aged in conversation, for some
uine PAID no attention 10 The proceedings Of
their companion. When, at last. surprised at
the long delay, they turned 10 ascertain The
cause, they discovered her endeayoring to I'M
buckle the eyepPsr. Ia amazement, they in
CURED, w hat in the world are You doing
That for" To which she naiveiy replied
Why, am unbuckiing this strap To let the
horses head down SO he can drink
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O'Clock A, NJ :, and junction iBurkeviIIsi 10 10 A
NJ. and arrive in Richmond al Il0 P, M "
The NJ all ard Passen er Trains connect both
ways with the South Side Railroad trains to and
from the Southwest at the Junction ard with the
trains. to and from the North at RichInond and
with the York River Railroad. Also with ths
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk and Old Point
~ For Through ricksts aud further informa-
ton. apply at the Ticker 0fic.
ie 2I-tE ALEX WORRAEI,. Gap SUM,
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EUHN n s GUhDV n. SO SOY, L.,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered, English and English Refined, Engilish;
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron and Plow Plates. Also, Tin plate of various
sizes, for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Speter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. az e
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GREAT sACRIFICE.-sum Summer C1ssI-
~ MERES. for Men and Boys
iuli assortment of Negro CLOTHING
large quantity Of Boys COAI S ana SACKS
number Of spring and Fall 0VERCOATS
splendid lot Of Summer CASHMERE PANTS
Tor both Men and Boys.
The above named goods we will sell at exceed
ihs low prices Tor cash. OF to punotual customers
SIMPSON Il MILLER.
No. 1l3 Nam street, Richmond.
ftALL ON TUPMAN, aI09," AND SEE
- Ihe Negligee Collar. |" entirely new the
shoulder Seam shirt, old but sood = the hnest
Dress Suits, .plain but genteel;p the best hitting
llnen Drawers; the whole stock OF Clothing aud
tents Furnishing Goods, adapted 10 tae season,
and going for the least sort OF figure We have
all that is necessary for conlort, and can make
auy body look genteel for Q iittie money. Ask Tor
what you want, and will shaw Is Imm ealately
Call At 100 Main street, South aide-SoUTH slnE-
WV w. .. TEPMAN, ASH.
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F-- r.-zvn.-.zAx- RtCHNUND 1OnO
Aft sissSasnsk AND DANVILLP ISGU.
ssk - w. RA lLROAD.-suMMER Ar.
RAHGEM T;IToTHE ViRGINIh SPRINGS
Leave Richmond. daily tSunday's excepted ATT
A. NJ for Junction, iBurkevlile. } Lynchburg Bra
toll, Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga Atsrts
Nashville Grand Junction, Memphis Montsoms
ry. Mobile, Jackson, Vicksburg and New Orlean,
Leave RICHMOND daily, (eXcept SUNDAYS at
C. Also, for the Montgomery White. yellow
Sulphur, Allegheny, Sweet, Fed Sweet Whits
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulpbur Sprncs
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RLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED cor.
~ TONS irish Linens, Shirt Fronts. ar other
desirable Goods, at extrardinary low pr,ces.
e G1I,OSMIr IZG Broad ST
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~ SAN'L P. HALVES & SON.
ANTHRACITE COAL-Red and VI hite Ash.
GLOVER HILL.
And SMITHS' COAL.
Also, n full supply of OAK and PINE WOOD on
hard. 18th street, South side of the Dock.
n. B.-Anthraclte Coal sold by weight.
my q
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RLAck RRANDY-Av very fine arti-
- Gle, Tor sale by the battie or gallon.
Fisher SHEPHERD. Druggists,
Iz6 Main street.
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EDECAL GAhD.--Dr. PLUM + offers his SER
Va vices to the rubiciin the treatment of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the aboye
branch gives Dr. z. claim TO pu bic tavQr.-Gfflee
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, AID
third house below Trinity Church, same side. AL
ways on hand, supply of the "CH EMICAl EX
TRACT OF FLOW EkS;' one OF the very best
renovatOrs for weakened parts now known. MedI-
ones sen Ito order. AL oomur Iicatlons by letter
OF otheTs lac promptly Rtta ndei 20. Richmond. Va
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TOAL.-The subscriber will furnish for the next
" three months CLOVER Hull HAIL COAL,
of the best quality. at 81 load. Also. the CLIO
YER ILL LUMP and ANTHRACITE Goa l. at
the market PRICES, NJ ID. WHITING,
Je l5-3m Near the Petersburg Depot.
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s.mvS, r. a.yIy. / onAsrAlE wnirK.

SAMUEL T. R.yLy. CHAsTAiN WHITE
ATTORNEYS AT Law
prao,;cs In ali the Courts held the city OF nieh
mond the countie. of anover. hehfio"' oa'""'
tsoochland and Chesterfield, ,oxrp
psSns for AN the states and Territories Omoe
Conner Of Iath and Franklin Streets near tns stale
Court House. - 20
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JAMES y. HEstbW = k'A
- ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, nsxt to the Mechanics InstItuts.
iRON Ratings, VERANDAHS, BhLCO-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTLES, &c; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
p0ses, manufactured at snort notice.
e. Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots IL the city nd country, ia 24-l2m
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GPtCES Gloves Mace. Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
- Allspiee. fresh supply, inr sale by
FISHER & sHkPHERD: Druggists,
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GHAFTlNei.-25 tons BagnalI's Iron. from "a
- to 41s inches round. Also, tons Bagnall's
Hoops. Receiving per bark Pioneer. from Live
pool, FOR sale by EDWIN WORKMAN * co.
SYHUP.-2o bbls Extra Golden Syrup, 200 bbls.
- Portland Syrup. for sale BY
Il q n A ID
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GCHOOLiE'S BACON SHOULDERS AND
- MIDDLIkGS-Bes that are cured. Also,
Todd's Family Bacon, for sale br
+. MCCARTHY, III broad st,
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4 n, BOSttER, SuGH EssOK TO VII
-. SON Il R0SHER, WHOLESALE AND RI
TAIL GROCER, has for sale the following ar
tloies, 20 which no asks the attention of his
friends and the pubic: RIO i.aSuayTa Java and
of different grades Loaf, Pnlverlzed aud Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO. of
different brands Old Dominion Nails, of all sizes;
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns good assortment; Il
Otis Old Rye Whiskey, old and good d. 4. Glen
ner's Rye Whiskey, old and good; A; w Sher
mans Rye Whlskey A; n. Woods Rye Whis
W hiskey, two years old; Common Whiskeys, in
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines !, and
examine, at No /, cor, 18th and Main sts., oppO-
sta Old Market
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pODEKER'S INFANT POWDER is a sale
- and efsctual remedy for Cholera iniautum or
Summer Complaint, Dysentery, DiarrL9a, and
diseases caused by teehlng &c. Mothers are
much 10 blame who let their children suffer and
die for want of this valuable medicine. Prepared
by Il. BODEkER & CO, Druggists,
No a
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NOTICE THiS!-We have laid out apont
~ eighty or one hundred pairs of fancy MAR
sEILLES and LINEN PANTS, which we are de-
tsrDained to sell VERY Low.
SIMPSON & MILLER,
LIZ Main street. Richmond.
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COTTON YAaNx. cotton CORDAGE,
" AND PLoU6H Ii me- For sale at factory
prices by mo. N. GORDON s. son.
CLARET WINE-St. Julien /. edno 2s4 osses.
~ for sale b l, X y, B. DAVENPORT,
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COAL, COKE, WOOD, e.
THE UNION WOOD YARD,

EUUCTiOs IN COX .-The prices of
IL CARBON HILL COKE will be, until further
notice. AZ follows
LUMP cos Z, for CRATES, SIS per load.
STOVE COKE, for cooking, &c, $3.50 per
load
Our COKE is of unexceptjonabIe quality this
season, and cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
TERMs-Cash on delivery.
je IT'S JNO. J. WERTH, Agent
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nooTs. SHOES. &c.

LADIES FRENCH TRUNKS
EflM aides going to the Springs county,
eH1fUwnuld do well to call and get Of the
abovs They are so conveniently arranged for
than and will be sold very cheap at
wM. WALSH'S, 43 NJ am street.
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CICAHS.-I have just received fresh supply
~ of Havana Cigars. To which would call the
attention of smokers who like a rich favored
Cigar. Also, superior article Of Smoking To-
bacco always on hand. W. b. WAXING,
NJ. ,,,y a,h
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VOLUME LVI-NUMBER CO.

on the gallows. If, :S may be inferred from
his language, the writer of that article desired
to create the impression that probably nine.
tenths of the "Rcpublican" party in the North
ern States do not approve of Brow,.'s inva-
sion of Virgins" or, at least ''sympath;m uiM
the spirit 1chich prompted ii" he sought to do
what believe he knew to be false. lIowis>
this sentiment to be asccrtaincd? Through
inc public press of course. and the "comlnoa
talk OF the people" The New York Tribune"
IS tne faithful inlex to ninety-ninc out Of cvcfe>
hundred ol all the articles upon the subject
that have appeared in the Republican, press Of
that tschool-and what the Tribune has said is
patent to all men. The common talk OF the
people"-those calling themselves 'Republi.
cans"-in the region where am located is.
with rare exceptions but the echo Of wha;
they have read, spiced occasionally with erpis.
stses and 'cishcs, in regard TO their brethren OF
the South, of anything but a Christian charac.
ter.
have been more than once amazed at the
deyilish vindlctiveneSs thus exhibited from
sources where had not looked for it-men OF
standing and influence in the various relations
OF life. | have no reason to believe either
that any more liberal spirit prevails elsewhere,
among the same class; for the town in which |
resIdc-one Of the growing young cities Of the
West'-has not been regarded, hitherto, as
near as much of an Abolition stronghold rs
many of her rival sisters Indeed, She has
been ranked, until now, (and have myself 50
regarded her, as far more conservative than
most Of them. 1t required the lIarpcrs Ferry
affair to develop here, in Its most hatcJUl Jolm,
the friend Of rampant Abolitionism and. sorry
am to say, that in its hostility and bitterness
to the South and her people, it is much of the
same character as that exhibited further East
that is to say, with those Of the Republican
school in politics, who hail from that region
originally, or, whose fathers came from there
Their sympathits are all for the martyr" John
Brown-their hctred for those ur ha,cd-lhe
population, en- ma&se, Of slave owners ir the
South Disguise it rs the leaders of Abo!-
tionism in Congress may note seek to do--now
that policy dictates such a course, in view oil
the approaching Presidential elrcton-,h;s is
as true as that there is God in Heaven.
With great respect and esteem yours, &C.
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Tho Voice of the Virginia Democracy.
TIE SECOND -nEETTNG IN LOCIS.i

THE COUNTY 4 UNIT FOR WISE.
At q Democratic meeting held at Louisa
Court House, on Monday, the 9th Of January,
for the purpose Of sending Delegates 10 tie
State Convention to be held in Richmond. OH
the 10th Of February next, James l.. Gordon
was called TO the Chair, and Col. JOHN i.
Strange appointed Secretary.
! On the motion Of Mathew Andersen It YVES
Resolved, That ten Delegates be appointed
| by the Chair, from each magistcral district. 10
| represent the county Of Louisa in the D,mo.
cratic State Convention Of the 10Th OF Feb.
ruary.
Wbereupon, the Chair made the following
appointments:
lst District-Wm Overton, Wellington
Gordon, Thomas S. Watson, Nathaniel Ser.
gcant, Richard 0. Morris, David Eastman. Geo.
L. Gordon James NJ. Morris, Daniel L. lcii
man. Henry Hopkins.
Cd. Dstrict-Thon.us j. Barrett, Wm. Bar
rett, Washington Z. Reynolds, John S. May.
John r. Quarles James II. Voolfolk, Richard
6. Bibb, George E. McGehcc, Geo. Y. McGchcc.
3d. District Alexander Vest, John +. 10.
berts, Frank Y. Winston, Beverly r. Fox,
Charles B. Cosby, Humphrey Buckley Wyatt
Thomasson, Edward Ii. Lane, David VI. Hun.
ter
4th District-John Hunter a. +. Butler,
Robert N. Trice, Nathan II. Crawford, Dr..
WIN. a. Gillespie Wm. F. ChileS, DR.. John L.
Burruss, Wm. J. Thompson, Jabez MaSsie
9th District-Robcrt B. Waddy, Wm. ".
Amber, Joseph X. Pcndlc;on, Col. Wm. ..
Harris, Wm. G. Walton, addison l.. Nnckulls,
DR.. VIM. II. Goodwin, Wm j. Walton, Ab2cr
N. Harris, Alfred sM. Goodwin.
9th District-Thomas Bronaueh, John l..
Collins, James 7. Dickinson, Andrew j. Ncl-
son, Andrew L. Mills, Nathan \. Ware, Ste.
phcn bennington, Edmund Swift, Robert Z.
Hart VIM. V. N. Ilambleton.
7th District-Dr. 4. Anderson, DR.. VIM. s.
Fowler, Micajah Parish. 4. X. Bowles, DR.. Jno.
B. Anderson, Mathew Anderson, Stephen Far
rar, David B. Shelton. Robert 4. Duncan. Wat
son Gentry, John Walton, George T. Dnbney.
sth District. VIM. G. 7. Nelson, Mathew II.
Hope, Hardin L. Duke, Woodson Parsons,
Luther R. Swift, John B. Coates, Francis 0.
Moss, David Swift, Thomas 4. Longan, Ed
ward r Sharp.
Dr. John B. Anderson offered the following:
Resolved, That Henry 4. Wise, of Virginia,
is the choice Of this meeting for next President
Of the United States.
The vote being taken, the resolution was
carried.
1t was then
Resolved, That any Democrat from tie
county, who might be in Richmond, should be
a Delegate TO the Convention.
Upon motion, the Chairman and Secretary
we're added to the Delegation, and the pro.
ceedings directed to bcpublished in the Demo
cratic papers Of Richmond.
The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES L. GORDON, Chairman.
JOIN B. STRANGE Sec'y.
The Examiner" and Index will please
| coDT.l
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H.afar from I!lIrODe.

HALyl1 JAM 13- The steamship New York has arrived
bringing London dates 10 the oyh December. She VA,
Of coal the passage The City OF Haa
CHESTER the Europa and Anglo Saxon have arrived oC
L,vrRPoOL, December e9-lhe holidays have produced
great quetness in all articles Cotton Il easier but un
changed. ErcadsiuI, steady Wheat Ins atrnc ~
tendency. trovisons dull. SuSa. Is Gcl. CoEsos
ejHasjH.
intelligence derived from the Frcnrh and Fnesh NJ
b1sles adds TO the belief that tn. FreGi ara spar
hseix will appear at Vera Cruz TO enforce hr pet
ary demands Of spain sGalust Mexico.
The Liberals have obtained several victories over The
Church party In Tehuauteec. Alvarez Is acting assst
Cobos. 1t Is stated that the Liberals have ZIe"
tecas
The Chinese Government, has applied for American msd
alton.
The ship Cora Temple with 500 Coo. for Havana, has
been wrecked in the China Seas.
Spanish Princess has been born. Tie Pope rruset %
enter the Congress unless the rumored authorship o' go
late French Panphlet Is denied.
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R1tbnlon0 Enquirer.
By mTcliIE, DUNNAvANr, TYLER WISE.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1850.
Eonner's Ledger.

The Ledger" which reached us this week
Though it bears date Jan. o1st,) is graccd 10y
highly interesting and eloquent article from
the pen of Mr. Everett, upon Washington Ii
wing. This is the first of the new series whicl
Mr. Everett has promised to Contribute, from
time TO time, to the columns Of the Ledger
Mr. Evcrctt's return to his readers after an alb
scnce of two weeks will be warmly welcomed
and his sketch Of the departed friend he take!
melancholy pleasure in honoringn must bt
perused with delight Hc says Of Washington
Irving
''No American writer has afforded deligh
and instruction to so many readers; and nj
topic, am sure, can be so welcome, in every
part Of the Union, as his well-earncd praises
Indeed, at 4 moment like this, when the. minds
of fclow-citizenS, who have SO much to unite
their interests and affections. are becoming
alenated and embittered toward each other, i
is alike grateful and salutary to contemplate ;
man, whose writings are read with equal vcne
ration, aid whose memory is cherished Will
equal tenderness, throughout the country.
our active minds and ardent spirits would more
frequently turn aside from angry political dis
cussion, and devote their leisure hours to th,
genial humor, fascinating narrative, and pure
sentiment Of Irving, who never wrote WORD
that was not designed and calculated TO afford
innocent pleasure, or add to the stock of usefr
information, should be wiser and hap
pier people.
Come, FellowCitiZens, let us gather rourd
the grave of our honored and beloved Irving
and feel kindly toward each other
The early disadvantages and discouragcmeats
Mr. Irving had to encounter are touclnsly sci
forth, and the victory he gained over them car
ries II most impressive lesson. Mr.. Everett has
given the title OF Leisure Hours" to his new
series.
Among the list Of this years contributors tc
the Ledger" VIC notice the name Of our owr
Marion Harland," ono of the most dstin-
guished authors which the South has produced,
and one whose popularity in this, her native
city, makes her the exception which proves tho
rule concerning prophets who lack honor al
home. We have eagerly, but vainiy, Looked
for her name attached to some contribution
The style Of a sketch in the present number o.
the Ledger" entitled "The Unloged Wife,
reminds US Of hers, and we were half disposed
to think the article enanated from her pen. Il
so, she commits an error in not gratifying hel
host Of friends and admirers by allowing them
to know when they are indebted to her for the
pleasure they receive.