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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

CAPT RuopEs cf ssop Oregon hou Providence 'n.opT Is
ett so .bp IA when 81 New Loiton, saW the ssh - -
sss,t HAVING iu tow ie ,eht Pei Of v AREA X L. irli
B r Poi Fweu y no nd been 90 5sion and h,d PSI
ufce,ded n "a htng btr bui w0ui syr g. Eet ito stol'
g.on The s. spe-.er sesehiIs too he feiino AZ
thlIs go + ~. -,f.
vii be ay,d a. crs portion che forward pert ehAnA hIS
lands se nov suessri 10 gtus ssf enc a n :,
sq pc, a. scot L. The b,Tk Eden horisea il't o. shi
rom S,~lk anked 4 ia, pot 10 h, with mAinuass 3eld
isg fe MID piutF and vi ss cf sals ana gfis nav
a. IL, . al an the Sth VIII repd, without ds,hsrgs
ad Il In sbouI 10 days The cago 81 sctt q h. snp',n,
,il lth copux OF coal IVES sold On 18th at suction TOT
"a rs per ,un Tee pats the bsA Margaret progressing
npOly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK...
Cleared,

seamshlps-Ahel Wilson A,pnwall D. b Allen BsE,iDs,
uIles havana LIVINGSTON, CTocherOn Co. Wa. Aooot,,
NTH Point Pste X p. Buck Co.
SLip-T j. Rogers, Day, Cork and market G. G. Duncan
Co a.,
BsrIs- n. Dr TIA brosn Baltimore master; Bszi ien Bar.
ter Rio Janeir s. Cit Jane tBrj hcDougA Bristol 5.
Nbnn,J NC =.
brgs- Mono Gui.,ins Maagal Come, WsLs Co N.
Ne Bs, Ttb'ts, st Jasc, II BLookman Co. - 49, .
s Looner+- Oipse,, Wzyc IT, St Andrews; N ". Smith,
Boyd, Charleston slc Cesdy Mot. Col MyrOyer Hasses,
Uni1U, D. Mo r.adJ No Co 4. p Howe, Chaim, C0r-
pus u H. NJ Cresdy Mott Co LaWIence Allen, bosoa,
DsyIs2 Co teTssn Cole, Petersburg Van Cl~ef,
Lem, Re ertburg Van BTuut SagEt Bsuent iii lard,
Coige Creek Va D. Ne~ton Aexsndria Advance, Corr
" Bafss d. r. Dewo r. Demi, HendrickSon, Hsgans,
l. b. 0sgeE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

CHARLESTON, Sept 30-Thc steeu ship Columbia, Berry
from A,..loIk err here ~ Cclotk slrday night
SAVANNAH Oct The tcreT 4 -anship hoatsollci!i
from Nee .Nofk ~ tsIe =, o'cOck SUNDAY eyeohg
Nt-ORLEANS, oct AR ,hirs q ,ndGst, Liv,rPooli !
South Cscua oad ADisYer New bark LA ~h ia'fn'
ton B.stor. -,
tOSTON OF AR .hip John md Albert Bray. Newot'
Lean, bflAs Augusts, Loyrtt Atdiossan 4 Nut'
.Dg~ay, co r. b5ss Gyore Mail ugton kor b0h'us'
j.. a H.lf ID R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
Passenger Sailed

In t>on,hip Tsuoaio for HaabUSg S1al1 psonurs
NJ ~ Huh 3D. senso Mir and Nh. ~ Bi.rios, ar aod Nv
Aekerm'n w. % Dsrs Loevy Ho.sttzl NeR-9ort L.
neL Cal " nsiner ChisEo P. sc6.uf Ss~.Yors ubts
Pet@r'n L. ke,hnse', N,",UI, ans; Roller gu,ossh,
Led 'e,ir.s NJ, Z cN yist Me- segs1t9 Ns~ysf dss
peif New OIl.sns Mr. and Mrs Wbas Roch..,s, pS,i.
LIZ cius H. uul,berg NJ Probsaed KreischsT NJ. ~
nh.i-r N.V' o R,Tculow bearer Of diso..shs ~,
he sew York Gnbeio Fund to O. Gsrbad others IA s.rale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ASSEMBLY CosyEsrIos.-The second District Re-
publican Assembly Convention, for the nomination Of
a candidate for member Of Assembly will b. hell at
Netyopoli an Hall on Friday evening. Tha primary
sstjngs for the election Of gates the Convention
will be ED in the wards of the district this TeLog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
m KAIE

DUBOIs-FISHER- Sunday Sept 90 In tue Greene street
Meth dist Episcopal church, by the Rev Charles T. Harris
Jo..ph p D1ois Charlotte tisher both Of this city
sLOAT- sNEpEN On T, esdsy, SEPT IS at Rocklaod n T.
By the Rev Nj Day. ar g,n.as sost o. Jersey OiJ " J'
10 Mise Clara II. S.sdsn Of RocklaBd, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

MURDER AT GRAvEsEsD.-A colored man named
Faux Nichols, reficipg in The Town of Gravesend,
l.. was found dead in a chair 10 his house on Suu-
1ay morning lie was covered 18th blood from two
Wounds in the left temple Inflicted apparently with
glass tumbler. Nichols vas an old man and his wife
i, YONG woman, aud they lived t. SEEMS unhapplly
together Ga the night previous Niohol4 aud his wife
bad got liquor 81 Petr EmmaUss grocery, aud, g)iug
home 10 state Of iltozic1tOn, qusrreled TIE
woman seized q lumber AID struck her husband on
The head, them without fartner as to HE
fale, went 10 bed. Next sing she went to a store
70 get some liquor, and blood being noticed on her
cloth Dg, inquiry made, and Of the nsighbors
ing to the house found Nichols Dead with tue frag
meuts Of a glass tumtlsr lying beside the body Con-
stable Friend TOOK the woman into Gust )dy and sue
as committed by Jastce Stllge to await the action
II The Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT A LIcESsE.-kobert
Gamble per Of dnis saloon corner Of Greene AM OK
,tset AID James Ga roll proprietor Of saloon 10 Se'sen
street W re tr usbt Recorder dsn yeasrdy and haed
$40 esch selling liquor without license IN Fioaoh Of 'y
ordinance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
Live stock on the y. Y. and Erie RsilresA.

CANPvILLH, Monday 1 100
For ending Monday Oct La Cattle a. car.
Hogs q Shv-p ears hors Total stock 1885, sdi IN
Eiyr' re'gb nisiug tsl number Of can hsulsd h,
Soek k,pre,s siS darf the weet 3 shovins an ncr.,
iat se'b f20 Of live stock Total increase Of 4, e,
hauled By Sock Express, "a -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
R,c.ipss Of Prosls CO,

T.t.I b. all p..s, Oct 246 bbls Flour as ~.
Corn N.. $50 81 bash N hest 5OJ bush Corn 700 bash
Erey ~ ~ 6usb Os's os3 piga on Cake, ~ pkzL Al-
s57 big. " bbky, SIS pkss Lard 1O6 pkgs. Seed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
Mnrkelu-cArrgrlIY RrrOa.nD ron rus N. ' Tnmrys


AsHF The aket IL steady with ar demand for Pots q;
% 25 aud PEN a. - 5bi
CL1TUN The market Is not very active but quite steady
ard Il 800 bales lOlc. for MddAng pAnds ana
IIo for New.OIt and Texas.
COFFkE-TbeIe vsy quiet market for all description
but prices iesdy the sae OF Rio announced o uvS
We3 day ENDS 81 restrict In this description buyers
suel, awaiting result before pufch snE ps tr sale
sToCk ~ COFFEE OtT. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

BURGLARY -Ths bouse of Mr.. Grsvsy, IN Cternout
ave, % KsIb avenue, eSpiu'ly entered BY tao
ai eaptsy morn a0d robbed 81 etoe~l an1
n. Mr. gTry.v hsJd ooiss and getting
W Surprised the no-s VIA speedily lsh The pfenIse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

ATrEsPr TO COMMIT A RtPE.-A man named
Andrew Lesher broutb before Justice Cuer yestr
cbsrga Of COMM ting an assault on MS ter 70 S| LgIo
Conno with intent commit rape lie was held 10 bail to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

REPUBIICAS ASSEMBLY NoMISATION.-Th Rspub-
eaD Assembly Convention for she Nth District met on
saturday ard accepted the teclination OF Mr. Cnas II.
Fellow, and nominated John NJ SteaIns candidate
the Nth Assembly District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Bop-Rlsss,.5 81 Bes........ 5:42 Moon-Ris., ga
Sandy Hoek. 1896 Gov Island. s26 He'll Ges,.llO1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

COMMERCE OF BRooKLYN.-The following elbows
the nun er Of cargoes discharged at the Brookl IN
wharyes during the month Of Sep'ember Sega, aad
Molsss e. Co. Naval Stores, 46i Wood aud Lumber,
20; Dyewood, a. Iron S; Coal 3; Gnano ); Co n.
Il Ballast, l. Sulphur, q Copper, Il Tobacco, l.
L1ssed, !. Total, IGg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN INsTTTUTE.-The additions
TO the exbi iton yesterday were greater than the
nAnsgers had ant psted, especially in the fruit and
flower departments. We noticed especially the large
aid fresh and splendid display Of pe,rs from hesns,
El~aI ger & Barry of Rochester numbering no lee
than us vari ties. The grapes and p=ar5 from Mrs.
LisDthal are fully equal 10 anything on exhibition.
MIR Wm S CIpenters colecuon Of appls sorPasses
any exbibi If that fruit which we have seen.
single sppe eonTl uted by L. Ellsworth, esq, Presi-
dent of The Il OILS Safe Agricultural Society, is sop
posed 10 be The largest sPpe seen in NeSYork.
IL mea uJes Is inches round and weighs - pounds.
The poul ry and pigeons entered yesterday very much
incIeaie The interest Of the Fair. much richer and
more elegant display Of flowers were also brought than
on the precious Monday. Altoge her We think the
Fair lie vastly Improved in every respect since last
week. An Address viii be delivered this evening by
Theodore Tilton, esq, Of Brooklyn, at z! O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

WINTER CLASSES OF THE ACADEMY or DESIGN
Prot Cummings of the National AGaoemy, the able
conductor Of The School Of Design 10 East thirteenth
street announces that the tree Wioter classes estab-
hsbed by means of the funds derived from the annual
EXHIBITIONS for the bsneft of students, and which
have for many years been conducted under hs super
vision, 10 be reOpened on Monday night, the 8'h
inst TIE casts, &c, forming the present coll cton Of
the antique school of the Academy Of Design, embrace
l5rge number Of copies Of the works of tue old
mast Is, fuieDgh ues, busts, &c. and constitute
the chef subjects of stucyi the advantages OF which
any one p sessiOg sufficient elementary knowledge Of
6esgn to warrant his admission, may avail himself
free OF chsrge. The Life School furnishes models on
the came terms that could ordinarily be obtained
The school lie kept open nightly, for four or five months
dOring the Autumn and Winter; the rooms ars we'll
lighted and warmed, and III der such regulations IA
experience has proved agreeable with the general cd
aud convenience Of students. The hour of opening is
o'c'oek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

COUCH Hearing Googh has in other years been a
favoIie exercise Of Christian people. They were be-
reft of d cure comfort and strong support when be
went away TO lands beyond the sea 70 e5pousa the
Temperance caase. They repeated tle stories Of his
great work among the poor aud degraded classes Of the
British ises but these were not his wa person. glow
ing with enthusiasm, and expanding morally out of all
physical proportion Dor bis impuIsivs and warm elo
quence, nor his amusing tones and gestures. His
name was spoken a subtle charm by the Disciples
he left behind They carried his words about
with them as talismans against temptation aud cor
rUpon. The hearty welcome he received At the Cooper
Ins tue last night showed how ne is indeed The leader
Of q movement which must somewhat decline with
out the infufons Of his and tact. Perhaps
army Of soldiers battling againt fearful odds, and
slmOs, dslesrened by fearful obstacles, ever well
coined their c,ieitan with hopeful eDthusasm
than The small yer fiery was welcomed by the
great and intelligent audience assembled On this 90
Casi.n,
The Rev. Theodore l. Cuyler very aptly expressed
the common feeling Of j.y aud confidence when he
remarked that he ibaDhed God that bic brother Wa
still alive, and grarIing Coughs hand, blessed God
1bat be was bone again. while The crowds who clotey
filed Jh5 vast bOoy Of u Hail. the windows and the
platform, mace the welcome TiDg again. Ex.Mayor
Harper presiding over the meeting in behalf Of the
Young Mems Christian Association syas much affected
when he introduced hr. Cough Although he has
passed through extraordinary labo1 sJroti--hav q
delivered as mauy 600 ADDRESSES an aggregate Of
900 coo people-thele are 10 s.gos Of physical ex
lsustion about the champion. II sc may employ
bonely metaphor, be comes % tine with lhe ig4al
slscrity and IL NOT in the least degree shtky in the
pius and tie old fire stl burns N lie eye, and tho
BIS nervous energy peryades his whole system.
8spgh spoke for TWO hours. His msthod 10 un-
harged. He mater wac the stock Of bis keen OBJ !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

CuUoSTTs lNqUFsrs "A nan named Thomas C0e
fo1id dead the Jamaica PlnUOd, snelsers on
Sunday night itapp- thai be- ~ irteupsre habits and
layu wandered about te couutrI o day. died. % sup
plsed ho exposure. lie 90 yeao OF sge lie mmy 10
s.crs iu Ilati5s0s
An uque,t held yesterday by Cor Horton upon Ia,
bod, OF Jaus Kelly, Who JiDd rom H. etc q q yIilo5
talI-d in July a Hg tais of earth fsl Ing upon hu
kedgts IN ac-cGa With o gys were IoUGecd ~ both
eafts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

THE GRASD JURY OF THE CogRT or OYER AID
TEEmNLE.-The Court of Oyer and Teruner was
organized yesterday by Judge Bro vn, when the fol-.
loving gentlemen were inpanno.d as the Grand
JnTy;
A. gugus Smith George A Powers B. N Leonard James n
Thou p.on, \. Lawrence John var rv0er Hen Moore j.
Bur j. Henry Phi Fps Francis strusoI Ed~sId Low.
Noah =. S,lirk, Andrew Smith, j. Lucss CL0r.s Tpn.
Ntu ber-Loten 8. Parkinson, q. o. Luor, frydsiick
HcLafds. o., Lyman Mason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

ALvosT A RIoT.-O Officer Larome OF the Sixth Pre-
orct, scrsy. arrested named Owen Campbell 70. cIe
ai tutub.ur I'M Grand street r.. o. A. he tailag him
@ ne sa Ton hUuse three igJi Ioughs attempted h Gug
and ile orT c1lrd upon t- bJsludcr or assistance
IlHtd Arms ht-td m srrrrs, ~hru the party
sr upon him The officer Thea q bic sud per
nit % hmpb' 10 rsoape a. the time npying for
TIE unfrs tbri away and al escaped rp
IaufC John e. dine who token before JUUce Waite and
f.t for dlNE o. hp County JAIN The Justice suei warrant
for tie HITtst o. several o. tho others.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

In the SENtTE, Monday and Tuesday the dis.
eussion was continued upon the resolution OF Mr.
Powell, Of KY, 10 appoint a committee Of thir-
teen to consider tina, portion II the Presidents
Message relating 10 the pending aeatAiions on
The slavery question.
In tina House. the motion Of Mr.. HAEKISs. Of
Florida To he excused FROM serving on the se-
i"ct committee appointed by the Speaker on Mr..
'rEtER's resolution, was discussed Monday
and Tuesday Thc House refused 10 excuse
him.
Mr.. B"YCE, OF South Carolina made .i,nilas
application 60 be excused, which ~ss no doubt
refused.
Me. lyEEsoN, ofGeorgia, declared in the Sen
ate that the withdrawal from tI,c Union OF five
Of the southern States, before the Ath of MArb
next might b. considered fNs,d fact" Con
css-iun- and compromises would be too Late
NJ. PrGH and Mr.. DouoLAs replied TO HIM IN re-
gard 90 the alleged bad faith Of the Northwest
era States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
oUR NEW DRESS.

Ne dot Lpssn the horsespun gaF5 II the
senior rHsde Al P0r,ers factory. Dor that Of .ilc
junior from Jobes. lhoth 10 topfomiiy with the
l0DgroaiHtaine5 principle Of bon, dependence
and true southern indepeniepceJ but tie hard
some dress q the "Old Fagily Journal" IL l.
aeknop Lodged that To- FREE PREss il nov
printed upuB tie hanisomest typc ever east in
the United States ~ handsotne that our old
frlenis eouid hardly recognizes orr idcutit, r.
and d is duc 60 insiiee 10 state tist d was east
40 thc vcllestabliuhri rrd fsifbGd Fo..nisy 81
Jtva Uosygs A SDvs New Yofk
And now II our Subscribers will iust prove
themselves irur frisnts by suabliur us ~ make
prompt payment a. fba bslauts doc on tbs tvr,.
90 shall .a 9n cur vsy q, pic,pg. ASH give iben.
vh'Iesuue truths in ribdieaiion Of the uian
aHd ~ the True interests rf tts -11ih ~ lla, a..
lf sod leaiib last. Dont allov as b. desr.snd
u these Times Of ryil porisat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
TLe Result in Virginia.

The official returns from the Counties in the
STATE give Brls 7l.Gsl yotes, BnkcSiSRlpas "a.
523, DoDGlAs 1888. anil IISooLx 1929. Az.
gregafe vote l57, Jos an increase Of 1887 over
last year BEiI.s majority over BRrcKi>Efbor
3Ss. Combined majority over BHEcKiyHJ " Is.
Coz. From various errors in different portions
Of the STATE, caused chiefly nv aspyi,s of the
names Of Electors, the Governor issued his pro-
clamation. in accordance with the decision II
the Attorney General, announcing the election
Of nine Bell and six Brecknridge Electors.
The returns from the Counties OF CLAW and
Mcdowell were rejected on account Of informal
tiles The Official returns from Webster aud
Wyoming were not received in time 20 De- count
ed. The four gave majority ofl27 for BrII
The Electoral College met on "Wednesday
week, according 10 law and the Brvckinridrc
electors having IN a spirit Of justice and magma
nimity. worthy Of all comrHendation declined to
act, their places were supplied by others. and
the vote % the State cast ~ 4 uni; for Bl1L aud
EyTKErr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
Count the Cost.

In The enforcement; % Acknowledged rights i Is
often well 10 consider whether Hash remedies are
available. lis provoking enough 10 Sou,Lern
rnop, 70 FIND Ire Abolii.OH.sls ofIbe North " hose
fathers Poeketei the proceeds Vt heir slaves
essrnaily NEEDING with instters which DO not
properly concern them and disturbing ID, other
wise happy condition Of master and slAye ~ it
exist in the South.
No State Is more Neeply interested N this
matter than Virginia, Vt men Of sense always
count the cost beforr they leopard everything in
rtsoTting to the a bitrAment Of the sword Their
are several things to be considered
Virginia j. a border State. and A. -hch likely
70 tufer far more than the Cotton State. ~
She loses beyond redemption probably one hun
drcd slaves wear. mostly from the border coun.
t,ss, OF ta0se contiguous 20 Maryland and Penn
sylyanta. As long rs We remain in the Union.
We have some hold or claim upon thoSa States
into whose territory the slaves escape Fnrtbe
loss Of these. shall We leopard the reiertian Of
the whole number within our bordersg Are
We ready. by dissolution. 20 throw down the eN-
isiing barrier incomplete thoucii IL be. aud
tNI'Aeg ittAAl Au' iuetlANt NiufF law AMI give
up the righ, 20 reclaim any Of them The very
discussion ct The question Of secession has nj.
ready reduced slave property TO ONE haifit- val
~ i~NirRinia anI Maryland
Again Ii Virginia resolves 20 becaae AN
INDEPENDENT nation. 1r portion of one. ,he
g''ea up h-r ppstai faciliti,e now oosting three
millions of DOLLAR annually and must Ipr-.lf
establish post Officers anl po,iroutes she must
establish lime IT military lo-t- alous, tie Po-
foinac hecawe ssaiicisiu b. ~ Iiksly 10 be-
erndicai~d By Moro declaration OF tHs night
psdortl.y 70 s@ae.i-
Virginia is now iu debt - the aiutarut II thir
" millions 81 dollars ior Internal Improvement.
Sshe has incurred new obliratiuns. and IL about
to issue nov, s,osk. The mare TIL n sec,sst,n
has already depressed VTginra bouds from %
cents in the dollar a. Is With fisuH,0s IN
PrOsPcct. how hong we'll they ruainisiu even the
rate
Be.drs. tl's people of Virginia ar already
gror't"g ias GVv Wis ss,d iasy sbonIdI under
ih" Pre.rn, burden u taSnbon Ar thay pr,-
Parsd ~ dolbIg fh,s burden D., ruaintaln,us an
srmy So u'e heid' Have they be- sllrt. eount,.i
the Get
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
An OIigarchY.

& The following article ne copy frcul sbe Char
l9ttsssile Rerieis. wbich by thr way. l. 6vc q
to best edited paPcrs in the state. IL shSws
tas, ri-Gsic,i homes, Dcmo-s.y OF Virginia
ulst Kind OF State ,hey ar, now called upon
to seatain, IN lis efforts disrupt it, RELATIONS
With the Federal Government We eoufess our
'"''-P~~s'sa 10 rush into thc enDracuS ~ such
people simply because they ~ up a claim n.
the special defenders o. the Constitution We
would prefer 10 styrs Siear "a, IT, eyent al,
disruption OF the geseyTms-at.t bf . ceshnaanis,
-Shers TIA. merchant. mechanic and laboriag
man arc not considered upon = social. political
and christian equality with the lordly planter.
The idea is rep1lsiye % the honest, manly. indie
pendent feelings Of loyal yirginiaIls, and whsn
ws hear a raaR Psating it loudly for South Car.
DINA against the world. we arr forced to the
conclusion that he is an oiisarchi.t Of the most
approved Tor soaih CARDINAL pattern But to
the article:
The state Of South Carolina contains - .9G7
plantations, containing A.072j5l acrcs of Inn
proved and l2liaolg acres Of unimpro,od land
valued at ss2,i3l 6si averaging TO each sal
acres
The Government i. based on the Constitution
of 1870. and the amendments added 10 It Al VA
nous Periods. The right 10 vote requires a free
hold Of so acres in ordinary eases The Iss,i--
iaiurc i elected annually A Senator must he
80 ynars old, a resident citizen years, and ii
resident in the district must owp frce-
hold worth E3Oo, il non-rcsi,lent worth q OOO
Representatives must have resided m the state
years II resident in the district must oUn a
freehold OF 500 acres and o Negroes, or rvaI c--
tate worth ESQ IL nonresident mnst own real
estate worth e5O0 The Governor i cboscp bv
the legislature. and musi have resided 10 the
state 10 years. and be possessed Of a settled e,-
tate ~urth 81 500 The Lieutenant Governor "a
chosen and must he qualified in like manner.
The people do not vote directly for Governor
for President
ID l6are Is no middle class in South Carolina
The population consists (out Of the towns, which
arr iswI at planter and a sort Of peasantry -
The delegates to the Legislature are frequently
elected by dozen voters large land holder.l
and the affair is not uncommonly scttled at the
dinner-tAble
Trade is considered "a not exactly suitable 10
gentleman. Merchants (retaiD are cnllei
'shoP-kerpers, and are not upon a social equal
ity with tl,e planters,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
VIRGINIA for BELL s EVERETT.

The SIX Brcekinridge Electors Tor rather Ave,
for one Of them was unable to attend whom
Gov LsTcHCE declared g. have been chosen.
n'asiamim'usly declined 60 avail themselves ct
The irregularities and errors Of he poll-books
and allowed the vote Of the State 20 b. cast Tor
Bar and EyrnEfr ia conformity with tlc will
Of d,c leople
The BEt and Hvrrrrf Ciuh d Richmond
City gave a banquet u tie Elcctor- on wsdurs-
DAY evening the sth instant ~ Ballard. TX
change llotcl, wnGlzH Ntcrnulxn, Esu..
presided assisted Wy number q vice Fresi-
dents, and The patriotic toasts given bn the oc-
casion (which win b. found IN smother colun,n.l
werc responded 20 by elo1uoa, speeches ali
breathing devotion t. Ne Caioh win bvtro
gard 10 southern Rights"