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Ned O'Baldwin, the Irish giant, who
was arrested with Joe WormaId for prize
fighting in Lynnfield, Mass, in October,
1868, was sentenced yesterday to eiRh-
teen months hard labor in the House of
Correction. O'Baldwin stated in bis de.
fence that Wormald had dogged him and
assaulted him until he was bound to
fight. He appeared deeply affected over
his sentence and said it was all no with
him now. Wormald escaped some time
ago by giving straw bail, his bondsman
being sent to Jail for perjury.
The negro lawyer Bradley, who was
expelled from tho Georgia Legislature.
10 plotting dark schemes among the co.
lored laboring GLASSES.
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true that did 'emphatically recommend
thas Virginians sbonld bo employed as
managers and workers OF your mines,
farms and factories, believing that such
men as Maury, Sutherlin, Anderson and
Ruftin, OF whom there are hundreds, are
quite equal to those duties. I did also,
with equal emphasis, advise against tho
introduction of the New England free.
school system, believing it by no means
adapted to Virginia, and that Washing
ton College, William and Mary and the
University could furnish better systcms.
This. then, is the head and front of
my offending. If there be treason or
folly in it, 1 must submit to tho penalty.
But suppose the charge true. Had 1
been making on agricultural. address at
Philadelphia, Albany, Boston or Provi-
dence. and had said did not want Vir-
glnia capital or Virginia managers for
mines, farms and factories, but only Vir-
ginia negroes (now by law and conceded
authority holding superior citizenship
for menial service, while the enlightened
white men of the North were capable of
managing their own affairs, am inclined
to think would have escaped the severe
criticism have been subjected to for
saying in Virginia, that native born Vir-
SihiaAo uuNo UIuluS enough 10 manage
their OWN affairs, and that they should be
impelled by the pride of virtuous and
free ancestry to do 80.
The charge is not true. T will not re-
tort by alleging improper motives for its
origin. My address will be published,
ns literally as can make it in the words
l used in its delivery, and those who
choose to read it, may SEQ whether I
have over-praised Virginia, at tho ex-
pense OF New England, to an extent CAL
cnlated to irritate the sensibilities of
those most delicate in the new born love
between the sections.
use this occasion, my dear sir, to ex-
press to you and the many friends whose
generous courtesy has sustained me
under somewhat painful circumstances,
my heartfelt gratitude and my profound
regret. that, in the performauc ce of duty
OF filial patriotism, may have mistaken
the prevailing sentiment of Virginia, if
have done so. I am, with cordial re.
gard, yours faithfully,
JOHN 8. PRESTON.
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The SURVIVORS BANQUET. Last even
ing the members of tho newly organized
State Survivors Association partook of a
banquet rendered them by tho survivors
of Charleston. The festive board was
spread in the fine dining hall of the
Mills House. and the proprietors of that
establishment showed, by the abundant
and sumptuous manner in which they
furnished the table, their determination
that the Mills House, while in their
charge, shall not unbeseem its old repu.
tation. Col. E. McCrady. Jr., presided
at the main table, assisted by the Vice
Presidents, COL G. Irvine Walker, Mai.
y. q. Barker, DIR. J. +. Prioleau and
Col >. +; Hunt: The banquet passed
off very pleasantly. Among the promi-
nent guests were Gems. Kershaw and
Bratton, Coils. Wallace and McMaster,
the Hon. ]. B. Campbell and Rev. w.
B. w. Howe Charleston Ne,os, 1911.
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE,
Washington street, fe,o doors from, Main
IN BEST Of LIQUORS. WINES, sEaARs,
Ellg etc.. constantly on hand, and dispensed
~ promptly: Hot Mixtures OF various kinds
FREE LUNCH every day at II O'Clock.
Noy'7 f r. BARRY Proprietor.
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RIOT IN CHATHAM SouARE.-About 5
p. m, on Sunday, one OF the Hibernian
societies was passing up Chatham Square,
on its return from funeral, when the
driver of car 178, of the Third avenue
railroad, forced his car through the ranks
OF the society. The driver was struck
by one of tho members of tho society,
some of the car passengers intcrfered,
and the fight Immediately became gene
raj. Capt. Jourdan, of the Sixth pre-
cinct, with section of men, soon ap-
peared on the ground, and charging
through the immense crowd that had
congregnted, succeeded in queliing the
disturbance. Only one arrest was made
For half an hour. the scene on the square
was one Of wild excitement and confu-
sion. The wounded were hurried away
by their friends, and their injuries could
not be ascertained.
Ne,o York Journal Of Commerce.
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The Times informs us that the follow
ing gentlemen were, on Monday OF last
week, elected Intendant and Wardens of
the town Of Union: William
Munro. Wardons-H. L. Goss, w. II.
Wallace, +. III. Counts and John Rodper.
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Notices..


TO cONsUMPTIVEs.-Ih advertiser,
having been restored to health in a few weeks,
by very simple remedy, sftor having suffered
several yoars with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy Of
the prescription used, (free OF chargo,) with
the directions for preparing and using tho
same, which they will find q SURE CunE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conccives to be inyalua
BILE; and he hopes evory sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A. wilson.
Williamsburg, Kings County, Now York
NOV lU 3mo
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JAMES LYONS.
BALLARD House.


Hon. James Lyons-MY DEAR SIR: I
have received your note of this morning,
telling me that am charged with hav-
ing said in my address to the Agricultu-
raj Society, that I ''desired to see no
Northern men in the South except as
servants and laborers."
You ore altogether correct in your as
sertion that I said no such thing You
tell me, however, that it is due to myself
and the South to state at once what I
did say. / do not hold myself response
Bile to the neutrality-suspicious. of that ad-
dress which have been made in Rich
mond or elsewhere. But I am RESPONSIBLE
to you and other friends, who, knowing
my sentiments on public affairs, invited
me to deliver it, for the expression of
those sentiments and for their just un-
derstanding by the public. I, therefore,
comply in part, but I hope sufficiently,
with your requisition, leaving the rest to
be rectified on the publication of the ad.
dress.
The whole text aud scope of the ad-
dress was to show that the people of Vir-
ginia were peculiarly bound by their ira
ditions and history, to devote themselves
to material development, ns by that alone
the Commonwealth of Virginia could
ever hope to regain her lost ''rights and
privileges" This endeavored to illus
trate and enforce by appeals to tho re-
corded history of popular governments
in ancient and modern times. and more
especially to the origin, the history and
the great works of Virginia up to this
hour.
AS far as this theme would allow, I
avoided references to the present civil and
political condition OF Virginia, or her
present relations with the Government
and people of the United States. scru-
pulously avoided the use of ono phrase
calculated. or intended at least, TO ex-
acerbate the people of Virginia against
that Government or people. At the same
time, it was not my vocation to ignore
history for the purpose of palliating ex-
listing bitterness or encouraging political
and economical affiliations, which did
not comprehend, and perhaps, therefore,
did not approve Any other course
would nave been ungracions and migrate
ini 10 yon and dishonest or me. I said
In substance that believed Virginia did
not need foreign capital, as in my judg-
ment her best and sufficient capital was
in her earth, her air and her waters. and
in the brains and hearts of her people.
That what she most needed was skilled,
manual and muscular labor, of both ol
which she had bAen violently despoiled
that the Saxon. Irish, Swiss and French
was what she needed, with Virgnians to
work with and direct them. The idea OF
limiting Northern immigration to "ser.
wants and laborers" is simply absurd.
doubt il there nre one thousand native
born Northen men in the world in the
CQOaCitV of aarvanta and who avar nv
pects. tor moment, that Northern farm
laborera could be induced to come to
what they are taught by many to believe.
and in their elections TO denonnoe. ss q
God.forsaken landP Yet, did not. by
word or phrase, pretend to exolnde them
or their more enlightened glasses. II il
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Beer! Beer!!

GONE dealers in this city have been in doubt
- that l could hold out supplyiu9 them with
Beer this summer. / now inform tho public
that have large supply OF old Lager Beer
on hand, which put against any Beer bron Chit
from tho North, or even imported from Ger.
many. Az to purity and strength. am ready
to test it by tho Boer scale.
Aug 20 JOHN C. REE0ENS
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THE HEALING POOL.-EsSAYS FOR
YOUNG MEN, who hSye fallen into vicious
habits, and now desire higher life, and bet
ter Manhood, with certain means Of relief for
tho afflicted. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI.
ALTON. Box P. Philadelphia. Pa Sept 25 3mo
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-To parties i'm want of
Doors, sashes and Blinds, we refer to the ad.
vertisement OF P. P. Toale, the large manu-
facturer OF those goods in Charleston. Price
list furnished on application. July II 9mo
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R1oHMoNp. November 9. 1868.

TO Gene, al j. S. Preston-MY DEAR
SIR: have been much surprised to hear
that You are charged with having said
you desired to see no Northern men in
the Sonth except as servants and labor
ers. / know, as heard your address.
that You did not say so, but think it
due to yourself. as we'll as to the South,
that you should state at once, in antici-
patton of the publication of your address,
what You did say, and, therefore, beg
yon to do 80. With the greatest respect
and regard, your friend,
JAMES LYONS.
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Dupont's GunpoWder Agency.

A FULL supply constantly on hand, OF all
N grades, i'll Whole, Half and Quarter Kogs
and Canisters, for sale low to the trade and
consumers also, Drop and Buck SHOT, Per
cnssion CATS, Gun Flints, &c, for sale low,
BY j. ut r. AGNEW
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The cap-stono of the monument to the
Confederate dead, in Richmond, Va,
was placed IN position on tho 9Th. Seve-
rnl accidents had occurred in the at
tempts to accomplish this work, but no.
body had been hurt, and on Monday, as
the hugo mass of rock was hanging over
the monument, everybody looked for
ward to another breaking OF the derrick.
No one was disposed to undertake the
perilous duty of climbing to the top and
placing the stone in position except
Thomas Stanley, white penitentiary
convict from Lynchburg, who boldly
volunteered to do it. and did accom- plish
the feat. The crowd looked on in silence
nntil tho work was done, and then Justify
cheered the man for his brave decd.
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ERRORS OF YoUTII.-A gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pro.
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indiscretion, will, for sake OF suffering huma-
nifty, send free to all who need it, the re-
ceipt and directions for making the eimplo
remedy by which ho Was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by tho advertisers expert
ence, can do go by addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN.
Nov 10 3mo No. 40 Cedar street, New York.
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Tho Address of General Preston.

4AO SuAtVIo OA tu0 enquirer ana E.C0-
Hsiner having declined to publish tho en-
clnsed paper, I respectfully request tho
editor Of the Whig to do 80.
70 THE EDrToRs OF THE ENQUIRER
AND EXAMINER: The committee OF invi-
tation, for the late fair consisted of VIM,
L. 'Sutherlin. (President,} Richard Bar
ton Haxali and myself. BY that commit
tee.. General Preston was invited to
deliver the address before the State Agri-
cultural Society, and Maj. Sutherlin and
myself. severally, backed the invitation
by private letters. The committee also
invited Mr.. Capron, of the Agricultural
Bureau, and General Wise to deliver ad.
dresses. AS one of that committee, and
the personal friend of General Preston,
/. with many others, have been much
mortified by the manner in which Gene
raj Preston has been treated for his mag
nificent address, which all the carpers ut
him combined could not have made.
"iOne of the misrepresentation of him
was 80 gross. that 1 addressed him note
upon the subject, which, with his reply,
i enclose you, and hope you will pub
!ieh, notwithstanding your unjust and
inhospitable assault upon him. For the
rest, the address will vindicate him when
it is published; but it may be proper to
say that ! know that General Preston
went upon the stand to speak with the
determination not to utter one syllable
which could CRATE upon the ears of the
most tender-hearted 'loyalist" who was
OF sane mind. JAMES LYONS.
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SE3S JORDAN S
sf8 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Frederick county, Va.

FREDERICK county, va.
FMS well known SUMNER RESORT will
DO opened on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE for
'lae reception uf visitors and every exertiOn
will DO made 10 give entire satisfaction L. all
the guests. ..,.,
SueSkerSs Baltimore BAND OF mUSlC
will be in attendance during the season.
The Bowling Alley, Billiard Room, Gylnna-
stun. Swings, &C., will be in good order. New
and excellent Coaches will run between the
Springs and Stephenson's Depot, tho distance
heiag only II miles over good road.
The Telegraph Line has been extended from
Steshenson's Depot to the Springs.
The b. & o. K. Z. Co. is building large size
Reception Rooms at Stephenson's Depot.
Force Pumps, with supply OF Hose, have
heen erected, which will serve to extinsuish
tire, and sprinkle the walks, trees and lawn
a double supply of beautiful ICE WIS tprtu-
uatoly secured, and will be literally used.
DIR. Thomas s. Latiiner, of the medical firm
uf Howard Y l.atimrr, Baltimore, Md, has
been engaged as resident Physician during the
season.
RATES OF CIIARG Is:
Board per day ..........,...- ..............$ M
Board per week. ,.................. Il 60
an PoA .lonth -. " Wv
w .ren and colored servants halt price.
Wh;is servants three-fOurths Price.
The Springs Pamphlets for distribution O'
agents. OF al Inc 22SO1LEMAN & ROGERS,
,o-aoat l73 Baltimore ST., Baltimore
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ~ ASSAS RAILROAD.
&0WWa s 8

80
On and after SUNDAY, May 2, 1862 one
daily passenger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting a,
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the Viz
GINA Springs; at Lynchburg for the West and
Southwest, and at Washington, TO the North
and Northwest.
Through tickets and baggage checked to sll
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at GO a. H.. and
Alexandria as 7:40 q. m, arriving at Lynchburg
at 4:40 D. m.
Leave Lynchburg at goo a. IN, arrive al
Alexandria al 60 =, IA and Al Washington
al 7:30 p. Ill.
Passengers for ANASSAS BRANCH will
leave AlexanGra daily, excepting Sunday, 81
4l5 p. M, and arrive at Harrisonburg at l23j
a. M. Leave Harrisonburg At 2:OU n. m. snd
arrive at Alexandris ut 1920 q. m. This trsir
makes close connections at MANASSAS Junction
with movements on the main line, greatly ia
cilitating intercourse between The lower Valley
and Richmond, Lynchburg, sc.
Passengers from Washington and Alexandra
10 Winchester. Middleburg, Capon Springs
&c, will lind good connections by this route
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Alexandria daily, Sunday excepted at 4:lj y
m, and arrive at Warrenton at 7:l5 p. m.
Leave Warren.on at 7:l5 n. m, and arrive 4!
Alexandria at 1890 b. III.
j. NJ. BKOADUS,
81 % General Ticket Agent
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BOOTS d SHOES.
OENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES

JOHN BURKE, at No. lOl King street, op-
poste the Marshall House, informs the public
otca male of GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and
SHOES, the style, finish and durability of
which win compare fayorably with work made
anywhere in tho country. His workmen rank
in the trade as first class, and are employed
upon no other than first class gentlemen's work.
Persons buying from him need have no fear
of having factory made goods pslmcd off n
them, AS he keeps nothing in his store but his
Jwn make oil gentlemens boots and shoas.
Work made to order on the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms, and sa,isfac-
ton warranted in every instance
w A TIE d Nv first class JOURNEY
MEN to whom ct!StanL employment will be
given. APP 23--tf
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY -.
Registration.

RICHMOND. Va, May 14.-fhy-siz army
officers are ordered to report to Gen. Candy to
h. assigned as registers at the revision Of reg,
;s,rat;Gn which il ordered for june 18th, 10
c,,ot;oue ten days. The regulations issued 10y
m, comm anding general for the election are
the same as heretofore, except that not more
than 400, shall vote at any one time, No
nrovisioDs is made as heretofore Tor white
and blacks voting at separate polls.