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Office Ai t!ie Old Staud; s;n of the
'Uuifrver renting tjjic.'"
FAY CITE VILLI;,; TEXX:
Tni'iti.iV; ii:t i;3i!i:si , iv
lickin a Mote from; a brothers;,
Eye, with la Btlaui in his own.
i
''These tw,o distinguished states-
:men were j th vie
gratitude. I They
eminently wit ii; th
ims ;of part) in-
kvere endowed pre-
meqtal requisites
which iend 'dignity
to onice,audcm-jof
in and fr its incumbents
Teo'J Y- A "!sP-riuf tlie Constitution-and ! all
jfbr 'rLen of far m- lhat tlie southern people claimed I
of an i nielli
were thrust aside
ferior calibre;: betri
ivedby tricky pol-
iticians, wlio wore
otism over knavi
hawked at- by the
party; and stung I
crisis when thev
thc livery of patri-!
h selfish hearts; i
I J 1. I
nost needed .tru"e 1
and honest ; (rienu
by (lirty vipers
who would never have had strength
enouirh to list?5 Use r fanes if they had j
pot been warmed upon the bosum of
trreatns'. These things v;ll not i
w , i
soon be forgotten
pie." ; .iiJiit:cUl Ol'Siitzr.
"A disiinuishtil
ioreiener. well
i, . r
dnstorv ot our
Acquainted with t
recent Prosidieulia
ing the foregoing
l.d to conclude c:
and Buchanan on
ie
canva;ss, on read-
extrac
would be
rtainly
that Cass
M'2; Oil$
itk and
Pierce and King i
n the
in the 'nun;J s t-y
of j the writer;
and that lie wa.s a
these great men,
indignant foeliii'.
patriotj friend of
iving Vent to his!
at their beiue
"tiirdst aside fk. meii of Ut
inferior i
calibre." But what would be his ns-
tlr t Chy
uUe th
tonishment on learnine,
v cosier ana uen. dcoid were me
Eubjects of the. above reinarks, and
that the writer was a; democratic ed-
iter? Would he "involuntarily
exclaim ''0. mode
mo-ic.N
Wi
!s thyiJ
blush
,i.t" n i . v.-
And, "a disihli-ix
desirous of-sh,vn;g
1 k' rx e r t i v. g language.
n':.'ig:i'. r.
ilS.lliillUllV
n
v.o'Jl-i, eci luih-
h'," adopt the conn?
::its of i'ie Gu
IjV.'o:r :::d
zellc as his own. 4':
FitliiVire ycre thrns!
.f inferior calibre f
And because of this
asi'I l r a mau
I
(
eh. ,
lugru uuao, -
ause of this (shameful
wursiMnanyco -
ble-hearted wl.igs wi. prlviiid tlieirj
country to the uaJc of Miy. re
fused to ''-bow the knee
to Baal." :
Gen. Scoit never hat
procU himself
to be a whig.
True, hp daimed totjlority to sell liqiors, fof medical
be one: but he had
never in
substantiated that
la un. lie
had
never filled a civil j'f
.with military all'iirs
cast a vote in a ji
ice unconnected
-perhaps never
.'.I , I . :
all election in
l . . I i
fact, his duties and h
of such a character
his participation in C
paeitv nan uecn
as to: preclude
i i '
vu an.tirs, oven
had he desired to 1 1:
i , .
ivu uoe so.
lie had written letitci
on almost
;very sulject-
50I11S
for and others
against, shaped altoge
her with an
ev'e To public opinion',
until his con-
! i I
tradictoiy effusions sicl
cned his own
nolitieal hotisehoU: I aJid isomo of
1 ! I : I : -I
them did not hesitate I) aver that
his crude attempt.-! ut ! w r 1 1 1 n g
dimmed the lustre of l is sword."
A,
' Ho-.v, then, the -Gjzetft jm); ask, didjthe poor, 'ji x ;! - I
he secure the r.omin.Uioru 'Par-1 Sect. 0. Provides that bonds shall
tially, at least, by pandering ;to the
nnti-lavcry faction! of the Noith; to
he "highcr-law'ntiy of the free;
States :and bvlhcm he was nomi-
nated. For proof of thisjstatftiient,
we hare the dechiratieus of pruini
nent southern whigs. By identify
ing hiniscif with Greeley, Wvc7, Gov.
Johr.s'hiu and flicir followeis. those
who clled ed his nomination bel
eved
he would carry jlhe North cisilyt and
as it was well known that the S
fniim'oi.le were chivalrous m
ulh-
their
temperament, they! were to be 1
into a fueling of vecurity by; -tl
forts of ;.uch men as Jas. 0. k
aud Gi'.L Iityirt, and thou Lui
Lane and Gepu tepee were to
bllcd
ci ef-
dy's
arry
them
ca m us sc
9
lor "an
i i
oid
er. '
lie was
elieved to ,ue irrv
'ana we,
and
tl
ns avauaouiiy was Kieuicaieu on
i -i . . . ! . . . h
his anti-slavery sentiments
leeds on the battle-fieJd.
iini
i
his
it
i 13 d
would not do lie was defeated, ig
nominiously defeated, In sjite -ojf . his
electioneering lour, during which he
descanted so esteusivelyj in tlejf-l;tu-
d.ition. We have his admission, in
' ' ill
laying tha t his 'breeches wt re! dvwn,1
and wc have yet to learn 'that hejquiry, to be destroyed. If the owner,
has succeeded in getting . thein up. 'sets up a claim that' the said liquors:
('lira and Webster .-were sacrificed, hno imnorted. and that duties have
;.:;d cis .an additional proof ol this, !
they, refused to ratify! Scotch uomi-'ment,
I . - .1 mM
nation. ' M !
! How different was the course of
the democratic patty and the demo-
Icratici candidate!
Gch. Pierce was
nominated when xtw&s known that he '
jwas a firm, reliably consistent advo
,, .., . ' r
; ii !
:i;u s iii'm I :i j miiiiiit I ii i :i
1 1 li It 1 li li ' J .' v i . t . 14 v 11 1'J V i U l 1 1 W 1 1 no
ai democrat on rrincitile, and
lus :
'principles -were -convictions." On ect; 1 . Makes provisions fbr ap
thc subject of slavery, lie was known ! peals in cirtaiu cases. ' '
to be sound, because he was in favor
the r-uiQiment 0f. the letter and;
were their constitutional rights. IIe;ea lor.tmrty days, ana the liquor ue-
was nominated because he had prov- i
I M.
v- f I
cw him3cir through a one and noli
'mousing ; ywls". offunevcntful Ui to be a insistent rep-1
rescnt1ltive ? demcraTio principles.
'The nomination was fully and cor-j
'diallv endorsed by the
democracy of
H, xrhcAo T'nii. and fnrpmost ainone I
, - a .
them oJ rul.
. i ,t
,1 l!r-l,mi-v ' i !
Gazelle will par
!. i
don us for the exceptions we nave ta-,
. ... t ,. , i ,: m
ien 10 us ui miasm ui uui uiliuc,
i , ; , j,
'sober second thouirht has sueested
IC propriety of permitting it to en-
joy whatever of coinfurt the
......I M.nli.4 no Kr.il i ti A nl rriiri nek nT o flic
; . . . I
)ther, were'Play 111 llieva oi cuuusm tiui pm5-
isibly aQord, under its present lacera-
ted condition. ; .
,
i '1 he A anie Linaor Law.
.Th
frequent allusions by the
'Ks ofteihperai.ee and others; to
- the Maine Uquor Law.has suggested
i .xaiu wiuw iimuu-.ao
; the propriety of publishing an ab
;stract of this extrabjrdinary and unj !
I st hm . .lAcIi w'e bye below. The!
r will find it!a novel law for a refill y home in Lath couuty, ir-j
rea
ii- r h 7 i 1 4 i c rfii leinia, witii a view oi emigrating to
liubhcan lai.d, w here the rights o! all:- .., .
1 ... 1 , n ii . n,r iexsls luKlli ;vul1 ms my Wlfe' Ecvcn
s hiiiK ra ri Si.ccrfil iiiat looked aliei; i -i i . i - v, i . t i
----a -i
Weave not ! aWai'e ot tlie number o
I ! I ;
s'atcs which ha;ve enacted the Maine
o
i
!;tbe opinion there are somci fjur
or
;u:, .
I!1"1-'
Sact. 1. Piuhibits any
uuiuthor
ze( poisons koni iseilinig si
iritoui
iauJ iut0xicating lio1
e liquors c
any kind.
o.,ci o Authorilses this
supervi;
L,, aP pmo.Ii town totiMioiut aniaeeni.
to reside in the most central aiid con
ivoniellt pori0a of the town, with au-
iphrposes and the arts; who is to hold
! r, -T; ,-.nn -uv litil.c: vi-inivcd.
UJ3 VUIUU .J LiKj ' V-i ll. u i ii v a " i . -
Sect. 3. Provides for a certificate
be given to the agent, expressive
his authority, and gives the form,
Sic, of his bonds. : . . . r j
Sect. 4. Provide that any. pcrsop
Idling, by himself, his dork, or agent,
shall be fined,. r he first, oiien'ce.
jten j0nar3 ilVA COsts; for the second
jtvvunty dollars and costs; and in each
case stanu commuted tin paiu; aua
for every subsequent otlbnee, twent
dollars and costs, and be imprisoned
three to six1 months. : j
Sect 5. Provides j the' mode o!t
i 1 1 i -ii . i . . j
proaecutio!i, and designates that the
j penalties shall go for the support oft
be given for appeal, and the paymeu
uf alL fines and cost?-.
Meet. .7.' Provides for the appoint-
jmcnt cf persons who may mauuiac
Lure, intoxicating liquors io uo useu
Lr niedical purposes1, aud in the arts
Sect. S. Provides for a penalty of
, . i- i. i
one hundred dollars, and in the de
fault! tliereof imprisonment for sixty
days for. 'the first j offence, and for
doub .e the penalty for every subse
quen: offence in cases where person
uude: tako to manufacture without
such lcg:d appointment. '
Sebt 9. Provide! that no pcrsoli
traced in the unlawful trafiic shall
be!
coinpelent to fcit jon a jury.
Sel't. 10. Provides that cases; ari-j
si:
g under the act shall take precq-
dcace in aH Courts lof justice expepjt
in certain criminal cases nameu. ;
Sect. 11. Provides that any'thrce
persons being voters, on making oath
that in their belief liquors are unlaw
fully stored or kept for sale in any
giyeu place, the justice before whom
such oath is made,! shall issue ibis
warrant for the seizure of the sainei
and if found, it is, alter the proper in-
been paid oil them;
to the Govern-!
uw or a : fcinniar one, out wo arc ouuv wnumi, cuuumjnn wi.iu-
he may recover, if he can prove
! that they are so imported, but nei-
jther the certificate of importation
northe Custom-House marks on the
.'casks are to be taken in evidence.
Sect 12.
Provides some' safe-
guards against
destroying liquors
A '
the owner may " not be
- - - - - . o
1
l ..l .-si lb iit'i r I ' 1 1 i j t' :iv ill. lit'
known.
bet. 14. Provides that if any liq-
iuorsare found at public training or
other gatherings, the-person owning
or selling the same, shall be imprison-
stroyed.
Sect. 15. Makes provision for surc:
in case of appeal. i'
Sect. 1G. Makes all paynents foj
liquors: all notes given for liquor; .all
mortgages, &c, given to secure liq-
ucr &c, &c, unlawful, null, and
VOld.
! New Yens Slave Case. We call
, i
the readers attention to an article on
r- .... , .
lour first page, under this head,
; , . ., 1 f
this, it would seem, the privilege of
through the territory of any
ol the li!
ee States, with, negro prop
erty, is hereafter to be denied Southj p1
erccrs, or 'the decision of Jutlirei!
Pavne must be reversed. Head the
article alluded to.
Since the foregoing was put m
'type we have received the followin
statement of the transaction, written j
r. Lemmon, the owner of the
slaves! liberated by the decision equated wit!
dgei Payne? -
:Oil the 13th day of Oct. last,
; ciinureu, anu eigne siaves. i reacneu:
T;(w!)n(i on SOth dav of Oet..;;,U
I . '
and remained there until tlie Tuos-;!
wniie 10 engage a lassage in seme !
i -f ...
vessel for New Orleans.
Finding, !
however, that no passenger vessel
would be sailing from that port to N.
U. lor some three weeks thereat tor,
wont to ixorlolk, and, took passage in;
the steamer City of Richmond, forju,c nates lelt, one hundred and fifh
the port of New York, with t
ie in- j
tehtiou of proceeding directly
ironij.
New lork to! New Orleans;
havillg
no ide;i, befjiJe leaving Norfolk that!
there could be any dilliculty in going
to New York with my shm
es,
and !
rocceding thence to New Orleaus. j
had been told and believed
that I
could do so with entire safe!)'
'Mr:
the ste;
Ashmead, who was clerk, on!
mer Richmond, told
me onjof the 5
the voyage to New York, that I need
not be at all uneas' about
losin
the slaves; that the law was ir
Vor in New York, and was hi
my fa-j
und to
protect me in the possession and
property of my slaves; 'and that the
Mayor of that City would sec j that it
was done, provided jiny difficulty
should -occur. Mr. Ashmead prom
ised me, whilst on our way to New
York, that he would immediately af
ter our vessel got into the harbor of
New York, procure a passage for my--self,
family and slaves, in some ship
going at once from that port to N.' 0-
" U nuer these circumstances, and
thinking that all pas right, I arrived
in the harbor of NL-w York about half
past four o'clocli in the afternoon,
on tl'.o 5th inst. j; . ;
"When the City cf Richmond had
thus arrived at Now Yolk, Mr. Ash
mead went ashore telling 'mo-that he
was going to proc ure a passage for
us in a steamer ready to sail for New
Orleans. jicr ah abscjnee. of about
jin hour, or bn hour andja half, he re
turned, andjstatec to me that he had
been unable! to find the man whom he
went to see In regard to obtaining the j
o ' i
p.poi iwiia iie .saiU coiaameu me
...i. i . i. . :i i ji.
name ot that person, anu directed me
i.-un, .urn u.autu uiv
fly H-itMif rt n I. tiA in SkAnM.
go withiit to a place in South ()f G i j
ilt I -went there accordingly,!' -,r . j
street
and Iat the door met a man who said
to mo that he was the individual
named in tie paper. I told him that
I iwanted to: engage a passage for New i
-
uneans m a vessel proceeding at once
to that port, upon which myself, fam
ily and slaves could be placed that
night He; replied that he would
immediately: transfer all of us that
night to the steamer Memphis, which
would sail for New Orleans the next
morning. I then 'went with him in
side the office,! where passage tickets
were given to -me. lie1 then stated!
that j he would send round for my
family, slaves .and baggage, to the
City bf Richmond, and transfer eve
ry thing on bmd of the steamer
m ' ' 1 TTI 1 Til J J . I
the City ot.Iucjhmond, and very soon
twd
Jiempnis. no ana i men went tojins unru iparnoge wun a ; young
cube there w h i c hilived by fotlv-four vcar?.
had been ordered by him,
into which myself) family and slaV
s
rrrit nnnpr his ri!rr(?f5nn ht fefivinrr
us i that they w.ere to convey
is
ie
to thp stenmer Mqmphis. The hacli
then, " instjead of proceeding to
Memphis, drove round to his offifce
in South
iii, i
st
eetJ Here I was tc8d
that I mu:t ay. our fare before beii ig
put on board of the Memphis. I th n
paid the! simount, being $1G1. lS
soon as th s money was paid, the ha k
drivers ref ised to take us to the ste i
mer Mehihis, but carried us against
our earnest protest, to a house, IS o.
3 Carlisle street, dropped , us dov n
upon the side walk, and drove off.
was' now; dark, and we being utt
stranger in the city, were compcllc
to! stay At that place till morning.-
The next morning the 6th inst, t!
steamer jMcmphis. sailed, leaving ml
sell, lankily and slaves, and whil
she was departing from the whailf,
word was-s?nt to. me that my slavds
had been t iken into Court. Tlie r
suit of thd proceedings in Court h;
deprived meof all my property amou
tiog at Jeait, to 5o,000
I j JONATHAN LEMMON.
! New Yolk, Nov
17,-18.52.
!
A coupl
e, married heie five years
since under the mbst flatterine
C1E-
!cumstan(e$, and with a prospect (
unnumberdd '.blessjnes before thtn
have; now
alien to Jthe lowest stated
ii, J,
The
husband is a fre'
the lowest rum-shops, ragj-
luduleence ot any hone for his reel;
mation. ! The wife, who once was a
:fdr in perspn as pure in mind, is tl;
! inmate oi a brothel,selling herself bod
'and soul daily to lasting, perdition
They W-Q
u ubundai
wealthy, and had frient
ce.; liie man
trow 1 1 1 f
the wine ciup,
r 11. -j f :
and hencq
. the source
ij't L
ci aii tueir w
bes. Cin
They h
vb queer pickpockets in
ViriuiaJ
! i . '
ai Mr- F'
i i
A lew.davs fcince, wlnh
ancis IJell, of fcstauntun.
;Vas en
icd in dividing and weigh-
a lot of cobs approached
i " j, v-uiiiv , i
coaj v
hith was iiangiug on the
jicnce, and
LVsiracted a pocket book,
i
containing
a large sum of money.
1 3el! discovered the rob-
When y
; bery, llie jolts were busily cr.gaged
masticalint 'the precious Bank note
l:nrovnndn
which was scattered all
over the
around. Upon counlinz
1 TT -
dolly i g y ere missing, wdnU
a farg
amount wr?s so imitibted a? toren-
Ltr - r it vr.I in f'.ir.hiriit Tliii Ip
njost costly
pecies ( food which
!,ils bccnjul
bed since the days of Cle-
jopatra, w
10 with immortal folly
i pearl of extreme value
it at a draught.
dissolved
and 'drank
! Who is
He? The Mobile News
L has the following para-
j graph:
A few
years since, a poor boy of
Middle Tcnhrsser, who trrquented
the Nashv lie market in the humble
vocation j c f a chicken speculator,
was noticed on each "occasion of his
coming tl) town,' to visit the of
fice of a
lawjer, and leave; with a
nook tinner Ins arm. At tins time
this poorj boy is o:ie of the 'proudest
and most
distinguished
Judges
our sis
er city, New Oileansl
jWiiAfr wis rr? The Wheeling Ga
zelle of the lOth'says, several of their
citizens on Monday evening lastabout
81
o cli:c
were startled by a sudden
flash of thd sky- a loi
narrow, fie-
ry; flame, spanning the j heavens, and
momentarily illumining the earth. It
seemed !as elastic -as Inclia-rubber, and
at onceJ IVqm both exti ernes, it sprang
back t itjs center and became ex
tinct, jit ivas neither rsorthern light
nor roefcet, then what was it? i
The 'massage of Gov. Roane, of
Arkansas, is a lengthy document.
He is ah advocate ofa free banking
law an (jie construction of a rail
road (rini Memphis to the Pacific,
v n . i .ii i inrk . i is rns. s spi vn ivn
v r"
, , enf) )(), n0f) ,hft fipriPral finv-
! .1
i iw J '
tpiil. i ii.ii ij iii wn tur
capital hvbstcd lor forty years, and
rii stated
as an ldenimty to be allowed the!2,l(JU
free conve yance of the mails and
c, af . ' AvA
stores.
The Governor says the j
is '.S2,OO0,OO0, upon
idollar of interest has
which nht
been paid.
He is ojiposeid to rcpu
diatidn
l
There! N
an old man in Belgrade,
on the ilf roil tiers of Hungary and
Turkey,;! w
ip has attained the enor
mou9 age
41
one hundred: and sev-
enty-twojjytar?. ' He is still m pos
session oi i all his faculties, and
i
smoke's Ijii; pipe regularly. Fifty
years ago I e used to go out hunting
with his gr; ndson, and it is not quite
one linndrc I years since lie made
' -.1
gill of, nineteen whom he lios out-
Hoss.
Ti e Louisville (Ky.)
Uourier. of
i
the 23d bit. saya prices
were nrm
yesterday, and for a lot of
500. hosi,u,nb,13A,",ls '
5 GS wi
offered,- which the drover
refusbd,
the rrevailinw time hmno-lin
I . ! . ! i ' !
e Madison (la) Banner sjiys
a firm in that city jhad pur -
nil ! nrm in thor inrr n-irf nm.
chasdd 9D00 hogs since Thursday,!10
tjt fiture rangiu"- from S-5 40 to ,
Sold.'ndtt "j .; I .
Thd Maldison (la.) Courier of Mon-j1
.1 I.J.. ik. - 11 ITT' 1 .1 ! "
uay iKxa une louowins : ve near ai-.o
" i .
a satte, late Saturday night, of:T,M.r , , . ,, , , , . . .
lOOq at o to. At noon to-day a;.1M1, .n lv . ;j ....Jlfi.
sale fci ouuu hogs atfco o. .
Tie Cibcmnati Commercial, of the
23dflt.sky3 in relation to; the Porkla. viexvs t. . IuCOJcrovviur? atf(1 Bm.A4 .1
market: : i
ti I- , ' , , . .
Idr several days past there has
been muc ij excitement in the pork!
market Lanre sales of hosrs have !
J I . i
been made !at SO nett, and yesterday
fcO 26--wis asked. The supply of j
hogs,
"is
fought by many of thai
arge
dealbrs, to bo abundant in thel.Hlcr ''"V 7T uTr I
West
bati they have been! hte this
season
coming- into market. The
irice
has been appreciated i by early
contrhcts, the, present high prices of
mess
borld at New Orleans and New
Yorkl an the small quantity held
over if last season's supplies. Tn ad
dition to all this, money is very
iabunant
and perhaps iat no pre
i .
! VIOUS
season, at the commencement
of po
;iv
lacking in Cincinnati, has
it of surplus cash been so
the
amou
larjre
or
the facilities so great for
the negotiations of packers of pro
duce. Not more than one-third in
numlJer qf hogs have reached this
market as there was in the corres,
ponding period of last year; and those
who look with; acuteness into this
large bra ich j of our trade, and its
eventual rofits, think the prices too
high, and appear to be holding back
in vhtiir extensive operation.
j Thp slaughtering was', very light :
yesterflay in consequence of the wet!
;ind u'nfavbrable weather. Prices of
hogs
nett.
lre
firm, with sales at $5 75
S;
es of 3,000 green hamsj
from
thd block at 7 cents, and
i o r
11,000
barrels mess pork, at 10 dol-i
lars
Lou. Cow., 25w.I
Cattle and lloGs.- We heard
a sale bf ' 10 head of tat cattle a i
fftiv prW! ;irr( in mik- riiimtr. at ?l '
i i i i -
fct. Tlilv are in Idcmnd
P b
lieve all
l!ic
hoiis in
countk: In ve been sold: tnostof them
our i
wen i on ai gross, uie last sates
ivere atSJ o,,but m understood
z y i .
i v ' ; . i
w rr
a (Jay
or two since rom a g;ni!e-
man who had iusl finished
... . ..
collect-
r
ing
a drove o; j,duw neau tor the
. i
nvcr maiicel at jo that ,he had
beeo otu-ied $1 fori them,
and he
refusdd i
--Richmond (Ky p Ma-1
senqen. M
llETAVW 1IOGS. Lol. aSEAL
Mc-i
Ca!v sold and delivered this wetkition
a lot ot nogs, tfco mi number, aver-!
age
weight
i i r i -v '
of which w ai 4 0 5
ipoun
ds!
C m any nlan in the State
ibeat
.lint. -.Lexiriq'dn Olseher .)!
Rep6rler.
RK.
The Louisifiile packers are
per cwt.for good h o g s
Jgyiag SI
weighing
225 to 3
pounc
s,
ket firm and receipts: largt. The 1
Danville (Ky.) Tribune: reports sales
at 3 75
r4 gross, and the
Cha
la-
hooga (Td
nn.) Advertiser at
$4
50
gross.
At Alton (HI, operations
All f V Will II X Ull kHUVU W 44 Vfo
iit.gu ufctt, we suppose. ' j
Hoc killimr will commence at Ash-
brook's tp-morfow
They have be-j
ween 700 and' 800 in! the peris. ,
This will be the first movement in
this City this year lor packing pur
poses. At. Louis paper, zoti all.
IlQQ ;Slu-giiTerino. NearH. a'JllMcLain, ieweler, (late
the packing establishments are in
Cration tcJ a small amount, though!
(none
of ihem are in full receipt of
hogs
gross,
P ices are very firm at 4cts.
am at so ouand Si luneu
some Isale
p have been made. Yester- j
we h
ard of the side of the pro- j
i i u r. ti .-u t 11 i nes nr xr.is. Jin-i a
iirv- y v vnJ ; -
Wc:' f r phn shnnhWs imrl hami frnrn
:i 'vv 1 in J r 41 '
i l:! i : i
iuiu
I Atilluifman, Cunningham & Cos
nave bedM
hod
last
eveniiig, and to-day they are to
kill! 2,000
At Jackson, Owsleyl &
Co s, jyesterday, lbOO head were
slaughterdd. ' 'I i !
lbOO head were
Wc' learn from the Madison ('-'
tier that h 5gs are firm there at $5 25 '
nett, with saM of 2500 hams froml
1 0,000 shouldets,
o,8Q withdut salt: 100p; tierces lard i
at 9 c; and 1100 kegs at 10c.
-Lou-
isvilie Conner.
Among the items from China is a
honible st)ry of the murder of fifty
thousand persons, men, womeD, aiid
children, bv tho rebels,1 in a success
ful assault! upon the citv of Chu!n-
chovj Tlie slaughter is said to have !
lasted for three days and three nigh
i The account is' not authenticated.
Items of News.
Mississippi Election. The ; Co-
he 11 ill savs:
I T,,e majority
1 Pierce and King
this Stale will probablv co
above
12,000. Nearly all j the counties !
I llea,(1 ,ro,n Sive large gains for that
!llcket - TJicmajoiity against a tax
Pa7 l,ie Planters liana Bonds j
i
w, doubtless reach l'i,0004-proba-jthe
hv iniirh mnrr.
IS . . ;.. .! 1 .
dew Counterftit. counterfeit
.i mi i n no t' it -ira v r ilia nin s
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Uw - W1, nutnn ..i.i r..l-
U .::".
.,:..:'. ' t
inoiMciu i"iitiic cr coarse.
r f , j
Accounts ol a severe snow storm j
in the Northfin Stales are already
com.ng lo Hand, " i
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The voters of Massachusetts
. . .w ,.,CU4,U", !'
S' ,3M iu iiAua tliv UiUI Hut' VIL'aKMU
i have just been shown a one!'" for twcl e nts a day, whib
dollar bill ol the "Exchange 13ank;a, ve-Mvear md tear-coscs tU
of Tennessee." It is
engraved i
the very finest style of the .art, and j
is one of the most beautiful-designs ;
we nave ever sctn. 1 his Uanu j
was established by Messrs. W. & J.j
Spencc under the" late iVce Bank-
ir.g Law.aml is located at, Mui frees-
boro. I f
f I . , I.
Great Speed. The special, tram
if the Connecticut river railroad,
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running between South Vernon and j f . . ;
Springfield, for the purpose of cbi-ji The, next s(ssi-n of Ccngtess
rying the return ol die election y'es-1 commences on next Monday, the
lerdav, ran fifty-one miles in 57 I Ctli inst ., and will continue in ses
minutes, and - 17 of the distance jshm until the 4lh of' March, when
in . 16 minutes. The train made !Gen-11 ce wiil be inaugurated as
stoppages to receive the returns jof! President, and the term of the mcm
the election in the various towns enters elected to the thirty-third Con-
the route. Boston AJc.
Mr. Henry .Miller of St. Louis!
drew S35.O00 in a lottery a short
time since.
i. "V?1 am 1 f.S? "!c V?'"0 ' ll
u-'-i x .i.- ii - :
,s salU l,a1 n,a,,,cd -4in u,Ie
iuhiitu.r-iiie MMKm.uver3M
AT : rni rr t'
;ui u.c J uiu B.yaj iu.it aic
making their harvest from the cred
ulity ot the government. Last mght
the roof of the Palaccj was filled with i
au tne munitions ci war necessarv to i
'resist ah attack.f-Thanumber of sen -
"ut" v'- fuivn-o i, a
.i.n iuj 1 i : i.
ii it 1 'j i i
, . i j ,
uuusu" , t'u.iuuu uu
"" a w uaugw eiv
jmade.
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TheMoliticd Fo Full returns
fmin some of the States and csli
mates based I lin-m hartinl rpturiis-!
(rom otjer Stales jnfy the bt liefj
tllUl X1IU iltli'gulU VIC IVY OUUU l.j
Hale atithe recc
wa in th
. n.ghboihood brL;I1(,-
lou .uuu.
In
1 4.1 a ir.i.. n
ceived '292,82Ssh3
7, T V Tr r ""' during thelwhoie of hw parliamenta
thafc had in four .... i:r.T x
jnutiou of more
years
Texxessee Boxbs.-tennessee State
six per cents., redeeinable in 1S00,
to the extent of 84l),000; Cliatta-
mar-!nooga road, endorsed Jiy Stiite, 1SS0,
5325,000: City Memphis, indorsed
by Charleston IRiilrbad, 200,000, i&'
total 90-5,000, wererisold last week
in New York, for houses in that city
and in London. The : prices paid j
fir flirt Sfutr hini 1117
vv w S'jU1 f j l j
about that lor its endorsements." ; j
In a dander suit at iNortham'nf on. I
Mass., last week, thai plaintiffs re-1
covered one cent damages, and costs'asking such an amendment of the
to the amount of ow-juartcr of it 1
cent.
Heavy Loss.
The fehop of Mr. R
oi -rsashville
op-'whs entered on Thursi
robbed- of fifteen rri-siy
itcen hundred
dollars' worth nf iewc-lrvJ Tt, ia sun-
posed the entrance was effected by a
'fa se kev. , Kd'clua to thieC ,
frcesboro Tele
The Maine Law in Rhode Inland.
In Rhode Island House of Repre:
i&eniamea h snori iimo since, Jion
uL. Cranston moved the repeal of
the Maine1 Lnw of that, State. Theivl ( i ,f uJ;r. r. ''
th?
Land warrants are bought by the
brokers in Cincinnati at the following
rates: 1G0 acres, SUO: 80 acres. 870:
and 40 acres. 30. Few are bein
offered.
I Thft n:v nnt1nM-i 7f clnB.,v
rJ ;. T'xTZIa I. . .Z "
A1f ,7 r :t,i
td be run in a direct line from that
ci :y via Albany tbPensacola, a very
la -ge 'meeting off i tho citizens was
he Id on the 11th just, which nearly
unanimously ratified the vote of the
City Council
On Saturday last a gentleman of j
St Lonis, drew the whole of a prize
jot! 50,000. The ticket was pur
; chased from an office in that city.
A man has been locked up fifteen
days inNew Orleans, for beatine his
iwife, and tney "served" him right
We learn that, Judge EJtcard S.
rgan of the Alabama Supreme
Court, has ; resigned his seat on th
rbench to; take effect on the 1st of
December next. The Governor will
fill the vacancy -until the meeting of
next Legislature
The Aitle Trade.-One town in
(Massachusetts raised fourteen thou-
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- , c , I0S
in rrr. tu imo rvi i. . f . i i i- .
i;Hlrt . - ,.: " .:-nu
irinl!., t,, . pAW .i..
V,. UMO
-7 tr i4U
uuiea sure income:
j
Catharine Poslcr, aged thirteen
years, chariredwith killing her pifrr
in uopeweu township, iork county,
Pa.-lllMS liPOll nri-imtti-ul ".in
in liopeweli township. York
..i in --
of nit being able ;to distinguish be-
twen right and wrong."
Tl ' ; .. , i . .
;aiu" 1U 1 slAl TCUl! a.U:0'
;3
roiL i
generally thought that the
of Texas will show, three or
four f ;r iielCp, hi one for Scott,
'
T1)e ci,.v register of Boston last .
uoeI 'ss,,c1 hundred marriage
certificates, being tho largest hum-
iDPI' ever-given-Hr the same, period.
;Tlis iMj;Cill,.s .!,.., t;,lir,c nrP nnj
;:nj i,.,. ,Q:..:nw 1,,s
;gress coumit-nce.
Hr. Harriet K. Hunt has address
a potest to the authorities ot the
city ol b slon against paing taxrs
till lirr nrnrwrf i tvlii!.. !To ia i!mi-it
.
"vole inthe chction ( f rfliccr?..
Seventy dollars ahead were p.-tid for
- .Q lnn,s in vnur.. fn i.!lit acu
py a Kentllcki.Ul.
Levin Dorsey, of Jefferson count v,
K., had jii . apple on exhibition at
ininence Fair, wich weighed 31
'ounces,
1
The 'greater part of the wines'and
... i: , . . T7.. .. .
ibmndis made in France are
w r-j
uiauuis inane iu r rant't arc; m.inu-
;f;lf.f.jrpri r,.fltn ihn :.,, lS ln .nfn
i too. This may appear incredible to
" ' , v . v I V1U
man', but to chemists it is as easv as
it wasfjr cur grandmothers to manu-
ficture starch irom the same buibous
root. !
Tlr. '
itor of the New York Evou
doos not ; recollect an in-
Mr. Webster's beirn called
r
f "ul"lx-:io order, or of his being out f order,
The Vote cf Hi ll. The vote
of Hull, in Ma; cl i;m tf, hili
gtneraMy casts 15 whig
n.d
d( in-
ocratic votes, his yJ-nr gives I'iercu
II, Webster S, aiid eoit 7. "As
goes Hull, so goes the Union."'
John Wise has -made one bun-
!red and five atrial lovns.
ti'ieei' the l".i
h nTonaut, has
I il tl U U Iii 1 CL 1 1 li I Hi I (. ( '
T T , .
in circulation (hV si"n:ifnr.s in Vnh.
ington, to be presented to Congress;
city charter as will empower the cor
porate authorities 'Ho prohibit tho
j manufacture and sale of intosicatiicg
liquors, except for mechanical and
av ui'dit andlmedical PurP(,w within the Hunts of
lul- luli'u"u,U11'
A chemist recently analyzed a bot
tle of liquid champagne, and found
it to contain an ounce of sugar of
lead. Think of thatj ye imbibers of
the sparkling beverage. ' -
New Boston, the ; town- in New
TT;i mriiil n rn irtir.v.i Hun , T!,-.T-r m.wl
,i snn0fj, rorr.rt,.,, wT.,., v..,-,
Pierce 21o, Scott Hale 1 7.
A Luckv IIan. Coh Ai I. Cald
well, d this county, was "chosen
President of the Boyle county Scott
Club, to rcmaiiiiin office unti'l Scott
was elected President. The honor
of holding that office will be perpet
ual. Danville Ky.) 'Trihune.
Recent statistics show! that tho
amount of specie held by 'the differ
ent banks in the United States ex
ceeds sixtv millions of dollars.
; i
Remarkable ConvnvwfT.XVn see.
it stated that at the late Presiden
tial election, no poll was opened ajt
Brunswick, GhtRow count t Georgia,
as the people of that ( J .ciality were'
of the opinion that n? c of the can
didates were worthy of support!
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