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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

TERRIBLE GALE AT BUESos AYREs-Shjpereek and loss
ofHf-On the 29th and Both Of August, BuenOs Ayers
was visited by gale and inundaon that had not been
Cqualled for violence in thirty years Immense damage
was done along the whole line Of coast The embank-
cnts OF the San Fernando Railway Company were the
st to suffer from the overflow OF water from the
The first and second sections which ready for lay
lug the rails were completely rubbed out scarcely
vstige remained of the first and second sections which
we're constructed by English engineers The third
ton, built by American engineer Mr.. Crandal with
God all the force Of the storm, and stuff red damage
TIE wall Of the new station House undermined aud
fell in and the wrecks OF two whale boats driven in
from sea- we're landed on its site The gas.works in
Bcenos Ayers greatly damaged, and fort ad-
10 mig swept away by the flood The gas works, how.
ever, we're partially repaired in a few days.
During the gale the water OF the river 50 high
there were three feet Of in the lower stories Of the
new cus,om-hOuse, doing great damage TO the goods
stored in them All the lower buildings fronting the
river on the north side of the Alameda were Of
them compile ely washed down and others gutted-tbe
boats and insides all destroyed.
The loss among the shipping were very grea',
though happily no American vessel suffered extensive
damage Some nineteen or twenty vessels Of diferer
nationalities driven shore sunk and ten lives
lost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

EXCITEMENT AT SPERRYvLLE-A telegraphic dispatch
to the Petersburg Express from Cupeper C. H., gives
account Of disturbance and an excitement at Speuy-
vile in Rappahannock county on Monday afternoon.
man named Brownell, who is leather tanning patent
cauvasser and another named Hammer who is patent
fence canvasser both hang from the North bad acted
10 manner TO excite the suspicious Of the people. A
committee of citizens waited on Browne and requested
him to leave During the interview the name OF Han
ner was mentioned which led 10 a between himself
aud Mr. Fred II. Bruce, the town constable. Hammer
was awfuly whipped in the melee John r Popham,
Esq, Attorney for the Commonwealth, thought there
too much prejudice manifested on the part Of Bruce,
in the afT,ir and he and Bruce had quarrel. Popham
finally challenged Bruce to deadly combat which Bruce
accepted naming PAGES the distance, and selecting
Colts pistols the weapons Finding that matters
growing serious the citizens interered and the duel ul
tmatey exploded. Great excitement prevails in the viii
age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
TIE TELEGRAPH AND TaE CANVASS.


To the EhtOr of the Wig:
you have taken notice Of he scurvy tricks of the
telegraph agent in your city, though in half severe
socated press shall be called upon pay for election
eering tricks Of such unprineiped agents few days
ago our city papers favored with a sweet morse
from the agent that "that the Enquirer bad that
day urged union of all parties in the South against Lin
coln and predicted that the South would 60 unit for
Breckinridge" and Monday night the whole country
was apprsed Of the fact that there grand turn
out OF the National Volunteers "Breck aud Lane" in
our city while far imposing and creditable dis
play Of Minute Men, bell aud Everett) which took place
last Thursday night deemed orthy Of notice
Such tricks should be exposed and put stop to- Next
Monday night the Minute Meu will again turn out, then
lookout for crowd at least 900 strong OLD Maryland
il vide awake and will give glorious next Tues
day week for Bell and Everett and the Union.
Old Vrgnia we have no doubt will be rede, med as
also every other Southern State except two
The North am afraid is hop lessly gone. have just
r,turned from New York. where conversed with great
many gentlemen who assured me, il the people OF the
North could be assured that in voting for Bell they
would not contribute to another Democratic triumph,
they would gladly do So but rather than have things
they are, they prefer Ar. Lincoln, ad expressed no
doubt bat that If RrecknIjge would withdraw the
bned opposition would carry least six Northern States
AGAINST lincoln. We are up and at them here Nj lard
Fillmore speaks here Tuesday night at the Front Street
theatre Ga wi the aud let carry the whole
South against Disunion Democracy. Yours truly
w. =. o.
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urpnECEnENTEDs sue.

mN CEsa. excitement 10 behafof Bdkef ceieeru
"a PSiu Bsrs throughout Virginia and
the souh aad demand for 1t has become 30 great that ne
Proprietor nnds dcuty uppyingt cure for Aeue ana
without vA and We have yet 10 learn
Of they have failed 10 check that
ne d,eAs when taken Ing 10 directions Iof
Cholera Morhu summer Complaint ropdy OF me
Liver sour stomach and indignation these Btes are vhout
va and for Headache have been known 10 care
the violent the best Ph scsns had gven tne
no a. ofamy where there should
be without them Spring and Fall months they ihpove
appetite strengthen the system Being entirely nss from
All they betaken By both eaes
AZ any mr and under ali circumstance you need easaIt
and Elective medicine try Of eir
virtues
To be had Of all The prominent Druggists In the city Of ehm
and elsewhere Virginia and North Car Ina Also BY w.
Lone ca Memphis Team W. smilh Brandor Miss syms
Proyan New Orleans D D. Mler covnston. Ky etott,
WsshInrton city, D. c. Cansy Gipin Co, BALTIMORE A
Pahnetook Co., Philadelphia and Barnes Park, r. Orders
hnei by Addressing H. bAhhh, ffopne.o,,
orA y
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H,lI and Everett RnthusIasm in Boston.

The illuminated parade and toreh'ight procession Of
the Constitutional UuiOn party, held in Boston on the
evening of the 9Th inst Of the grandest dem
onstratons ever made in that city. 1t gnazed the fact
says the Courier, that the Union of Massachusetts,
are wide awake" to she importance Of the duties deVo
wing upon them 1t showed that the campaign upon
which We have entered will not terminate wi bout Wig
orous contest in the Old Bay State for the supremacy of
the right in the political affairs Of the State and nation
It filled the hearts of Union with enthusiasm while
s astoushed the lukewarm and the waveriug by its
bers and By the hopeful spirit which pervaded its ranks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
CINCINNATUs.
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH ANERICA-THE NE
Gro INSuRRECTINN AT PANAMA


By the Ariel at New York. learn that the negro in
surrecton Panama had been queed and quiet restor
ed The people felt safe while the place occupied by
English and American troops though there much talk
about foreign influence.
The American and English troops on the s,h inst re-
turned to their respective vessels Captain Porter Of the
United States soop-ofWar ST. Marys has received from
gentlemen Of Panama letter Of thanks for his protec
ton over Panama during the troubles.
BAlco aud Corresoso of the revos, have been
| arrested.
The news of Walkers fate had been received at Pam
ama by way of Havana. and created some excitement
An official bulletin dated Manzale 29ih of August
gives an account of battle in New Granada between Gen.
erals Posada and Mosquera, in which the latter de-
ated retreang in good ORDER Posada lost only eight
dead and ten wounded; whilst MosqueraS reported to
have lost one hundred and twenty.eght dead and it is
supposed many who had not yet been found. Mos
quera Lad upwards Of 600 after the battle and five
pieces of artillery; whilst The government forces
bered 676, badly armed. The morning after the
gagement Moquera hoisted flag Of truce, and finally
armisce was agreed upon Mosquera agrees suspend
hoses against the general government; TO revoke his
decree Of the separation Of the State Of Cauca from the
confederation to grant general pardon TO all persons
compromised in the political movements.
la the event OF this convention not being approved
Of by the general government the hostile forces to
have twenty days Of rest before again commencing hos
ltss.
The port Of Buenaventura had capitalized to Captain
Gallo The revolutioniss marched out Of the town. the
flags flying and drums boating
From Ecuador the news is highly important. Fioros
entered Guayaquil the 2lh ut, after short fight,
completely routing Franco who left the country for Ii
ma so that the unfortunae people of Guaysquil at
length released from the protracted state Of warfare in
which they have long been kept and business can
once more be resumed.
From Peru we learn that nothing defnite has been
done with the American caus nor il there any prospect
of the Peruvian government accsding tie demand oil
NJ .sF.I HrnlH 81
still remain at Caao and it not improbable that when
they leave the United States minister Mr.. Clay will
leave with them.
At Valparaiso they about to celebrate the nation
al anniversary OF Chilli by apprOpriatng seven days to
the festivities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

A DIAMOND WEDDING IN ST. LoUIs.-Ihey have bad
diamond wedding in St. Louis. THE occasion" came of
St Georges church, and witnessed by of the
rgest assemblages OF beauty wealth aud fashion Of st.
Louis that have been congregated under roof
The groom Mr. Derrick A. January, SUI cessful
merchant and the bride Miss Julia Churchill kentucky
belle. The jenkins Of the St. Louis Democrat, after
column Of intense description OF the fashionable compa-
count Of the brides dress, and adds: "A magnificent
brooch, composed Of cluster Of seventeen large dia
monds the soItaire alone VALUED at one thousand do
ar sparkled upon the rontspece of the bertha, while
corresponding rich diamond earrings reflected the var
coored rays Of the rainbow the fair wearer movedup
aisla
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DIscu..Ion AZ the CLUB = Ouse.

The discussion between hessFs. Lyons and johnson
came OF At the Club House evening before last IN the
presence Of one Of the very largest audiences Of the sea
son. The house was literally jAmmed and eramusd, a
large number Of ladies hOnOrng and grazing the OeeE-
sion with their presence.
We have no idea Of course, Of attempting any sketch
OF the discussion Suffice &c TO say that il is Almos, IN
VERBALLY admitted tina. Mr.. johnson obtained deeid
aad overwhelming triumph over bis competitor II {
dscussoa conducted With great courtesy and good
temper Ga both sides and impaired high degree Of en-
i1ymeat to he large audience.
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Trur EnouRh.

In his speech some time ago. Mr.. Breckenridge uttered
the following sentiment:
Where a man is before the people for public trust
great deal depends bis personal character and antece
deuts-Mr. breckenridge AshidRd speech.
Now this is the point have been Advocating to show
that Mr. Bel is worthy of tbs support of the American
people, His antecedens all favorable to the South,
and his personal character is without blot blemisb
Being emuenty conservative in his views be is entitled
to the support of every American citizen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

Dur. lsr. l. H. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
aud TRAVIS Il. EPES, Of NOt,oWay,
sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
" 4sh. JOHN 7. THORNTON, Of P Edward.
" 9Th. JAMES p JOHNSON, Of Bedford
e." 9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond.
7,h. LEMUEL J. BOwDEN, of Williamsburg.
4" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Aiddlese1-
" sth.s B. H SHACKELFORD, Of FAnquier.
a." 10Th. ANDREW T. KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
" llth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
18th. W. r STAPLES. Of Montgomery.
" 18th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington
" l4th. J. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood.
18th. A. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
THE UNION CAUSE IN THE TENTH LEGION"-
CIRCUIT COuRT-POLE RAISING AND SPEECHES
By COL CHARLES II. LEWIS, DR. S. ACD0LD AND
b. G. PATTERSON. ESQ.

hAkktSONBukG, Oct oOtn, loOO.
TO The Editor of the Whig:
Il is with pleasure that announce TO your numerous
readers through the columns OF your excellent paper
that the good cause is prosperng faely in the old
"Tenh Legion" have never seen much interest
taken in any that Of the Constitutional Union
party. Every body to be alive with enthusiasm
and think that in Move Ibsr next there will BE- q q
largest vote poled for the Union candidates, Bell and
Everett that has been known before for any Wing
candidate. up, Guards, and at EN-"
There was beautiful pole raised in this place on last
Tuesday evening" bearing at its head the names Of our
gallant standard-oearers BELL AND EvERErT, the Union
"Ths Constitution and The Enforcement Of The Laos.
After the pole had been raised heavenWard calls were
made for Col Charles II. Lewis, who made his appear
auee on the stand and made few remarks, which were
very eloquent and conclusive. He closed amid great ap
pause Calls we're then made for DR.. S. McDOd and b
g. Patterson Esq who addrt ssed the large crowd pres
ent in spirited and animated addresses
The Circuit Court which commenced its session on the
llth is still in session, Judge Allen, presiding Nothing
OF much Importance has been brought before the Court
except the case of Abraham Showalter charged with
rape The case was brought before the Court Friday
last ard Saturday the Jury brought in verdict o.
guilty and sentenced him twelve years Imprisonment
in the Penentiary The evidence very strong agaus
him. and the impression s that he fully deserved
the fate to which he was consigned. PHlLO.
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rOMMIssIONER,s sALe OF LAND. BY yir

~ OF Circuit COURT term,
IA he suit Of Npscomb quad Of J pm NJ Lpsco nb against
bbb and Others the undes ed Comm will The
9Th day Of Deeembe. fair, " tbs next fair day.
pose sale the residence Of the late VIM psc NIB In said
county public auction TO the hhi Idde the undivided
tnsh h OF the IAd Joseph NJ pscomb la two racts
Of add lying 10 sal county on tie waters VI Gold Mine Cresk
The nj about 800 10 called the Hone Tract
the ,ther go and allied tn. Young
Presumilg that ptrs des pure viii st inlne Tie
land for them not deemed Necessary ia er 10 cescr be
H. except vat the mproyem mis- al excel Mt aud that
u lanes speedily the ome Tract arr admirably adapted 70
III cultivation Of IN; usual crops. espec ally tobacco
TERMS sALE-CAsh soelent g. the costs Of
and xptns OF sale; the rssidue upon credit Of
and three years ua the purchaser TO execute his
bonds with good iy for the deferred payments tear. goie
the day OF sale to be pad annually and the legal title
be retained additional security. until the whole 4 tho
ehAse mOnei shall be paid EDMUND p. 90 OWN,
Commissioned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

SBOOrISG ARRAY AT LoursvILLE On Saturday night.
Col Rocksuhi editor Of the ADzeigtr, at uisville
was attacked in public house by gang Of bues and
badly beaten. when he fred pistol wounding mortav,
il Is luppoced Marlin Miller, the proprietor Colonel X
fought CALAMITY in The battle Of Buena Vista, and to this
time bears Of the many wounds he received In that
bloody fight. The Iulians who assaulted him are in Jail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
THE CANVASS IN WHEELING

TO the Editor of The Rhig:
The Douglas men had very large torch-light process
sion Saturday night which has set the Brecktes back
considerably.
TIE enthusiasm for Bell is great Bell will carry Il Is
county by or 500.
Betting is going on largely, that Bell viii carry the
State, and that Bseeknrdge will not poll two votes
Douglas enc. Yours N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

MURDERS IN BUcKIHGHAM.-We learned just as vi
were going to press that murders were committee
10 Buckingham, on Tuesday. man named Olive BLINK
inship was killed lin the presence Of justice Of whom
he was seeking proiecsion) by VIM +. Toney, and ne
gro blacksmith belonging to Mr. Chambers, was KILLED
by white man named Abrahams. We heard no further
PARTICULARS Fdr,npiHe Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

RErURS or JENNY LIND TO ESGLASD.-Jenny Lind
Godschmidt has just returned to England from visit Of
weeks to ter native city Of Stockholm, where she
was cordially received by her friends, form whom she
had been absent several Her upon the
musical stage Of Sweden Louise Micha whom the Swe-
d;h critics agree in considering little, If any inferior
has lately been married TO her cousin, and in imitation
Of her predecessor, now signs her name Louise Min
Michaaii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

FIRING INFO UNITED STATES VEssEL.-Recenty OF
the coast of Cuba Spanish manof war steamer threw
shot across the bow Of the United States vessel Crusa
der when Capt AAfit replied by firing ditto, hosting
his coors and steamng down. with his men at quarters
demanding what he meantg |. was a mistake. The
Crusader looked something ke the City OF Norfolk the
SLAYER, and hence the misapprehension.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
Alexander RlVrs, Esq.

We are grati6ed to welcome among Us this able and
indefadgable Wig NOV visit to this city, aud to
sra that be all speak this friday night at the Club
House, in behalf Of the Union and sound government.
His eloquent voice win rally host Of eager heAre-L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

AMAGSIFrcExr DarvE Tie inhabitants of Paris ar
10 be cra,ihed with another magnificent promenade
The Emperor has given orders for the construction o.
road around Paris, within the Notifications It will b
twenty miles long, and one hundred and twenty fee
wide The foo paths will be bordered with trees.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

THAT TIE REe ENT ELECTIOSS IN THE NORTH
ERN STATES. DEMONSTRATE CONCLUSIVELY THAT
KOculNG CAN NOW SECURE THE OVERTHROW
OS rHE BLACK REPUBLICANS AND THE SAFETY
OF tbs COUNTRY, BUF THE UNION OF ALL
CONSERVATIVE MEN UPON BELL AND EYEREIT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

LOUISIANA warm friend of Breckenridge and Lare
thus writes as to tie prospect in Louisiana while
am going for Breckenridge and Lane assure you that
Breckenridge stands chance in Louisiana Bell and
Everett will undoubtedly carry the state"-Loui'viiL'
J.,rnoI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
The BreekInrIdEsrs AIaIng che HspabIIcans.

The New York Tribune says that it has the best au-
tbOrity for saying that the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson
openly deuounces and repudAtes the New York FUSION
and declares that it will be gross sacrifice of principle
for any Breckenridge to vote for such ticket to de-
feat Lincoln.
Iit not clear as the MONDAY SUM- that the whole OBJ
ect Of the Brecknridgers is the election OF
lincoln Will patriotic Yirginians sustain them in their
reckless purpose by voting for their candidates PeO-
pie of Virginia. as you value the honor and rights of the
South and the blessings of the Union resolve to
turn your backs upon the Yancey candidate for the
Presidency and to vote for those noble statesmen and
pa,riots John Bell and Edward Everett.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
IEhntulII OIh nuckDof

The Yancey .Breckinridge organs say that Douglas
promises to support Lincoln against the South This is
the version of Douglas to the Norfolk questions
given by the organ of the Administration. We should
like to know what the present Administration will do;
what answers it will give to the questions Perhaps it
will be called for practical answer before the 4ih of
March next The organs ought to be cautious. Breck
nrdge their candidate has not yet dared to that he
differs from Douglas this subject. If this PerversiOn
Of Douglas answers is to pass let it be borne in mind
that Breckenridge leaves these answers unchaenged-
Silence gives consent Breckenridge is, at least uncom
mitted He will not say that State would have right
to secede upon the election of Lincoln or that he would
not force to prevent it, South Carolina is supporting
him. without knowing il he will be friend or an enemy
when she undertakes what she eontemplates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

THE IMPRISONED FLIsusrKRs Gel Rudler, Walkers
second IN command in Ho-duras addressed letter to
Col Martini commander Of TruI llo thanking m fjr
the friendship evincsd for him during his hneneni
and trial in that city lie shorty afterwards march
ed OF TO the interior 10 serve out bis sentence,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

Edward Everett Is national and conservative states
nan lie is widely separated from the Aboli.ionsts
Of the North as be Is from the reeaters Of the South
The former dsnOunce him. because he has always oPPo'-
ed their wicked designs the latter assa him because he
does not subscribe TO their sxT m views But eonser-
vative men hold him in high estimation as noble aud
Tue man. worthy Of all repect among his eOuntrymen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

DUCK EFT OPFICE.-An once Will be opened this
ing abd ring the Fair the ,tore under the Spots
wood House acjo lag that H, for the purpose
Issuing membrsp Receipts MEMBER persons wishing be-
members, ofthe Virginia State Agricultural Society.
n WI IA Al esesv
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nTRP RYR WHISKY AND LONDON DOCK

DIHF KNE WHINK MD LtINDUN DUC n
1 BaANDY -OH Whisky Bumgardnrr, sumnsrdesn.
Richards ms Abney Faek shermon, WIN Wal.ees ehe q,
est end Ih Whhky Tuscalnosa, honongahela and Petr
Hangr Old Ps1h kid Apple Brandy-Jas II missy, otar
Dipuy Co. Pn@t Ca ton o., 81 Ve1 gn-e, Jules
pure Apple Brsndy Peih Brandy Jamaica Rum
Mad ira Wines Pure old Holland Gin Also
Wnes OF lbrAnd gade' sale Wholesale and
all. BY J. kUnHh.soN,
Next 70 corner Governor ana FRANKLIN as
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CARRIED.
F% THE BELL AND EyERE 4

On wednesday evening, Oct a. 1850 at Oakland In ohsste
field rouuty, by Mr. TEZArd, Mr. MORTIMER NJ YOUNG
Of RIrhmand to Miss MAMIE !. KEEcH, Of Chs field.
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"GET THE BEST"

GET THE BEST"
Splendid Stock ofPianos.
W0RCESTER'S NEW SCALE.
'f' PIANO 4 S5t TCsrS SsA' N " superb
eer ole ed or 50 Inth rke, and ask exani a)n from
oss 10 Ean tfthe BEST PIANOS st the l0te 81 pfess
A. suRRIa.
aha Bookseller and Dealer II PisnOfoItss.
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stephens Explanation Of Douglas Norfolk
gpeeen.

Hon A Il. Stephens, in bis speech at Atlanta, mad'
the following remarks upon Judge Douglas Norfolk
speech;
"Mr Douglas has b. en- charged with having said In BIZ
Norfolk speech that Southern State seeded he Woult
assist Lincoln il elected President in coercng her in,C
subsection am here to deny the charge, Mr. Douglas
held no such language. Mr. Douglas did say, that Wher
a candidate for President elected according 10 thu
prescribed rules Of the Constitution, he would deien'
him in the discharge Of his Constitutional duties bu
whenever be undertook usurp Constitutional authori
o. or commit any aggression upon the rights Of th'
South be would assist in hanging him as high as h'
Yirgiuars hung old John Brown Mr. Douglas said fur
tbermore that the election Of Lincoln was not Caus
Tor dsunion. agree with Mr.. Deuslas.'
Let il be remembered that Alexander H. Stephens, o
Georgia is regarded asian extreme Southern and Sate
Rights man, and ia, also, honorable and patriots
man. aud yet he fully endorses Douglas Norfolk sIeaeh
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DEATH SESTlscE.-wm. p Gibscu, convicted at Az a
cor california of the murder Of Mr.. Church bar been
sentenced 10 be hanged Friday the ID Of November