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I, pen e I (blta'gI Riltd ilt ) a ll-:'tu I ll (h 1: It t' e at -. e r 11 ;1 i w l ' 'a Cdiil or I) I i, IS tI~ T -f 1% t Ibut il (It ito~9 I ta (~I f i - it u h bli 6 1 lrt w [Id alf' th hib uarantee, lif in b .1 A hon I thilel .1 i , .ni w 11 \1aa 1:'. . ;a ti. :2 9 e -- t, ti ll 114ta,., I ]Iv IGts andl t e t.' amt t Is o u e Cutty, nidedft4 at hevettemont . 9.r1 nipe l t he I t-i i ~ ttl t-i 1it ru , s tt ornat \ n I : tffntu r ton i:ofn 0 l vl t s. V. 4.a..I itnp t tl'vh 0 tl d 1 t,' . oat :i' i . n'a a wih h ir iir b I I t toni' .iah. i tal catl i a.' i (V '4' e, ar I at 41n .' n* Si 1 .w i- iii. g a u * ]149 a. l, bcia II ala - i atum i i ', . 'i it a.ued . c o N im .-. of eaty ed c ; ic.)h ic' itt. W 'C L t( .Ii blCon b - a r e V ing -tha 1Mi~v 2 h..' an ( ec 1DOwd is a wiite longshoro. it 1, eIIplo: ed in loaritng te toam. Snh" it:.n. Whi l0 stanIdiig Ide f a Iale of cotton, whiuh ri-ing into thle I li,-, the 1 Ia L "4un 1 for 11tt.-ehiig !-1 pled flom-I its hold1 :lilt l .poi tho inside of the ,. ' r lblow. The -o ~ I , . the full t --m ra.usthc 11,_-h for x IICi!nch towvands e111 - . wl' 'rI fro! th1e C 171 r t Inu1, whI en1 tlo - y 1 r -.It eil Citar.--- ( lotles., WM 6. p'inwe lenlrd the drenth itm 'en.-a bt 7'y ur.g la vy. d siis . h' .I -.n , th' aI -' . ih- 9* er-i . K W- &i , she .0.e ! W&M n 01Y910:t.n Dc.. 4 b372. iedF: Oi (-very 1o O nto -!. I-1 t o 'I (wr a l'-ee I- -I it }1 il-11l. ilrty I I*-ln a . . i. v. ti - b1 for t he 'le w1's h b rphi V111cobons conta i IchI : i c il I l of the death of' o. 9 .7 li i i 1y, the di itr of' Ix~~~ N.xYl Tiil inie, 0a11d Mie hatte . - i . o 14 l oen1 tio 111( Lib e. I - 1: :4s for I h ei a i ThI 1::i '..d ev9 lit. vecurl ':d in w n3 therce:ter the nwms 1 41 V ' r lilt' wlole civilizedl I i th o ' ge uf nhilporqua was y. 0 wf the (!79ost 19. 1en of he zio', and his I in:.i h was one9 of the 1 1h .\ teicaI~ a .9$ cycr Lli-:~ as ef th 1 1 7:9 t!w.' (1' r the.179 n - p-, :u l W!i leents of t : L.im as a1It tic no 7n.: n. IL 971 tU'IV:7 111:was knu l' w ilh .11,11 cVev its that I the b..' uo , t toe I wasd mnw y t :7n ; , h, !1vin, aW ieved Nuc1Aee s ' 1 . i i, :' 7r(I d1 .iz ! him for mII my 4au .7 . .\; 0 jW n un:li , he stood( ,n Z f , na wpn< rW~pizedl as h I I I 1f il t r S i.. Ici nlO'V Of . Il i. d is a h itoryof \ t ' : ':h . 1; ,9 we hctpe' to p~ty W' 9~4'V L 'l.7.i.1Idur. t' 1. 0 (79. ':l. on Tu9!- y. : .1 .\7.-end7 .i7 , the3 n1. -' - ni1:niy. T171o t9onse9rva-1 7: in9 tlIe Senat91eC, and7( - \ ' thre t in th llc uselI7C i n Ii ,:e it' hi ing - 12:1 n77 , 77 joiht re'.,1lu t'119 he ' .'' : 991 u t'.I -71, Ind ind ' 99,.19, s ra ll.' '.999lit'111 -~ 9 &.7 l.7'7 7zut'. aI.. ni' ti. I(;9 We ( '""962,183, 1' - 1:2a'rd Ov r 9 Gran (''7 t, is7 re, 7'9 on.s99. 'onttesit, thei n7 1 Di>tricts, I7.dcicals' be 'n1' 1'I the9)9 !?n and19 (9 th9 bi)i. - b-9I7er ''s . (t ' '. .. Wb.i. h9t ('ne of lihe edi. 9 7the .\n9gn7.:a (1hronielo and w, 119 elected9. I by, a large ma-n 7 '7 '7 ' 3 h I) ri',~' abhoug 'i'.' .1 I h the re'gul1ar Jaidical 99i, o I a nd~7771:7 an independen'r tf I)omo. '. (1''n. DI1),e-' one7 o'f Bob 'Georgi% did her part nobly, ond I she stands to-day like the rock of I Gibraltar, immofable, anl insensible I to tho waves -of Rad icli, m. Would that we coultd City tlye mote of every Southern State. A Move in the Right Directiou- The Dangers Ahead. I We were so much gratitled at the action of the Genoral Assembly yes tcrday, says the Carolinian, in tho limitation of the number of attaclies, that we are inclined to admiiiister to the niembers of a modietain of waitt the Union is plecaps'd to torin ''iotid ious Democratic flattery." As will bp sf en i-9 c.tic repoirt of Ohe proocedingty cf the -Ligisatine, the l attakics otthe Se.nate Lave I.eln fix Cd Iat fifteen, and tOse of illm liio.v at twenty-four. This is a lirgp. 10,1ni ber compared to former timp b it is R gteatt re:ucr fo-:: hst ver. !t wis nuthoritativ, ly I tat ed diu U' the eiuvass of the h;.t Stc eect in, !h1 thero w, ro 567 attiales during te sFem of 117-72. A t any r:W, I ay cr tile'ntes were imd to t i It im. her. The di'ei n ei U ween 1' and 507 is quite rippreunt. If Oim ex penses in all deartments of the Gv erninettt are redneued in the sane ra, till, or inl an thing ike th sane ra tio, the work of reformation wvill have been no less satisfactory thti surpris4ingly accomplished. TheLIr e is etvidently an excellent tmper in the L-gi:,biture, to begin w i:h. i Cotservative e lelet i, not <I greatly illiproved, but the liep.ti muoembers also seem of .'ter di-lo.i tion than i:1 aty of our preceding A -,emiet s The mvi tiy of the Colored I.Pumbers arne nw men. They are ili iterat in a greit ! si-sn ue, it is true, l t. not more so th.- thi v whose Ilaces OtI y fill. ;\1sa isnv r, 1the0y llUiv not yet felt t ternp(n1: power of greenibaks. They are ;rP-A frot thcir conttitinti-y ,Ad are i: iressed with the importanc of trettettitlent. avul ecoomy in I} I mn. agonent (If theo ariis of th ate. If the corruptin-S i6ibttu-e' of the lobIly ennr he k-pt do-Ai, v. "pro il cour1alged to beliereC 1liat 1.h1 1143A .S. sembly will do hon-r t- it-elf, ple:e good ninc of all p:uties and remier va.luable service to the Sitate. There is bot it great dEal lcf. to tcal now, atd the inltegri'y of the new Imemnbenr., wvill probiab!y tot 1.! pat to stth e, Vero tests as was t hast of our. two 1:e. -di,!-g l'gisttars. The mN thO Siate in ng noithh , i. n reasoi to aippr:-hol any - ir i shemes i., i rn hee 5, A mp:, i., Villijt of tihe 'ate -i g Io Io- tm. there will pn,bably be n" niomr isri u uilent attempts to s. e14 S St- :li;d fIr rr--ilroads or other apparvi,:y aIda The 8eniath: il - .i tI liot :;t 1 ilm' de-al sso fat as ti w a;.:--.i -, t i. whsiit the .\ reis ly w ill be: vi pon0 pas.t. Te:,I if thca-itil *~ t the (tnitedl .tts S.'nate pjes-h. J bty bai-e their hops;- of s'!cefti . Itpsim thes use, (or~ litrhjps we' t-aht eil C tiiiity s w ltl ls i It d itgei at once0. They' ought > lie Is tin here, anud we shalii dot all in '-tr p.o cantdidaitest woe refer to. airo J. J . 1'at ts'tson antd ilssbert lK. Seatt. The oneI is theo toil of I '.ultoran5, ofIn sylvaia ta, amti conh.!! nit in t any s . repreC-seat. K tth Card insa int t h, Sente~~ ; the os thtr, thoughsl pemrhss lust ti~e tool of any~ pa~a~ lerun o elqueal ,wult b i he oin bsIl and is not ont it etrt tn a itt tis t atgainst the ebarttert er' es puei ty of te men~ thit 'ie care: to inve'tighte. >1 iiher oneC ofl themt wisoutld efflect any gootd c'ettaintly no coul thIi y do( unich lhttrm prhapts to Sith Carmolitnatt a sembiers of(5 the~ Senuates oftihe Iois ed States. In is the~ corrupt means they~t I r'prpoIse to emli iiliy inl their lendeavor to 'ecure their seaits whicheb tases us to cry ahlsua asgtttst themt. If thte pet nicious elfects of that birsIbery wichi it is enr renlt ly reporte ts Ihey atre reai.l y to re- C sort to w'souldi extetnd n f arthser thanIt no less5 immDttoral, it wso uld ntot bie as natter of such gravse concern as it is. Onice the fingers of the niow innoisctt colored legislator hass felt the titng l ing touch of gold ; onecC ih is begttil. ed fromt the path of recttude ; ontco be allows his desire fot priv'at o gain to bliut hsis setnso of public dutty, Iho is lost, Thte present Assembly which nose does really seem to promise much of good, will in tht evsett becomo but a counterpart of thtoso of the last four years, aind there1 will be no hsopo left for thte extrien tion of our State from the toils which. now suirroutid bi :r her. As it was last winter, so it wiill be thmis, thtat no )18s. the (eneral Awsclnly unless it oc pai.d for, nor wi:1 any fail, however loxious if thero tec money to back it.. Pho corruptionists ought to be fcown' d down at the beg.inning. U. W. UTb.,, 1, iost worthy and diphly respeca'e citi'tI of Wamtpson .;oitnty, a wuan of high cinrcter, of ieanU and influence, was arrested at is house a few d-ys since bly a Depu ,y ntited States Marshiil, and harried lire'.Lt to It 1. igh. passing Gold.,boro, vire th e re i. a Uinited States Com. ni ineor, al wit, resce ed at the jail toor, where ie WaJS to be cousigitd to k ell Without, even a ltaring, by a i'rm who alipp ned to ii- il I le cit'. Ele wr:m charged1 withc~ Iiimlidtna V Iearn on nZ.ekIt oy.l1, a grace s c n p, I hi t P; Ied i a l: e. ey a't ;e Uited ,ci Stat' s a asrnd' eilic, in hiq i la sum 'r, cind lik unme liay:Il is I!,w e-1- lb!-e.1 inl :; ny.--jon eetun'ty ja 1, l~e.-! ;I% Ih t niurder f1 ,ro :' on Md i l.mitiss in that tuy.aui-! cnoni t, d1 hV the SKt it10, 'e i-- Th " oet (. .Ii M r. H1oblbs -2 in:oneh t thi UP ; when there 1 atee Mod btoro, (.11d :-huld L.e one in 1 mru s ,) :aud t!.e :,tiempt to imn i* I im owohon at wau rant, in another ,f the ;:ro- eniliIoes ti;t are dAly UnI S n eor State.---Rat1i // i1 cws. A Lith' 1:y ivuret! by log It The L..xingten (Ky.) Press, of the 3 h, says ; .\ i i of \ir. Fuge'it Barnes, and ion o C'arh s lHerndon, Esq., J tiia ('ounty, met wihhis death, i . tenby W.ernoon01, ill the man 3 - ''hi' il. r. eho little boy, ii o le at u i"ht is b lyEd, wane sinjg bItne Wm School and in IS.9s. ing: ihr-!ug~h aI lot of bloys, with pig., ,n LN 1'.4 herI's iplaer, it isk li eth su tod l phy with Some o: thlij , w henI the "infurijited hligi reIb-ed iponi him adm devoured liu botily, s eving bi heac atd sliouler- . N , one w . 1-ar the scene of t i t a fuI rp ly, a d cItseg ..t.ty n to.)t. :C Could be given hi.. A 'ii ld 1:.*i 1 0tS. An intanceiof the d.;nInr of lear n:young clh hin " a n occurred in ' ie' , . ., til \ e I( -d::v e, 0ve. 11.e?.l .i er e 9 I o '!iin nd bl I )ii ', 0 3' 9 I. .1 lit'. t s i y, 1n int lit i a .:. ie li e. Duri n 10 '. :1-,ci th deeb V.s atit. h d by r.s v ih ine vt b i l h-W v t -Ik bS. 0 . I d of its.li fce" w.Ii baly lnilitel1,4" tarl wAas neairl, d11 t Y clid uPi gp vo it as in-. t the tho ii e ca 'd not, re. hin i Ie It N ele r ') low. , 4 : r . . -.. . V l e, '' , 1%eg enly f' n b;11 t'e the nl the - I - I I ' l W v U i t tistle. r te e h i- e* cem s A Yi v frmn. ai' : t te e:e:I e e n t' I heIl of i. liltr..r let the' lni'td "'ae .. un'tt e; Ju .iteice. Ift. vil d ee ie. Ir er t~w e aI gr at Iabue. in pethe det tee. ri-i ly enfc,'e le' t.e inles o he ru -d :llt; c eot'',er ' I arlieti t es ifth!i r: lent aniin le et Irn 0~n < l e.:ie t h bii ':ie teii and :h e e h.me Fin thSfIeSothi whoh 'c th le .' a ri. ed, e te r t st .lThe ('.jh 1 lEi.gine< r' ef the \rmy~3, leths r' elert toi ee fte Seietairy of \\ai I,:: fetr lrcc ppit ltionels ie the fol lening, itn;.s l.,r the -~ -e. cif and~ sirashein ..e cnadefenses intio rt Smte, - ao ln " eFtt JIohntsotn 'The Ne'w 11lav entl~ Pa,cci inm sayvs "ii. licutler hats the impleuee' 'to ftalk tof' ttteittg feet the Speae hiptt l oef het. niext Iittnse." "Yes, anid if' he tiug fort t'ity I'e.int. at Otto time uth ieg the war, lie w ill get theore be lThe New Y'otk Stt onenp'ies or'cr Ii coumI in tiei wht di e I t.(o 11 f ed t i Ie'ss S'pat(ce. \\oT rather thinkl it was seca IGtrtant andl the w ant of' votei. t'r. Wi. 11. A'lounce, whto has een tin for' thia paist s v'eral years is I hi o y i'ttitedi St atest aarishal for 'cuthI Catrol ina, has tenidered his etsigna).'tiont 10 31r. WValae. A tne w Ile'noerat' t ic daiily, to bce call td tI e 1-'et'ral I)~tmocrat, to take thte ale ofl the. Patriot, will be r te d ini iY~uington in a few weeks. A Lock comnanott s nmOW Liing fcrnmei Lile and Column. The new discovaries are changing the military typo of character all over the world. The soldier of the hit-to rian, as well as of the poet and novel ist-tho gay, daishing, restless youth, w Ito danced with and mado love to the women, and duelled and gambled with mnen from post to post, and went un der fire with an oath or a song on his lips, who used to be the ideal. "mili taire," has vanished or is vanishing froni the earth, Ilis successor is a grave gentleman with spectacles, wiose uniforni smells of the lamp, whoste dreams are (if strategy antd tact ies, and whsohO loboriots days are pashed, tot on "toys or lust of wine," bnit oer figtres tind diagraint, hlnd a mg looks ; to Whom the "po.m Itad Iride and circumstatcme" of wo r are ntoathinag, and its use as a nl I. e, uYsadttoredt, sIvage, but potetit iit:ut - mnc ft fthe ntational will, Cve'ry thing. Both line and column are flow t. be ntnbelred among tI e thlngs ti.t Vee. Tp.o "coluunil i rt tak, in dced, which Ias pl :ayed :(l fia nons a 11.1r1 it) m1ihltary hliZ4tory, iay be . said to 1elouig to the .ut4 en (t lete3y as the lactdoni t iantalax Or 1he wOden line-f-buittle shi<. \We shall never like the advante of the l'iahil cutlUla at Faittotnay, or i.laCdet liti charllge~(I 1u.4 t1h pl It W. '11 . When the l'rlis.ian Gu atrd, itt citIutatmn attacKed tle Fren' itle a t. !as tour, in AugutLt, B>Ix ad lost .x thetlaual taint in ten11 minut'es, tOhte da~is 'itl'se fornltation C. ne to al etal. It i. n4 w ackaowleib:ed (t all Ln tis tiat it will .1--t do tip envtad nwt ito aint itn .ty forma tion in whaich they I il clbow-, otr pi-eaaet a cont t Inl inti' frill, t to the (!lj..i e * lire. It oit r wmird. a tital reviltition i-,I tai hee ina tul'ics, wliAl will ita. eivitablv gr2.A.tly dimnlli'-b thte tlicIver's 0td e1 r tLI slhlier iuringa the pelumma0.s o th caC :,Ii ren ae t ice.sary ot th pam .rt t1i a' h1.t ter at initii of intelliig icie, self-res pi et aId ii 4h-: y .hihIi lm i., ilers of nao inbat ion ha avem, as- a1 elaa, ast yet dis. playd. V Ti e itrs i:ti s are t.ow prac Itcttuag ;ta i-stemt wlie i ap.n a en- Ct gaennt lby ia hm.1 ile of at il !ery, ":ill thw n ;t: t:,I .;s c. b il lit'' nor tta -linmU, lmm~ hl w i' ~ ie ~ t m 1, 1s .i. hi', to inldicaiit hei i hj,.-tive in'e , :.ng int 1 a m---, th i e ne r 2y 'ly tv-a., d tih, C-, or siagi\, i- V * l .A iag t~~~~~~a~1 '2 I t aC O ia v t :j t~wm Ili~th any 1i-.1 o f~ to mA. o, t a ii: V;. II v:I. Itr.t t'-ter, h mo or vfa lii e. t -e.a 1hemo is. runin he I 2t the plii t \ vm (ifs , ' e r l o the C s, ,14 e '. 1..i h-n '. it : il- c s tn ' r nI' 411y . i a -rt I t r i.--l' : it to eeid the di rn ii L t1r. ;, -a i ftesh men ul:atd i: - c s s I l va tbe 'ii I . s -l e:t f t thet. unm:ior .2 a em '.. - . r:p. trintentiern-le taf thet ar oills-tt l,'. . l i ghv a 't lie bnai, " ,- ta it -e at it. It h ta' 1 - e - h.. au-h itia du:2.g th peterm -art oaf thea day ta ti:iai osn'- anuse of hnoar, ti o tit emi ourg, 22Id t i t he reia iont oftt hirI comra,t' to pm~iuvett 2klhk when~'i the Inlai h ii tI: lhe nalteth. t.t he an, int th: 2ta ia:;t~ .set-e oh thec t rm, ;tt: bini -- if at thLiii haeadl. -a ihort thta tn-:i.-'s -'2.i whit.bl car ried! 'ldetekt thrtought th~e S~een v.2I:2-hia'g fromh the0 canT-, and itn Ilin: mIf tlem coe'tt s, -f tall th n i nii.!a f th web. tI.' ol1 Indi;2n butst2i'l22tck fili~s waent dow ve1 iV'r a) cen'ir y aCo tat Itheu fot dii of the \fjtintitiphbt. T Ihie Yorkv-ille i-nmiver, of' the !?Rth inetiant, says:5 Re'cetly13, th lloui wi::g Inamecd per on lhthe been :tt arestedm itt tis Conn-r ty and lodghied itt J-ul tt thtis ii' p lae h I . il idd'tiloln 3Taoore, chla rged' wVitha c-ntai'ity intthe~a inutier oft liutntd. \\'il!iam (hlabrn }Ii)[per, isame)( ih it y itt thae muarder' of dml a u il. W'illiatm ( . Whaiteid~es, ebaorgedl wiiithI comi Vity in thae mnaurder of Ale'xnr.der' Liech. TFl mtuas Mu tllentax, ,John limt.fieli at1l liebhert 3lmimt t, (ebiragl wth gaen ()aTI'ed ttta('morin lastf 11, Wiltiam I\tli-mtn (. Whatiitide, dJ.munmes A. sent tom laun 'hit, itt order t hat teir e-ses~ ighti ham' dlispmo.ed or by te itnited S'attes CJitcuit, Coart, now int I -s-lion theret. initrieshlin g t0 Fril rra I Iffire 11111ier.. Thela l'recsidenat says~ that nao (flice htolersi wouald lie remo)vedi except f'or intmfliciencyQ or nalIfeastance in (Ili ce, atnd thamt itn tall casesi of vitacci artis. inag frott may ('21nsei the posit ion waoauld fiedl, aand ny to thte requiremtscaa of theo civil service regulhat ions. Namets for It. Ortaicephandzymsosis is the expres it word coitmtd to ftt tihe atllition~t inowui leintg viiajtetd ntptt the hteads oif the poutry 3. Thea re atre otherca nt ames foir it, suach as theo 'haen-fletwenz.',' bcosit y,' & c. A '.iit on1ce taske-d a T entsant whviat part hec pertior maed in hthe grea zt daama of lire. Ii intd imy ownm business,' wna tlhn reonhy Tleg2'aph.'tio. Foreign News. BERLIN, November 30.-The Goe. ernment denies orders to Mantoufel, to concentrate, in case of certain con tingencies in Friench affairs. ,-A despatch froi Khiva reports the cholera raging there. MAnniD, November 90.-A fight occurred at Marcia, when thirty in. surgents were killed. In Malaga, twenty-three were left dead. Forty persons were arrested at Birjoa, for participation in the rising. Dicah of Mr. Grceley. VASIIrGT0, Novei-ber 2A.-A ditpatcl Las just beei eeeivei here an ummerin tag the de ith f M. Geeley at 6,50 this evenlinig. H. .x ., uW:.1m t-.-itous at the tiue and pa - re-I I'lly away Ne'ws 11f1m1N. WAS I sor, INO Nyeiiili-b 30. Wel d & co., igar importers, otl tvt toll, settled the -t uit igtim-t thema in the I *,ited fiStates Court, by pit ing L'.'4 FntAscisco, November 80.--i he A b.ska his arrived. M.co-o and 1l uig Kir.g m ill be telegiaphically cot:ncuted. A typhoon at Maanilla ,unIk the Spanish brig Genezviva. All were loist. Scvcral <tber vessels wtro belhed. All the ahipping in the harbor, more or less damaged. 1ot) house, demolithed. 8-. L~ot is, NoVCi.Ler 30.'-In th'e e:ize of tLc United S'ates vs. certa'n Cuniitic;, to enfuie the penaulty for failure to properly stanip bonds in aid of raileoad.-, tlh' dt'fendanzts do muried, on the ground that,is publie cor pierat ions, Uoa ies were not char ge:.bl1e with 1intenut to evade the law and wiere, therefore, not proper par - ties to pr occed ings of this k ind. Th demurrer was sus'aiined and th'6 iuit d) i-imisr ed. R{A.a.rit , Noven.l'er M.-Th'e last hallot todhay was VaLce 72 ; 31eiri mon 31 ; Pool 5'. Ten Republicnis voted for 11,rriaon. The inte'ost ib is i'ere:i.- ing. Nr t rL.n ss, Nov'emWr 30. lhC .JlOkey ub1 ati nd1ance was S1e. I1, in ei-i, (Ii-ixe of the Jack Of cnV- Ces. Ih Ih, B il1a chnr. i'h won the hurde a.: -time d1. 03. S41lie Watsoln wo the secuid-time 1.171. lllvo-d won the thiid tfl- in.e:*.: anid ;3.404. N iAV Yott, November id.-The ScL ie t akes $125,000 in -ilver. A r -ukle's Epice njillis were burnmd; I leathe-i' belthng nanfainters Iave advanier d pricts tenl per centi. WAn NOTON, Novetibor 30.-Thi oul-huo I.r- hiiz duri-g the past year ha;1, cost $18,000. Orh-if. to recruitling oIitleerp dirOet cauition ii ciisting htior butt i rect. themat Il' to enlibt, for four color-ed regin:ents. )3I1;.w rno; m tY, At~. N ovemIIbe P -3f0. - ThIis morinill, a detachineit of set -nt)-cight United States eavalry rtiulrehied to a point twenty Yards from tbe capi-tol ground and bivoua;:k d. [It ens excitCment followed, but ie- riniiig that the troops were intend .d fur a mere post- comstititus, and lii t to drive the Le-gislatire fron the citol, thet exeitemwent subsided omei~w ha I The LegijalatItire at the c-apitol passed a lill and sent it to I v. Lewis, but lie refusedl to receive It. A joinit resolution w'as paaed, raingilf at c2ommtittee to Commaligtieutdj he facts 'if the situait ion by telegra:ph to t hie (overniu ont at Wrsh i gt on, did a ppoinziting a delti-gat e to presc-e t a '.ritten stat Ioin e:L of the case to the Presidlent. Thei mlemblers of thie le d-gsat ure ' xpress greait cotili e:,c thaL the Piresident- 'ili su.4tuin theta whent thi' ects are I lid lbefore htim. In ainsweri to a commu'tt e- of the ceg i. nd, (Oternor Leu- i, 3-e-n r.i-a. - e-. plid tha:t two ooth1.eclaimi hi recogni~ti ; thast , iie mie:- , ii - otiher r-eceived a im'jo-ij ' o:: -. ,. cast4 and :bat he coud ni ot i-. .5a the ('apit i(egisatur-, hee. ti.., if ith- personsi) w-hoi, hei -i id, dii 0 .t re re-ive a mnajirh'y 'tere inichided, thle biidy' would be h without t a (quorit nm. 'Pi 'oturt lfoice Li 'dy dlid nothing to-day, but h-is been in .secret fSsioil a conisid era bl portion of' the day. 'Tim Advertis~er, the central Libheral D emuocrat io organ of the State, in its i-tie 10-morrow tmornting, says that iu v-ie-w of the death of Mr. Gr-eeley, we recommnd all the Greeley elee. toirs to catst their votes for Grant, and niake hiis eit et ion unanim ious ; in re turnt, let us ask only for peace, for protect bon against vagabonds and Sc-ound~lrelsw, or, at least. that the (ov leranmerit will allow us fair play, arid m~nit ain the supremacy of law and order. Our strnggle has not been for meni, but for safety, laiw and civi bization., nlkt ieporia. Nrow Yourt, November 30.---Cot I ti opented anti closed qiuiet-up hunds 19' ; Orleans 102 ; sales 1,70G bales. (Gold 12g. CJnu.i.:s-roN, November 30.--Cota tcun quiet-miiddtling 18S4 ; receipts 1,879 bales ; sales 860 ba los. Lii -:iii-eol., Nov. 30.-'-Evening Cot ten opsened quiet and steatdy and closed utnchianged-upland~ts 10 ; Or leans lt ; sales 10,0o0t bales. Some idea of the enormious profits made on little things may be gained fromn the fact that a few weeks ago a party of capitalists offered to pay to the Frenoh Governmnent sixteen miil lion franes per annumi for a monopoly of the tratde of niatches. It a a nielanchioly fact that in the country which gave birth to lBastiat tis offer was necepted. One hundred miles of snow fences have beeni put up along the Union Pacifi Railrad Special Notices. Tme Great Pictorial Annual. Hostetter's United States Almann for 1873, for distribittion, gratisB, throngiout the United States, and all civilized coun tries of tle Western ietnisphere, is now published null i-eady for delivery, in 11ie E',nglish. Oerinan. French, Norwegian, Welsh, SWedish, Holland, ohemian and Spanish languages, and all who wish Id tnderstand the true philosophy of hiAlth shotild read and ponder Iho valuable sug gestions it contains. In addiiion to an ad miablo medical treatiso on the causcs, prevent-ion and cure of a great variety of diseases, it einbraces a large amount of in formation interesting to lihe merchant. Ithe mechanic, ithe miner, tle farnmer, the plan ter, and professsiomnl man ; atih ife valett. lations have been made for such merilian and latitudes as tire moit suitable for a cor. rel And con.rh. Iensi ve N it ional Calendqar. Tim inattre, uses. ani ex:ratord iniry Sanit.'ry, eiects of IlostelBer't t(otimcl Blits-rt4. tho staple Ionic ta1d ilteri'vitive of tome than hll the e bristinifi world, nro Budtlly set forth in its p'agef , which are also inlenpersed with pic-orial illustrations, vaiable recipts for to household anl herm. Imnorios anecittes. and other in. stirucive ituil nutiisinit reading matter, ill iginil and1 selt'eled. Among the Ann11uils to appear witi Blie opening of tle year, ithis will lie otte of tle titost isefil. tl nuwfy 1e hadfo/r he aeking. The proprieBor, Messrs. 1o1t0310it' & StIith, PitBSiturg, a., on re ceipt of a two cent stamp, Will forwardt a copy by mil lo tny per.on Who cnnnot procure one in his neigli-orhood. The Bitot are sold in ever-y city, Bt)wi tand village, ad are extensivelyused through< 'ut the elitre civiliked wm-ttd. de0u 3 A Trimumhile. No ielicine ever offered to lue people lia won for itself such a reputnion itt ,o short a tInia as . TUTT'S EXPECTO itANT. i herever it hr s heet int roduoliced, it has supersedetd till other Cotng'-i remedies. It not Onl.y . cures. Bte Cough, biut so torougliiy purities the I,11ng., that ito fiars of its ret it it need be appreltemtled. uiS, Feubruary 11, 1 80. D)r. 1U'm. It. Tull : Sir-I have been sulfferiig for nontiv Iwo years with it severe cough and 'gretdill cility of, brenthing. 'My weight wits one hunIIAred and lurty five polund. : 11nd. whenl I cotin ence.d I .l'iig ourti l. x p t :t tt, I was reliced to onte httil-l itnd :ixteen. I had tried almost evetythjing; hil teiri. ble iight sWeais. I htv r kei ltifi dolen bules. ' The i iight s I ve 4.1 lit., ite cotgh lii atlimst. di sa poeared, iid I have gai .ued fift een louwtils int Nveight I helie-ve it. will lire 1Ny c n)ttgh t. I r -eo ttenld it, to all iy rrien'ls. Witi re peri, )r. 'I'ut ' k 17air 1qte has niu I;.oi (ar. ii you.el t;, despo.h.-t. d-.rnsy, debilitnied,. ha1ve fe wn hea who. 111111It I astes lm ailly.porppiendonn do~ tel, y4 itt ! re illeritig lftrom to pid ir, ot "hih tlltiu Ss." .i n wi I eur v tt !.0 peedilyl nil i el-lonine illy 1!: .l'e'e ( ol en \ lilt !)i " err. wii. 11h ppi-n iti Ih h t i- uh e. fa iles A fpr it- 1140n utni on inary l l,t , 'Ihe .\~lust!In hiniietvlt sholmlll 1*in.1 a:1o iii the cltpholoairi of 'every htoi.sol.dli. Inll tie wilu'ih tIhere ik nothing m.mpartbh- to it .-A nu api nt itt it r .nt 'tt I . :-111. b itI. i p snt seniHS 141 81:1- , an . whenl every clethe pbrepat'alionl Ilhat vie.-lien1 inge. tnity can Suggest, re. -l t" tr re. I l i-ht t -l o tusn li i , 1:e r ti pi. rt ti ront, litt swe iligs, Cr-1Ips. tooulhace &c., .. -io e fd :li ntlili nlat 11111ut p:lin l 0 l . Jwrg n1--lt amd evenltaly na..~ l--ne a r e..I e(Ir e. Prloblably tho;*iC n :a a~w~n CInZfES o A~IrFhIEL- D!: i ihe midwho doe (if nw A hl! fil .:f W OE. hl:, personail observat it'n or re ots ,la 'n .\lustangif hiniment i; lth., u rm end f hor t eil ttn l ixist It in i orv of the 1IT i N of F I ELD ! Pl al orwns avn 'oo h ah muty need .omtetiing ele'gati timilm np a 'I ilOtSSEA U1, 1 wouild ay Bha lin Ithutghit of thiemi, in se-leeling a few bueaitii lul Siks, Aletmt-uinaes. Delninest- antd Jopt ihis ini wite antd colors, nit lt everv~ Otheii ar ioIe nteceussary for- a comitplele OOTi-'IT; anfd to te putblic ini getneralh, I woutld say3, give mue a cell before you purchtaso your Winter Goods. Of rresus Gboids, Cloaks, Bahooiirna Shtafts, Snquecs, Botulevar-ds nndt I-nutcy Goods, hats, Rihbbons, Scatrfs tand 'Ties, Shoes, Ifosiery and filoves. (Shoes ini gr'eaB variety for Ladies anti Uhilidretn.) Now is te itme Be get a tnit. of geool Mlade of te very Best antI Fine-st laIeritI, At. reinsontable ptrices. Call and lie conv inti. ed that youtt will get full sat isfact ion Buo' your muotney. iais of every grade, slyle anili color', Caps suittable for' winidy wetnt hi'r Shtirts of' biest q'iluity. Shawls andt Overcoats. TRinketa. Qttilts,l Table Linit, Toweik, ntI Ilouse Fttrishintg (Goods of til ' gonli B es. JHaving l'een engngeid itt busuinessi here for fTirly Years, it is ontly necessary fori mre to say lthat yon will get y'our Mloney3's W~ort h by calling at the esl tab, lihmn t oft) oct. l'iO~l-; A large stocki of .Iueans 0Oc. to $1 at WOODWARDI & lAW. JUST RECEIVED. ~"~"SACKS( Fily Floutr, E7nglishr Sary tChteese, litr I, lhteoni, tandt a new arrival of Furniture, inclutdintg a icvr lot of "'Georgia Split Ilotitom Chatirs." Oann anid ice Ibem ucNTerll & CO