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Urdtcing NJ The Union Canal LoiferU No 40
II 80 II % % 81 3.
Splendid lotteries for OctObpri
CAPIrAIS-S50,0 and S250OO
On Wcdncsday mn October, 1882 toH be draton in the
cry YORK, THE
new Work Consolidated LOTTERY,
Number 81.
Sc Number Loitery-t0 Drawn Ballots
New Work consolidated LOTTERY,
Class No. 80. Tor 1892
To be drawn in New ork Wednesday, Oct 81s 1892.
CAPITALS
Prize Of $4,000 is $4,000
10000 10000
$500 1900
Il $3.50 $3.50
5000
Tickets only -. halves 80, quarters 20.
For sale usual in every variety at the Exchange and
Lottery OMte Of THO. -. BIGGER
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
IT, Where 10 81 o., the Grand Capith Of $50 900
20 30 81. do. Of S30,0O019 2s So do Of $40 900
81 - o. do. OF $50 ,O00-six Of $40 600 each ami
other Splendid Prizes have recently been sold
and paid al sight.
~ Orders from abroad win ectwilh the most prompt At
tenton Oct ~ [tb-dl
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MATTHEW'S CHApmAss, Secret tr.;.'''' '"'"'"'"'
70 TNE EDLIinRS nE, 80 rn,nrr,nr :

=, TO TIE EDITORS OF THE E-vQULRER
nave seen IN some newspaper that Thomas r. Joynes,
Esq oil Accomaek county, has declined the acceptance
othe nomination orClay Eecor for this District but hs
letters making known have not yet been presented to
me PuDiic Mr. Joynes zpslous and decided adyo-
cate oil the last administration, and took leading part i'm
me Adams meetings in his county, and is understood To-
be favourable to the election of Clay al this time II has
Eector on the Clay ticket; and seems due TO those with
whom he formerly acted and may good purpose
10 ohers TO be informed OF the grounds on which he de
cneS isn't bad health? Is it pressing official or private
iues or IT. as has been said by some because he has,
IN ac abandoned Clay' Rumor asserts that he has in
formed The editor OF newspaper, and the President
OF the Clay Convention, that athc8sl mere are some err
rors IN e administration Of Gen Jackson yet he prefers
HIM TO Henry Cay that he considers Cays Tariff prnci-
pies ultra, dangerous TO the Union, &c sc.
Asl is probable the persons TO whom his letters we're
addressed will not let them light tho people OF
this District, and of Accomack especially, would be glad
that he should forward you copies that they may SEQ and
Judge ONE-AND-ALL
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meet our decided APPRECIATION and tat we will use all
anu onoraoo means TO secure the reelec,iOn OF Gem
eral a. Jackson TO the Presidency
g. ReS0ired That it's Of vita Importance 10 the Repub-
heah fary 10 elect Tor Ice President, Of wisdom,
experience, sound and discriminating Judgment disiner
ested, aud long tried patrios,-and " no is true and faith
ful 10 the Constitution aud having am intimate acousnt
ance aud thorough knowledge with the various atoms
o. our Government; and as this meeting in Martin
Van Buren, OF the State of New York. citizen posses
sing in pre-eminent degree, all those qualifications uni
'sy admired Tor the suaViiy OF his address, aud truly
tepubhcah simplicity of manners, and irrcprOAchabc
snsracter- aud believing that such qualifications
OUT snoserve the best beloved country do
Republican Convention
T. Resored, That would deprecuie division of tho
Republican Party at the coming election as being fraught
with consequences, 20 our country GAS r
fesHteaee, ana Fdm'ne we therefore pledge ourselves
respectfully to best exerions 10 promote the cleo
ton OF Martin Van Buren, TO the Vice Presidency
Resotved That this Committee be enlarged by the adj
ditou of tho following gentlemen:
Original .MemJers.-Dr David Creel Matthias Chan
man; George Neac; jr,,, John F. snodgrass, George
Se"le, sr; Robert Edelin,, Esq, Edward ID. Mcclure.
Col John b. Cree Capt. WIN. p. Fisher, Samuel Fene-
more, Col. Adam Rube, Thornton Mvre Barker Cook
Capt James Minnear, Matthew Casbel Lieut.. 3D. H. Fo-
ley, DayidS. Watt Mi. Willis Leach Cabba Tavcnner
John Mckinney, Hugh Ferry. Matthias Cline Major
Charles Price George W.. Saunders, Jacob Deem sr.,
John Dawkins, IT,, DR. Charles r. Or,ick' Can't r. w
Creel, William Wells, Dr. T. II. Sowther Henry Cooper
Edward Tnceweli. Edward Mcpherson, Isaac McPher-
SON David Mckinney, John Buckley, Aaron Ruble,
VIM. Mckinney.
.7dditioaci .Mem1ers.-M. b. Beckwith, Dr. Geo W.
Is.
John Gains David V. Uh John Phelps John Barnett
JnnePer Deem, lessee woodward. Samuel Shepard VIM
Dixon VIM Dixon, jr., Ellie Il. Tucker, Benz Webb Esq +,
John Badgey, Hiram Deem, John French Edward Skel-
ION, J9hn Senneu kose Romne, Elijah Spencer An
drew G; Clark Willis Owens. Geo. Owens Peter Deems.
A6ner Saunders, Ellie Mcpherson, Edmund McPhersonf
VIM Stephens, John Man, John Man, ir Thomas Leach,
thompson Leach, W IN. Hll Patrick Sennett Charles E.
Bryant, Lewis Neale. Allen Davis, r John NJ Iackard
JGhn Barnett Jr, Robert Whaey. Henry LAWYERS, John
Harris Jon spencer John Penney bacxer, Alex Deem
Robert Gall, John A. Leach John Kincheoe Charles
Caihoon, VIM Hickman, Jefferson Barrett James Drake
W. l. McClntck, Tho. McGlaughand, Daniel Kincho-
Toe, Nestor Kinchcoc, Geo 20 Page, Joshua Rcv Wv
att Huchson Peter Rominc,
Resolred, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and that tho SEQ
rotary request the editor OF the Richmond Enquirer to
publish the Same.
ReSOiced, That this meeting lie adjourned
DAVID CREEL, Chairman,
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RTGGE R1G

EXCH.q.N'GE Il LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, W.
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Drdtcing NJ The Union Canal Loiferv NO. 40
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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-02
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Agents for this paper: Col. James Sculi, NJ, Pine Bluff. J. 1T Catdtceil, Jefferson county. Col. 1T. Bosaoett, P NJ, Batesville. Maj. J. Wog, P M, Izard c. H. Robt. smth, Jackson, Lawrence co. sJobn c, Saytors, P M, Jackson CO.,. Larhin Nesote1l, Washington county, Col |. N Clerke, P Nj, tIorrisonas Bluff. .TaYk Bean Crawford county. Gilbea .HarshaH, P NJ Crawford county. JoItn Hi65in, Conway county. 2honsas .Nathers, do do Dr. .Hahon, Van Buren, Crawford. .I. Collins, P N, Clark county Ihomas H@bbard, Hampstead county. Col. Joha Clark, Sevier county Dauid ForreR, do. Janaes Ciark, Miller county. r. Fa1veHy, Arkansas county. 1T. L. Biscoe, Phillips county Spencer Crouch, St. Francis county, pVas. D. Ferguson, ? NJ, NJ Crittenden co. Joseph JacObs, M, Monroe county. W1na. B PnAon, P M Chicot county. J Pennington, Union co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-02

tenn, or permitting us to separate from the Union. in either event of resist ance or separation, the fate of South Carolina is sealed. Deeply to be re- grctted is the deluson which is urging her to her doom-bitterly deplored will be its consequences. The mother of sumpter,of Marion, of Rutledge, and ot Pinekney-the nurse of so man gc- nerous and ehiValrous sons, who shed their blood like waterinthe great strug, gle of the revolution, leads the van in the march of disunion. 1t is a melan eholy spectacle clouds hang over her head,raad storms are gathering all round her horizon, and she herself has invoked the spirits of those storms. The present yearis 'sbig with the faten of our whole republic.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-02
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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-02
PoLgTgC AL.

From tue W'inchester Ia.s Repab1ican.
 Ihe u1aioft totters i-The crisis IS at 5hand-the mad spirits of anarchy and diseord arc aboard-tfe Union of these states are doomed to be severed. The noble fabric erected by Washington, and sealed with the blood of our fa- thers, IS about to be prostrated in the dust. Treason stalks about openly and in the face of day, and boldly hurls de- tiance against the laws and the govern ment. We are not alarmists-we do not wish to excite unnecessary fears, or to spread unfounded opinions-but we do say, that the days of this united re- Pabiieare numbered! The event aaagnot immediately array friend against friend, and brother against brother, in mortal combat-but imagination can scarcely conceive the long train of evils which the future has in store, for this contract cd aid divided country. The curse is upon her, and she will long rue the un- natural conduct of her children.
 What South Carolina expects to gain by pursuing her mad career, we cannot imagine. We do not believe she has contemplated the future. Agitated and blinded by passion-goaded by the idea otfmclea wrongs-exaspera because the national Congress will not sacrifice the interests of the north, the east and west, at her bldding-she indignantly seorns the offer of compromise, thursts aside the proffered olive branch, puts on the habiliments of war, and shouts aloud her battle-cry, "REslsrANcE. .n-- "Repeal the tariff, internationally, or resist!' "Resist! how? "My citizens shall not pay this tribute, and it zuilt not be paid" Then the power of the gen. erai government must enforce the pay ment-and if you resist the laws of the land you are in a state of open rebel lion, and must be put down-or, if the general government does not enforce the acts of Congress, the Union is dis solved-it is a shadow, worthless and powerless.
 Let us examine the language put forth by the late state rights and free trade convention at Charleston, in their bold and rebellious appeal to the peo- pie of South Carolina. They say,
 SSlt has been publicly announced by our legislature, that when all hope oi redress from Congress had been ex- tingulshed, the state had right, and would perform the duty of redressing hersell."
 So, then. if Congress presumes to differ from South Carolina on the poii- ey of the tariff, South Carolina will place herself in opposition to the ma Jorlty of the states. We're this only an opposition of opsnion, it might pass unLo- ticed, but it will be seen that we are to witness an opposition eff action. What followsa
 "Allagree thatas far as the general government is concerned, its final deci- sion is now 10 besmade.
 < But to those hose minds may not yet be finally made up on the great question of southern rights and southern wrongs, and who are yet hanging with lingering, though baA
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-02
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From the .V1eac Yorgt .Qflaa.

From the .Neao Yora .aflas.
 1he Coa'ct.-Judging by the abund- ant alluslons to this subject, with which the papers abound, the expected yisl- tant is regarded with no strong predi- llctlons. Whether as many persons are frightened by their apticipations of con sequences, as writers represent, we know not; but 1t is a venial act to as- sume this position if itsean so readily be made a source of entertainment to others.
 We take some specimens of treat ment the subject is receiving.
 Comet .atnaaaaes.-A An elderly lady apparently ina state of high mental ex- citement, called few days since and enquired for Almanaes. We exhibit. cd the various kinds we had on hand, and urged their respective merits to her particular notice. This, madam, is sSPorter's health Almanac containing an extra quantity of matter adapted to the preservation of health. This is the sGhurchman's Almanac embrac- ing besides the ordinary monthly calen- dar, regular arrangement of the l Feasts and Fasts observed by the Pro l testant Episcopal Church, together with an accurate list of allzthe Bishops and Glergynen of this persuasion in the United States. Are either of those the kind you wish to get? ssNo, them ant the ones.n Well, here is the good old fashioned kind, made by one of the disciples of Andrew Beers, Philom., which tells all about the eclipscs of the snn and moon, when they rise and set, and also what kind of weather we are going to have. l presume they will suit? S'sfhem ant tho kind yet.n They are all the kinds we have, good woman but our nelghbor Nearing, has the Anti-Masonic Almanac--may be that is the kind you want. ssNo, don't want them cither--Oh, my! my, Fin desperately sorry l can't remember the name-lct me thiAk--now I've got it., Comet almanae--that tells all aboutthat dreadful thing that's going to smash the arth--hay'nt you heard of it?a--Cer- tainly, madam, we have heard of the comet, but what induces you to think 1t will smash the earth, as you say e9-- "Why Nezef Johnson, our master, says so, and he knows all about it, he says its ten chances 10 one if we ant al! burnt up--What dreadful time it will 1 be; he told me that the Comet almanac would tell all about il, and l want to get one Ny good woman, do not be alarmed at the prognostication of your schoolmaster. Astronomers say that there is no danger to be apprehended from the comet, and they probably know as much about it as 'Nezer John son does. As for the Comet Almanacs, there is no such thing; they all speak of the Comet that will appear during the present year-but none of them are crazy enough to predict that the world is coming to an end quite so soon. You must not let it disturb you any more.-- Tell your friend Nezer, from mo, that he never will be hung for witch.- "WeIl, you have taken great load off my mind, and as the comet ant going to burn us all up this year, guess Fl take ono of our Health Almanacs and live a little longer. But, depend ont Nezer must look out for breakers.''
 CatshiH Messenger.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-02
,s'Efsi Efsi ADVOCATE. ss.

The following address was originally de- signed to the People of Arkansas, but such difficulties presented themselves in ans wering His Exceliency's personalities, in t at form, tllat have ii sil t5 .s slii5- cribe it and direct individually To His Execlleney,
 .JOuN POPE.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-02

New Hampshire.-The election held in New Hampshire, on the 18th inst. has resulted in the election of General Dinsmoor, the Jackson candidate for Governor, by majority which will not, probably, be short of 5000. Last year 1t was less than 5000. Ten out of the twelve Senators elected are friendly to the administration Wilmington Gag.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-02

Consparacya at Wursaav.-A letter from Frankfort on the Main of February 4th, says
 A report is current that conspira- cy among the officers of the Russian Guard ;tt Warsaw, V WAS discovered and put down, onthe eve eof it's explosion, but not until Generals Bergh and EngeIman were killed. One hundred and twenty officers (conspirators) had been sent in- to the interior of Russia.p
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- bta. i. I'M = 3d.. &c Relieve u.
I'm tasalios, said ar H.. and eass b1i vh,llar
lie irare dent that Low remain b. la.J ,1 two 81
fur esrs God rant that ti.is my be ,t,ae At
onee. and that tie burdens iLai weighed 50 heavily
sn IN 9cude might be brought dp~i 10 the wants
+ - se4itry = l.. not g"nte.a a. inc fat=f-
~ uaotlon to Their souls that any IaoJf~s -.
a. NIL viii saasfy the people af ire laItsd
~.a.e witaou: bringing DOWN tie fegn o. 10 tn
wantB Of the country without bsnf, a rldnction
ofduile. articles oflnxuy al protected articles
wi a the urresaauoy OF lii without relieving
ilia naa %, well as the rich and leaving the burih-
IN f4as remains IL bear equal, oh all He had
fhsusIs It bis duty ornak. tbess observations IA
aalHs dat no m.saa en1nd,rs ofhis views might
ctsf
NJ Chamber after few observations susgest-
e1 ihaf no practical benefit corl1 resuIt from eaop#
TN fbs report pf the committee. and as there hid
beeH deductions nude from ths report which h.
hp5 understood the Chairman to dlsclan no inln-
r. could follow from he S,natos fa.hns 10 couou
IN Il He therefore moved tha'it be laid ou the Ia
ble
Tins motion W. adopted
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~ vrs~es~zEeF II srsznsEz! ~ -, :. =,
,4,,..,ralia ceuuiy---.o relee IL ais OF. -stsf'
"a the kanawha turnpike
'Tha hi u a.nsni the n 4Haor5ln= 4 sHif
s,,ir,,,n by the Boar1 Of Public Works n sub
). oj,a 10 .As stock % tite Petersburg RAJ Isoid
..amnanv. was taken up on IL en.rossull n "ni,
an n,n,on of Ar knny. WIS TAD on tbs tn
On motion nj Nj Chandef the y. siSis tn
Snncrior Courts concurrent jurisdiction "fh -.
tauu,y Courts was taken NJ, an' q substitute %.
f.r,l by III Commute, 81 gauis al Just1se ITS
TIA anl ordered 10 be engrass d
The Bill changing the time of BID linz ~ iinar-
ferly Courts of kHawha county, ",rf rsai iaiee'
and committed.
Tn Bill providing a nisil.al # aross.as dow
,rs and makns partition al TN "h'l. 81. IL III
estate Of decea4el persons. NJ "a ro'.oa 81 Al.
cbanNer ls.s on t,c .,le. aia oar.ei 10 = I'm
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The Comuuee rPraosltao and 9ne'7ner'
r,lnr,ad favotbly ou the aPranimeni aa.ai'.-
soncrs to fix upon the lors4.n Of r'r COUNTY 81
plovd on the stiton ufetft.aas ~ Boz ebr# r 81
changes IN the laws tor TIN - u Of l. nc.
Ton, sc,
The Select Commute on tn va.i"ct o5 rsfis'ne
,l,e laws of In Commonwealth reported Ihalafrsi.
son of the laws IS crpcdIent Ar d u
The Commute OF Courts oflu.uco reported M
favor fths petition ofthr Judges OF the tenerai
Court. for "a change of The une of holding lhe htt
Judicial Circuit and bill providing ior sa'd
change. was real first TIM. AMI ordered ton Sc
cond reading.
Tho sam Committee reported ia'o,1b'f on the
iIdlowing propositions To dispense with stmd
uriee at any future term nj til General Cunt IN
less by Order Of one ofthe judge to unend tho
law in relation to thc surrender OF principals by
their bail. y to provide for the payment or
drrnc Of mileage Sc To wlmessos Sc. ioa0o
fish the punishment Of burning ia the hand
and against thoprrosiuon To give to the JWis'
ofthe Superior Court, concurrent jurisdiction with
Justices of Peaec--aaO ugunst the nm'ndns oi
the law in relation to persons taken on r4Pias al
,atisfa6icndcm-[sdou lha table and IN iaRorI
Of amending the law IN relation 10 usolyeni debtors
70 az TO allow Il, examination Of the debtor at tn"
discretion o. Inc court OF masstatc-- lald GA lh'
table
On motion Of Nr spurIorh the House Adjourn.
nj
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s-s ma ~ h:ts be IS susceptible q a. orfnsi' :
,7,. .s.si,on as thos l. IS called on TO explain
,ri The undersigned beng fully satsf d, by tha
,,s,,rsnrn Of Gen Blair that in his paa.tsaiion he
intended to animadyeri only upon tn political
eonJ,,et o GOV Miller, and not 10 make any Inpu-
t,ton aiasi hi, honor and veracity rs sentlcnIn
& b+,ns also .a,sdcdby the assurance Of Gov. NH
l-r. that his o1pression. werc purely defensive, ond
not intended to charzs Gep b,alr With the conmis-
sion Of an at which would derosl,e from his chas
octcr as a lnau OF honor aud honesty, arc ofoph.-
ion that tie difference between these gentlemen
VII b. honorlbly adjusted by Their mutual a..
knoXledea,lart Of the correctness Of this statement
W DRAYro<. representing Gen. Bior
G. y, DegaE, representing Coy. Miller
w aea ..e,.r IN the correctness Of the above
s,it,.n=.ss JAMES BLAIR
STEPHEN y. MILLER
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4 c3n!rorcr@ 0diuaed From an exchange Of
n'rs copies ofwhlch appear il the National In
a.Ds Of this morning ii seems there was some
danger Of 1arsonal affair between the Hon. S. d
M,l.u a..a 'ae lon. James Blair, both Of South
Carolina he difficulty arose from certain expires
Sons mu aa.'e e7j in the course of political CON
uov,. Win tl"se Gentlemen had been enoag-
Fl in ,ha =. pa"s,a But we are pleased to per
ecvo nv I'm selIonfl atement that the misconcep-
ous - ben removed md that the affair has been
aw.re'.g as We. as hoaorably adjusted
WASHINGTON, 10Th Dec 1881
Tt app arias To Il undersigned that the offensive
reo'3 lis il Cos N.'lar's publication, which are
quoted by In Blair we're used in reply to certain
rynrc ,.-us rontancr II Gen. Blar's publication,
@A.>a ase referred 20 uy Gov Miller. as bong
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NfwaFav. DN.C De lG.

We understand mat the President has complied
with the Ladies request, and ordered company Of
L. : noops to march To- tbs place. Without de
batins the necessity oil aia,age, OF discussns
the Laa.-,' #ant Of confidence ia the rro@ess OF
then aataeal prote,lors ip'ied IN tn application,
W samo' bat app audla i.1dy courtesy of the
President lSps.tqt0r.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


BY the Caledonia and Geo. t...a..,..
pr two ort.eee d5ys itar -. -. :.
one day later Gan Loaiau. 4
/ ne only matter Of m'cre.f IS saraor 81.
thoIea had besa Introduced 10 .afa .......
land by mcans II ste cly,ars e. ......
died otthnt d'sease u. s. Pe:t#.4.- r,
however As coatraa.etod by i,;Ist. isa
dated the 9th, aal Is no dpq.t FL .s.,
ietlffs say, the alarm Wa ra4ssdbyaf ... =
the common cholera morbus - Il,.,....
has not, that ve reao}icct bee. IN ,..
communicated IN clothes ol msfsamd.s,' o.s...
other way taan from person topersoh