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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
Maryland.


On Monday - inst, Ar. Douglas introduced joint
resolution into the Senate proposing amendments TO the
Constitution Of the United Safes with view of estOr
ing peace and preserving the Union. His proposition
vas read first aud secoaJ time and referred to the
Comm tee Of Thirteen. Il is as follows:
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Res0ired 81 ne Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of tte Uptsd States 81 As,trcd ~ Congress assembled
5-tbirEs 0f both Houses co1cwriHg That the follow
lng articles be and are hereby proposed and submitted
AS amendments 20 the Constitution OF the United States
which shall be valid al iueuts and purposes part
Of said constitution when ratified BY conventions OF
three !Oulths OF the several States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
49, BLANKETS!
3D. BLANKFTsii

Engh Macnaw Blankets for Servants colorei aud white Of
all grades, mpot ted 20 this psrL
supeh Bed Blankets from the Crenshav Mill, Richmond
WATKINS A PC1LlN.
Also Dark Grey Cloths Crenshaw Mills Richmond
dsIQ "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
GENITAL RAILROAD.

RIcH.OND Va, Dec 10, 1850. (
SPECIAL NOTICE!
fUJHE UP FREIGHT DEPARTMENT this road at Richmond
will be closed at O'Clock p. FRIDAY. the 2ls Inst
and will b. re6pened again uttl FRIDAY the day Of
January ls6 The last outward bound ght usn r the
will leave Richmond ,tURDtY the 22d GtaBt aud
the next one on SATURDAY, the 5th Of January, SGl.
The Last Inward freight train will arrive 10 Richmond MON
DAY the gath ssnt live stock wi be delivered the
evening" the freight depot will be opened fro To ~
O'Clock A. wHDSRS AY the 26h last for the dsSey Of
such articles desire, after which time all be
closed until FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of January
dec2O Principal Prelcht Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

IE The III I'M ArtIeIe.-SEMPLEs IHPALIIBLE
BAKING POWDER Is strictly Virginia article andi' last
csang all similar preparations being cheaper and better than
other Give trial For sale b. all druggist, and
Oroeata deli
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

JELLY WITHOUT EGGS
W. or boiling, be made with the "spaklng Celia
the" with TITLE trouble. Por sale by
JOHN W. GARLIcK,
de22 Market Place, -snkIn At.
49, FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
49, English Mustard Curry Powder &C, &c. for safe by
JOHN W. GARIiCk,
DESC Market Place, franklin St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

s,s, s SU' n. SvS Sroo.r.s o. fsSI,
s... e:ss 3: No n. s
&c. lr.wioF SUITS on r.ions s..sasry ssoo.s.
tsins rosewood ,hsmber suite DioIog
wsss Library. Rorsss &c @X,i.RS j. 1sELss o. ~
s pSSs ihai hey viii sell a saJa this day At o,s ooosS
all the husshod Furniture Contained Ia the private red
nue. The Fyrn.uss was al made TO order By du,ea-
Descriptive csisogoss hoason morning OF sale bra
lag eeot grs1d scu seven octave Paaoorse
riches. iDs S"s. oisro :, suction this
cloth cover secretary asd saokcsss usd With ssa
wood, Bocmsturts Marque,ere and de roso Uabaes
bronze handeiers Csaasiabras ssaekss. s
81 IS sss rrsS sss %
cd s IN ro spese suits OF Far
sssspaoO richly carved IN sold rosewood,
seS"s .sS o.s s Ss. S.k n
ss,sed . sn ns sS: superb sessres rca
lred ~sos srsuo Sroases sss sns
s"S ha.p sss:oo: Cs.x nass
sssc.,"s o tn nI Two sh Paintings o.fss
nadon from The siuas 10 tho ioarrs
Paris b, ksone sumnsr aud Winner b. ksaw, soeae 90
s,us r,ss o iI;. 4. = !SAa sss
y . Ssf Ss.. fnS Of ass
Sroup Paul ann rcaDs CRUSADERS p..a
AocO.isen Mss.c.i Box CLOCK rass oae n,a,S
inpor . eaprcs.T for the preseut card aud
yuAnsss1 Laoast proof copy ErRrSsings Bag ,teie
Bosra oak Hat stand, chairs mulch. viicI1th
TO d.s..ss sareas ss aud Com sos. . S
ArIour giace ,o,es Tables oh wing saad Ward ohes
Isote ae nun couch Rockers ChairA
SApesiry brusses arpets aain bed spread sprng aad
nsn hsuteses, feather feds Blankets Cuuntsrpa
eeru snd n lows oval Mirrors Pa"tugs decorated
cnaaa oie! Sets Towels Racks and Cnran upper
Snamoors-mAoogAny and black walnut
ns0xnUAk Bullet extension Fable Chars
OF crys1 Gsss richly out sud Dscaaers
tive doaea oooes ,aArsts Wines Ia nbisrs
ifmonadss celery. frun and stands a., Arths
gsss snd fhosware furnished john 4
Vo9 Co. rsrs Ruby panch Bowl clsret Pitchers ruby
sns gold hor es decor sted tea "a pieces slid
dinner and tea service cake Klkets Rinks
forkA IVORY hsnde table Cutlery &c reasonable psrso,
country. - - - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14
BtUNsCIpAL AFFAIRS.

ryogpoRATIoN PIsRs Ayp SLIPS no BE IEAsyD
~ AT AUCTION.
Notice hereby given hI the uouptrc sr wl IN thurs
SAv Abs Asrph 1900 nj IL oslock rooa al tina tv
Vail hr at pabls arcon, -erSl Psrs AMI
Sins BELONGING IN. Corpsrsco for the tsm Of ave ye.rs
from ia, II May nes.
iA.saer ooLS.am descr ptcn loscn and ,srrrs os
hsd is csce vhere maps win DO 500
ROssRT r. H.ws, Comptrcl,r.
cty q Esv York. pspSEasci0 VI riaAnce Conpuylerl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

RYW. @: JEwErf. AUCrIoNxIR lAa BeOAOWAv.-
ID This day, February a. q IL a. n Catalogue ssle Of
slcsh kooes Guitars and Paintings, 70 CLOSE nvAces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

UCTfok NorICE-GBNTEHL HOUSEHOLD ruRNI.
"A sure Contained il the four residence 1900 Sroad
portheast Twenty street DOu mary
auctopesr VII se on tins day Feb H. at loi O'Clock
above rstned rsdencc conssting Ia Paror
Furniture covered IN Bsoose GIFT Franc Pier Gsss Rose.
wood Etegere bookcase Centre Tables Ingram
Carpets uiclob kI'ersioa nog Tables Duner and res
sss Crookcry Glve~.re el-te.ds Buresrs wsahssnds
AaftresstA Beds betdlnr &c together genera ,ort
nnent Of knchep anell octave rose yooi
piApofogie, been My used q gaort uAe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14
DENTISTRY.

A kIIflCIAL TEETH FULL SETS. on PURE SILVER,
- onS ~ on me gold aud pa,na with cor,tin,us gums
A Ano wGfanted respect SINGLE teeth ST. zee h
nneS ~ ea acted without he less, psin, 81 new process
~ Ia saAin avenue, between Tenth and Eevspth streets
DR., LUTaER Denust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14
s. RICHARDS, AUCrIoNRrs -pzsExproRy

"A. sac Of Ascu 800 Boots aud Shes Brogsns Cat
tors 4e, by RICHARDS 4 WHINE. on Wednesi.y FeS.
rrsry a. lt o'eok at their esro,m Cnrtasdt street
ccnprsog fun assortment OF direct tbs
Manufacturers and well worthy tbs both CITY and
eouurJ bnyerA Os<osucs and Samples ready early on
- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

DR. j.. J. o'BRIENs oSsA CALCINATA. oa
Epane, Bone Fitting. Is The ouly reliable ~
bore used Cor .he restoration Of badly tseassi
ana sensitive teeth Shells and parts or ,e,,h
be restored their original shape and fu,ue.s
adhcrre teRsclousiy TO the walls of the crvsy
becoming persctly hard aud admits OF beautiful enamel
hnsh q coudacol. thereby rendering the pasisnt
free Jsn he usual an tapdsa, hot ana drinks
and nee from hing Impure ny Is rsputson
has been sd cLE before The hssiy and quesou
advent Of discoveries a1i would be
ne IL Thgaeta street, East Of Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

a. II. iuDLoW, AuCrtONEH6- AOHINISTR TO rs
W. sale Of stocks and Boods belonging asher
r. hsu,iin, aeeeAsed BY order OF Szmusl Hamlin
menry x, levitt ss%in.rst Il 4 OLoW 20 wal
the Ner haDs Elchance 20 shares Abaay rauc. Com
psny S per share; ~ do Eax. Fire
York $40 per shsre 70 40 Bank York $OQ
PC, Per 1ae ond Central hsilroad convertible, payable
1904 N; fret Mortgage bond HUDSON ~airosd Co
1870 81 900 each; do d. do 1870 $50 ,h; 9do do do
DO, ist? Slttp each; do do iS6y $S)b each; do
rem Coal o. Bnt SiUU each 1erms-i0 coot on day
OF "a oAlsnoc next dAv the office OF Aessrs K j.
nB WITT. ~ street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14
MATRIMONIAL,


IMESTIEE.-LADIES FAIR, IMPROVE TIN
a chances this year affords for advances fain would
Wed ere eap years close who'll be the first TO
Ibe ore would we'd must be wealthy and beautiful accom-
pshef slctonte yirtuous and dutfu But the
can lure the cath that would
heart ard mind The Accomplishments majestic use-
fu este. offer silver gold wife
III purchase win be sold But have hand 70 Ia
Dor have shest 10 love- Lady, woulds thon win nv
favor. hepmeei thou must prove. Please address
Bashful Nan, box la0 Herald ofdce.
A YOUNG MAN, 25 YEARS OF AGE WISHES 70
"a fern the acquaintance Ct young betveen H.
ages OF Is and 90 with view 70 marmory. Address WI
Waveriey Hotel Broadway Fourth street ss,n
where interview be bad Conference strictly conad
uA.
A YOUNG MAN ESTABLISHED III A REsPgCrA Brx
~ ard lucrative business Is DESTROYS OF msktnr ths a.
quainance Of young lsiy with view to ma,sin,cns o.
mus, be sdy OF refinement possessing an auabls d.,
ton and above AL must be capable OF mi A
voted love winch me subscriber prepared TO bcsow up,
her Address s. A w., DO, lee Pos, office "f'-
EMlL1E VIlAEIfE-wI.r4 UPON THs PBCEIPr or
~ twenty i've Ger Is return to persoo from sosc uea
o. their handwriting ieiuspon OF Character: svee IA lys
Affairs, DC Addyea EIaele yleue, Pos sace new York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

UCTlos sALR OF CABINET FURNIruRE OIL
a cloth Cspettpg. Feather seds BEDDING
A n cRIsRALaR, Auc;inneer viii coll Wednesday Ish
Inst % O'Clock ~ hudson entire balance Of
sfoct S ing band In said Consisting osrt
o. French black walnut sod maple seds,ads;
bic mahogany rosewood cloth and o. az
seat socfnuy Rockers and Chairs SOFAS Tetss ,stea
Couehes onioe Furniture toyeshe- with large feather
Bees and tro~s hair and osher Massss aud Pases
large variety Of other articles msuuon Sale
= - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

rCTlOS EOricR-S J. BoaaRf, AUCrIONgKRs
La DAY. Fee H. al los clock, At the rooms No
NothWiliar sreet Mortgage Sale Of Household Farri
ture DC, c,nsstrg OF mahogany Sefas Ioges Bureaus
Snna .ses mas's ornamea,s Loking aiasses on P.in
1Gs B.EIAyines Wardroces Brusse three and
Carrots Ucloshs mh,gsny aud Bsdseads hair nask
me Srs ayessea kitchen Tables mahogany Uesks OF
Noe Ss ks table Cauopy ~ Keroseos IL dozen
me fSu Sst ktases Furniture Horse Ala o
INDIA rubber Goods sc. n. b. Carpets At liz o'cio,k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

MORTGAGE sALF.-rO GOLD AND SILVER REPI-
IVA ners, sw1ers aAe otherx- N. ORiSraLAR aus
nsrser s' SSH on this day. lh inst IL ocock the entrs
Sacbnery Fools 40 sontAlned Is street. Goa
sHhbe OF Craobles Washing Mrs rarnaoas sn,faa Bat
ms Pnneys, CrasAe's ssvauug Dummy. sxesp arnsses
aetrf and BeowB. several Weiuhs
hammers DESK Asa Office furnitnre and various otbsr
ss too nuncrsus 10 mention BY of Robert Beaner
Es@ attorney for Snortsageo 1''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

fNEhdBEB FUkF ITUHE.--HAVIFN BESN TEN WA Z
~ exclusively IN tbs nanufscure OF Chamber ruroNure
bringing aid every for preparing sock thrs
and fnhns 10 the ees and most substasnh manner os
now tho trade and 81 -ess much the beat assortm IA,
OF Ena,nesd ard solid walnut Chamber sut- hs he eve
been offered IN tfs city. WAR2kS wAkp.
III CxsN nrecA four donr esyt "a Rr-sadwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

a kTfFtClAL TEErH.-DR. DUKKry CONTINUES IN
q iee.n 70 .~o seoonds without tho agbiess pain
les extracting where artfnial Tech n ~
pCRklk, ss3 Canal street. one door from Iaurrrs
A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DEcAYEp rysru
n put In while con, requiring Ire AID rvin No
pam achnE teeth or mere ah-s be hliei VII, n sns
pf the dscoverer UsS brosdwsr ccraor thirty r
No conp citizen claimed wiki caesp operators ~ 's'@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

MCRTga9HE'S SALE r 1. SNOW. AUCrTONEER-
AN TN Wednesday Feo o. at ii O'clock the eutirs CON
,-ts OF he DUNG and Oyster Saloon, resuw,ca
ard t'uane streets including show Window sad Oyster
toune Fixtures, Chandeliers
Barge snd hx'nres stoves and Pipe Mirror. Glassware
oiriug Tastes, chairs Table linens, Boiiers Crus ale am
Dishes kM,hen utrrsis marble Wsshstand Psrit,ns kc
sale positive 3EUkdE U. BaRrLkIT, Attorney for Mort
pagee, Is all street - '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

Al MURPHY. AUCfIONEER AUCTION sALg OF
W Bross aud stationery, fne gold yer Watches
fine Id Jewelry Clocks, silver Aed ware table ana 90 k
Cutlery and IN INN variety OF usefa Fancy Goods this
unestay morning. l4h inst at 10 o. during the
afternoon evening O'Clock; contnue AT same
hours on the following days unit, the whole utock (eaued
5000 shall bo Sold NJ tie los Fulton street
MORrG AGR SALE OF CARPETS, FURNIrURE AR
Nl aId o,her Mattresses JOHN II. BJRIEY Aurtn,es,
Will sell tbs day. at O'Clock 46 street near H1dson
Bureaus bede extension other Tables
sa Bees Sofas Lounges mshossny and other chairs looking
1lssees, Pictures UN ards uqr ,arpes
l bsir ard other Msiu Pillows eoseI tiankets ,m
fores Spreads together With every assortment for house
Mortgage " - -'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

L,CR kALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES or
ore Of tho best corner Porter Houses Vest ALSO
IN the Bo" sikh tuil ar,I
lars enquire vi hDSERLY 4 WOODBRIDaE Real kstsls
Agents. NV Bfoadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

L,OR SALB-rHE PROPERTY NOS IS, 81, ~, ivi, los
u6 10 aud c9 Greene payiss ssd inysrost viii
cold lo~, hsf the amount AND
mortgage for Of The balance ,ssh Apply
u. K. hAkkIOr1, '&Ss broadway, No. D. frou t II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

L'OR SALe-IH TIE TOWN Of TONKERs, WRIST
j. chester county, New ioI< line FA- of
cred END eighty acres III nigh slate OF
kines OF large Two story House and
the premises with AL ou'buldings three
bali ioiles OF Yonkere village, mile from fucg
nte from bron1vile station, miles SOW
York. there roads ,hroushu well cut in
plots Nil be 70 III parcels pircha ssrs
further particulars inquire OF w D. LYNr on The pre
naises, sAMfeON b DiCkSAk, Peek aku.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

HoTRL FgRNrTURE WEDNESDAY, FEB Is AT
IL iO oclork. NJ 2If uton street. DR. pokiyn by PEH
u LIZ. all the Furniture of the Comprising
lor dining chamber and kitchen Furniture China snt
Glassware &c, &c The whole 10 be sold with out reserve
1OHn LLOYD, AUCTIONEER -hr.OYD VAN SICKLE
- VIII sell on tu sday. Feb. H. at 10Y all the Fu-u
,ure copned ~ house No IS Vest res oon
ssns Oh roy al WltOD Brussels and tngrl ,arpes coos
MsiDg rose wood SUITE. covered b'oceei mahogany
marie 100 Bureaus WashsIahds black walnut Bedstsads
mahogany AND Chsirp Beds
bcisers ADO P o~s ma7,el Vases rockory aud
kcb~u Ctsnsa Terms cash Immediately after sale ispos
required from every purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

DOR SALE-TBE LEASE, STOCK. FiXrJRES Al OF
Sarke' doug good cash business the cor
ner OF highly eth street third
on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

TOR snIE-ruE STOCK. FIXTURES AND FIVE
yeSs Lease OF the prominent corner Lqsor and ser
talcoD lDi Beecker street. corner Of Greene ee near
Becds newly lifted In good srder. Apply the pre-
u1'scB xf,sr ~ A. n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24


Fdlschoods about Gen. ltathef.-
There is not the slightest credence
to be put in the account of Gen.
Walkers death, taken from the d.
ariO de III Marina, or an account
coming from any Spanish source,
1t should be recollected that Ifont
the time Gen. Walker was taken, he
was wiclcdIy and cruelty denied all
privilege Of communicating with
his comrades, so that these non@rcl
murderers had every onportyEitE
to f;,bricate any story that suited
their purpose. Gen. Walker con
scientiously believed he was work
ing for grand and glorious object,
and he, no doubt, died like a brave
man, conscious Of the integrity OF
intentions, The speech that he is
reported to have made at the time
Of his execution, we have no hesita-
ton in pro"ouncing base iabrica-
ton. He never, we are sure, ac-
knowledge that his execution was
Just. II is simply prepostcraus.-
Why did not the base and cowardly
mongrels allow him an opportunity
ITO say a parting word to the world
before they puthlessly murdered
him? That woull have shown at
least a spark of humanity. After
committing such an inhuman butch
cry, of course they will lie to'eNcuse
themselves.-Ddy Book.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
DALLAS DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, OCTOBER "a, 1860.


ar means of carrying on his murder,
Gus warfare upon the Doyles and
Other Southern men who were un-
willing Ia receive the negro upon
terms of equality Did not Mr.,
Bell in his speech in the Svnatc On
the 2nd of July, 1896, palliatc the
enOrmity OF the crimes which had
been committed by the Free State
rebels, who had been sent there ny
medHs Of Massachusetts EmigrdGt
Aid Soeietics, to revolutionize that
Territory and prevent its peaceful
and harmonious action2 Did not
Mr. Boil in that speech say
Had | been cOnscienci0usly OPP
posel TO slavery, mdhad settled in
Kansas with view TO better my
condition, and had witnessed the
.anf N s,a said Ia have heen commit
ted by the citizens of Missouri upon
the rights Of the Free State inhahi-
tants, and had Ifeh my neck gaIted
By the yoke Of a USurped Government,
and had lost all hope Of reiicf from
any other qUarter-if resistance 10
such oppression be treason, so HELP
ME GOD / WOULD HAVE BEEN
A TRAITOR"
Then, If the head and tail of the
ticket have thus acted and spoken,
the party cannot offer the slightest
objection to their Massachusetts can
didatc for Governor. So FIR rs we
are informed, they have offered no
objection TO him but, on the con-
trary, pronounce him n "mNrvcl-
lous proper man. Union d Amer
icdR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
A STRONG SYMpToM.-Mr. Norv

A STRONG SYMPToM.-Mr. Norvel,
"a resident of Tennessee, who has q
plantation in Arkansas, recently
made a visit to Massachusetts, bear
inc letter from John Bell to Ed
ward Everett. Mr.. Norvcl made a
speech in Boston, in favor of Bell
and Everett, but from his obscrva-
ton ofthe people, their temper and
tendency, came to the conclusion
that there was no hope for that cause,
and that the conservative and con-
ciliatory course pursued by South
ern gentlemen only tends to give
new vigor and audacity to our sec
tional enemies. He therefore re-
turned to New York a changed po-
litical man, and, on reaching the st.
Nicholas Hotel, found twenty-one
other Southern gentlemen who, du-
ring their sojourn at the North, had
experienced similar changes, and
are returning to the South with the
determination to support Brccken-
ridge. We hear of great many
other changes ola like character.
A visit to the North has opened
the eyes of a great may people this
season.-Deltd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

Adrgl lco{emy al imapoHs.-Thc cxami-
nation of one hunaiod and eleven candi-
dates for admission to the Naval Academy
ut Annapolis, WIS closed on Saturday even
ing. About eighty were admitted, ana
thirty rejected an account of deficiency in
their primary education. Some of the boys
failed on the fret trial through timidity,
hut all yerc given second examination
md enabled to prove their efficiency If
dley really possessed it. They were exam
med in long division and multiplication,
sad in reading aud spelling, most OF those
who failed heing deficient in the latter
branch of edncation. One lad, eighteen
years Of age, in wINling twelvclpcs from
iictation, spelled hirteen words wrong,
and assisted ilpon itting an / in democra-
cy and in naval nd an 1 in academy
The brightest boy OF the whole class was a
little fellow from lpSas, about fifteen years
OF age, who had been three years setting
tyre in newspaper office, and had studied
mathematics and arithmetic with dip-can-
he in the gurret VI log cabin at night
dc WAS poorly clad when he reached An
napalis aud on being asked how lie obtain
ol the means to reach Annapolis, replied
mat be worked for it, and that his money
falling short cl Tie route, he had got some
snail joas nj pe-sctting in New Orleans
and other poiu,s Of his journey. If he
should not be admitted, he expected to work
his way home again. We saw him on Sat
urday on boarG iEo Constitution, in his ma
val uniform. with Lis gilt buttons and an
chors, looking might and hopeful as if
he anticipated becoming Commodore
Bnh. .imeric0p
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

in the first heat, II is evident that
lLe il not Ia be regarded as a four
Milo horse, aud We anticipate see
ing his future, like his past veto
rivs achieved ovcr;a two ar three
mile course. Planet nUw stands un-
rivaled and nequaled Us a four
mile, and il is useless to speculate
0n what would have been the result
IL Daniel Boone had kept sound
Virginia has won the great twenty
thousand dollars sweepstakes race,
ald'we'l may the Mo'srs, boswell
be proud in possessing such n mug
niticcnt racer as the chcsnnt scion
of Revenue and Nina.
Ia consequence of the breaking
down of Prophet, the match with
Oystcrman, for $4,000, is OH.
EDWARD EVERETT on rng afRTs
cAN.-The following is taken from
volume ID ofEvcreit's Ontions and
Speeches, edited by himself, and
published in Boston in September,
1859, by Little. Brown& X Co, Speak
ing of Abdul Rahaman, an African
Prince who had been captured and
sold into slavery, Mr., Everett says !;
." II there was ever n native born
gentlemen on earth, he was one
lie had the port and the air of II
Prince, and the literary culture of n
scholar. The learned blacksmith
of Alabama, now in Liberia, has at
tanned Il celebrity scarcely inferior
to his white brother who is known
by the same designation. When ]
lived in Cambridge Il few years ago,
/ used to attend ns one of the board
of visitors the examinations of n
classical school in which there was
n colored boy, the son OF II slave IN
Mississippi, / think. He appeared
to me 10 be Of II pure African blood.
There were ut the same two youths
from Georgia, and one Of my own
sons attending the same school. ]
must say that this poor negro boy,
Beverly Williams, was one of the
best scholars at the school, and in
the Latin Language he was the best
scholar in his class. Up. 1929
Speaking Of the same Abdul Ra-
haman, on page 193 Of the I'd vol
ume, Mr.. Everett says;
And how few Americans or Eu-
ropeans after forty years bondage
would have come out like Abdul,
unbrokcn in body and mind Let
us all learn by this example to re-
spect the African race as one whose
best specimens will not suffer in
comparison with our own, and re-
member that there are races in Eu
rope which fall fair below the
boasted standard of Caucasian
blood"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

The Presidential election takes
place on Tuesday, the sth Of No
The law fixes it for Tuesday af-
ter the first Monday in November.
1t is, therefore, always on the first
Tuesday except when the month
commences on Tuesday. 1t then
takes place ON Tuesday the eighth.
The reasons for this DESCRIPTION is
that by law the Electors must be
appointed within thirty-four days
previous to the first Wednesday in
December. Between the first day of
November and the first Wednesday
in December, there are thirty-fvc
days. The election must therefore
be held later than the 1st. 1T vii.
be held ON the first Tuesday, except
when Tuesday is the first day of
the month, which will happen at
the Presidential election Of 1861.