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DRY Y GOODS.

Direct from Philadelphia carefully select d by one Of the firm, viz: Extra fine blue and black cloths, Super claEet, green, and olive do. Drab and gray do. Super Adelaide cassimeres,
 do. do. satinets,
 do. fancy striped do.
 do. blue and sIeel mixed do. Fine white and red fannels Colored linsey and kerseYs, ll-4 heavy rose blankets, I0-4 do. do. do. l0-4 fine white Mackinaw dos do. do. green do. Bleach d and brown shirt'gs and sheet 'gs Furniture and apron checks; Pink do Brown and hleached twilled muslins, Blue, Adelaide, brown, and crimson GA
 Merinoes,
 do. do. do. do. a-4 do. Beautiful rich embossed satins, for la
 dies dresses,
 Fine colored Gro. de Nap. silks, do. do. Poult de Soie do. Superior black Italian do. Fine black India satins, Green and fawn chalIies, Plain and figured Swiss muslins, Jaconet and null do. Grecian and bobblnet do. Ginghams and painted muslins, Cross-barred and checked cambrics,
 do. do. muslins, Green baraze, a variety of handsome
 prints. Canton dannel Superior Valencia vestings,
 do. Marseilles do. Super blue and black silk velvets, do. tabby do. Black liitestring and Italian cravats, White jaconet do Plaited and plain bombazines, Velvet and satin stocks, Bishops lawn. Long do. Super corded skirts. Fine do. do. Fine velvet and fancy belts, Fine embroidered Thibet shawls, do. do. do. hdkfs. Merino points and shawIs, Plain and embr'd hernani fancy hdkfs. do. do. Gro. de Nap. do. Printed border jaconet do.
 do. do. linen cambrio do. Chintz do. do. do. do. A beautiful assortment of bonnet and
 cap tiOOOuSB Cotton and thread edging and laces, Black and white blond edgings, White and fancy Pongee hdkfs. Choppas and bandanna do. Superfne Irish linens, Ladies' colored and white hoskin gloves,
 do. white cotton and silk do. Mems do. do. do. do. Mems Woodstock and beaver do. do. white hoskin do. Ladies and misses white cotton hose, ladies fancy silk top do. Black and white worsted do. Mems cotton, lam ool, and silk half
 hose. Gum elastic snspenders, Fine silk and cotton umbrellas, Walking canes. Riding whips, &c. Ready made clothing, assorted, Seed beads, and bead reticules, Roubd and fiat braids assorted. Mourning pins. Hooks aad eyes, Thread, lasting and twlst buttons, Fancy vest / do. Parsons pool cotton, BlaciS ie T patent thread.
 Sft .oEs. Lss lasting nd kid slippers.
 morqceo p Ial and calf shoes, rineee1 Ooo nsas Misses ltFA psSSnd seal shoes,
 do. lasting Slippers. A large assortment of mems boots, shoes
 and pumps.
 Boys and youths brogan's, Heavy russet do. Overshoes.
 CApG Ry EgAyEtC
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NOTICE.

.NOTICE.
 AM again under the necessity of re- 1 minding those who are indebted to me that l am in want of money, and unless they are more prompt in future than they have heretofore been, will be compelled to resort to coercive measures to obtain if. would be pleased, however, to have such course obviated by their paying up.
 EMZY WILSON. Little Rock, April 18th, isa4. 1tf
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DIR. JOHN R. CONWAY.

A ANlNG returned to Little Rock. u A tenders his professional services to his friends and former patrons, and to the citizens generally. H. may be consulted at i'is office adjoining his residence, in the frame building opposite Dr. Watkins.
 July ,, 1894 Ii If
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WHTSKEY, FLOUR. &c.

JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT. RMA BARRELS Whiskey, 100 do. aaa SH QsD Flour, tw pipes and three half fipes Cogaac Brandy, seven boxes aud five Kegs Tobacco, both of which are very good twenty boxes Soap, ten boxes Candles, and many other small articles, which will be sold very low for cash, by
 EMZY WILSON. Little Rock. January 3l.
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THE MUSE.
MY HOME IS IN THE WORLD.

MY HOME IS IN THE WORLD.
 BY THOMAS HAYNES BAILEY. Speed, speed, my fleet vessel-the shore
 is in sight, The breezes are fair, we shall anchor to-
 night; Tomorrow, at sunrise, once more shall l On the sea-beaten shore of my dear native
 land. An! why does despondency weigh down
 my heart! Such thoughts are for friends who reiuc-
 tantlY part; come from an exile of twenty long
 years, And gaze on my country through fast
 falling tears. Isee the hills purple with bells of the
 heath, And my own happy valley that nestles be-
 meath, And the fragrant white blossoms spread
 oyer the thorn That grows near the cottage in which
 was born. It cannot be changed--no, the ciematis
 climbs Der the gay little porch, as it did in old
 times; And the seat where my father reclined IS
 still there-- But where is my father!-oh, answer me,
 where! Ny mothers own easement, the chamber she loved, Is sthere-overlooking the lawn where royed She thoughtfully sat with her hand Der her brow, As she watched her young darling-ahs where is she now? And there is my poor sisters garden; how Were the innocent sports of that beautiful child! Her voice had spell in it's musical tone, And her cheek was like rose Ieayes-ah. where IS she gonea No father rcclines on the clemantine seat. No mother looks forth from the shaded re- treat! No sister is there. stealing silly away, Till half suppress'd laughter betrayed where she lay. How oft in my exile, while kind friends were near, Pve slighted their friendship, and sighed to be here. How oft have said-ssCould once again That sweet little valley, how bIest should be!'' How blest! oh! it is not valley like this That unaided can realize visions Of bliss; For voices listen-and then look round For light steps that used to trip after the
 soundt But see this green path--I remember it
 we'll sTis the way to the chur ch--hark! the toll of the bell! Oh! oft in my boyhood a truant Eve strayed eoa To yonder dark yew tree, and slept in it's shade. But surely the pathway is narrower nowt No smooth place is left near the dark yew tree bough;
 
 tread, And the home have sought--is the home
 of the dead! And was it to this look d forward so long, And shrunk from the sweetness of Italy's songs And turn'd from the dance of the dark girls of Spain. nd " rt for nt ru n nd n And was 1t for this to my easement crept To gaze on the deep, when they deem'd
 that slepts To think of the fond meetings-the well
 come-the kiss The friendly hands pressure--ohi was it for this. When those who so tong have been absent, To the scenes of their childhood, it is but to mourn; Wounds open afresh that time nearly had And the ills of life at one glance are re- vealcd. Speed, speed, my fleet vessel! the tempest
 may rave There's calm for my heart in ths dash .; [
 the wave. Speed, speed, my fleet vessel, the sails are unfurl'd, Oh! ask me not whither-my home is the world!
 Estray Notice. Teyriforu of .4rkansds
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CAPS & HATS.

Mems and boys hats and caps assorted.
 BOOKS. Life ofCrockett, by himself, do Major Jack Downing, Scrap Book, gilt. Virginia Housewife, Junius. Lacon Bayard on Constitution, Matte Brun's Geography and Atlas, Worcester's do do. Comic Almanac for 1885, Toy Books for children, Writing and fancy letter paper. SADDLERY, asorted, QUEENSWARE, assorted, CUTLERY, assorted.
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TO THOMAS PRESTON. ESQ.

VIII you pnrion one Of your old constituents ard
supporters Tor calling your attention TO n remark
made by you, md addressed to hin, on the day Of
your election in the spring Of 1883 Speaking Of
your support Of Geo Jackson, you remarked, nMat
non wouM profer Benjamin ". Leigh. (Jr pycsi
deai, and iroHM soonet u0te for hini Than any ob
erman in Ameriea.' These were your very words
Tho undersigned gave you his 'c,-and you were
elected and during that session of the Legisa
lures, this snme u, w. Leigh was before you, ne .
candidate for the Senate, Did yOp support has
oicotion
You again before US. II is of some mpor
lance TO learn whom you fnvor rs our next Prcsi
dent. Come to the mark, sir and speak out. Are
you for White, or for little Van = Perhaps you
would prefer Gen. Jackson for third term. Or
would you like to whit for the action OF King eau
cus, tho movement of the great Demacyatie RcpubH
can tOnpcntion, IN which the clans Of Van will
be supported, by that Chief "mhom 10 have SER.
cd nadcr Is eiory enough ~
CORNPLANTER
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TRIM. OF LAWRENc.E.

NC oiai oil kiehard Lawrence. Tor IN at,en,r, IL
"ssasslna,e tho President the united sintea ,ol
l,ioee IN Washington on the i0ih ms, bef,fo lie
CHenlt oouri-puscni. Judges Grnnh Ao,s4u
unu ihrnston. The National lnlellieencet sevs
MS appearance was thu, of . man perfectly At his
e"se, aud collected III there IL an nnnenfnn,c a.
oou' ms eyes, ccliainly, indicative Of MANIA AMI
at" ts'uent assumption OF kingly dignity ia Ina de-
"'eanof and The expression of his oouniennncrr
nc evidence, connected with the circumstances
VI ms attempt to shoot tic President does no, yarv
''o'' nc narrative given at the time and the tesi
n,'ny OF Inc physicians, doctors Hall Bnhrer
Caesin, Loyell, Warrington and Sewnul con.
gus, win SINGLE exception, in pronouncng tim,
. ~, act was snpefindneed 10y mental alienation
nat exception is DR. Cansin. win, while he uonia
no' 'ake upon himself the responsibility of asse,
ing mat he was not so far insane a. not In lc con
sV'ous oil The tarpltudc Of his attempt and berefo,e
o'oehaole to the laws, expressed the oninion tina,
-" was rather the effect of foisc imacinatioa mud
"o'ota det"Non than fnsapif9-n nice ,listncuon
we lmogine, 10 any but metaphysical minds We
W DO, deem II necessary TO copy the trial at lene1h
Soi1ce 1t 10 say that he jury found IA verdict of
Not GhtHV having been under the influence of in.
sanity at the time he committed the net The
Court then ordered thai, Lawrence should be rcmon.
ued and be made comfortable, and treated es
wen as his situation would permit until some proyi-
SION could be made 10 prevent his doing fu,he,
mischief
During the trinl, Lawrence several times inter
fup'ed Iho proceedings by rising in grea, excite.
i'ent, end demanding TO know by what authority
no, VINO was King. WINS linus detained and prose.
cu'eo- dcnying the power ofihc Court TO try him.
&c 30 ends this eomico-tagco affair
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. .,ss,,sooa as a shoemaker. lie shoulders,

=. .sNe,ihood as shoemaker. lie shoulders
san ';, and went from house 10 house making the
hs leather, or mending their children's shoes
's.'sng,b good old man, pleased with Toms in.
~ and steady habits, offered him small bull.
Gus" - shop. Here Tom applied himself 10
up,I With persevc,ing industry and untiriny ardor
-, Than the sun he was whisling over his
=, and his hammer s,ng often was heard fill he
49, ot night" He thus gained a good reputa.
- ,n1 some of this worlds goods tIe soon
49, ..,o1 virrnous femalr-one whose kind disno.
':';,o added new joys 10 his exisierrc, and whose
-, ,eatnoss rendered pleasant and comfortable
~, lille tenement. The time passed smoothly
they we're blessed with three smiling pledges
~ heir affection, and in few years Tom was the
sessor of neat ltle cottage and piece ofland
frt;s they handsomely improved, and it was evil
don,lv he abode OF plenty and felicity. But now
Tn beean to relax from his strict habits, and
..o,ld occasionally walk down 10 a tavern in the
.,o,bborhood This SOON became a habit and The
ssbt imperceptibly grew uron him; he became
.on,,an, lounger a out the tavern, and extremely
I;ss;ns'cd The inevitable consequences soon fol.
Lived he got in debi, and his creditors soon strip.
IA him of all he had. His poor wife used all the
IT,. If persuasion to reclaim him. and shc could no,
,b;nk .f using him harsly for she loved him even
;" his degradation. Many an earnest petition did
,be nrocr to heaven for his reformation, and often
IA che endeavor to wok upon his parental feel
;,rs lie often promised TO reform, and was at
,s, Undue TO stay from tavern three days togeth
~. and his socitous companion began to cherish
homes Of returning happiness. But he could endure
M longer. Betsy said ne, as he arose from
his work, give me the decanter." These words
MERGED her heart, and scemedto sound the kneI of
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NEW SPRING GOODS
April 20

j. on 1888.
VIE snbseribrr takes pleasure, In informing
:" hin friends, and The public generally, tia, he
nas received from New York Philadelphia md
baltimore, foil assorlmcn, Of Spring Goods, con-
ssuns oil British, F,cnch, India, Italian, German.
swiss an American Dry Goods, Hardware, Cut.
uefy, Enr,hcn, GoI and China, Wore. Shoes.
Boots, Bonne'' IInts, Groceries, &c, which
nave been selected on Tie very bes. ,erms.-Hi,
assortment ~, Is not inferior 10 any in this part OF
Virginia. ana VIII be Mold by wholesale or retail,
AZ n very Email advance, purclasers are resnec,-
lu''y requested TO call and examine for ibem,olve,
STORE ~ tho two ienemcnls, adjoining Dr. How,
pev'ess old stand Eight or ten hh,ls. good and
prime sugar, md several hhds frat raic Molo,,c,
winch viii be sohI by The hhd-Also Boot, onJ
Oh es ny The case or dozen, on very low term, n
large stock of Blown Sbceiine shir,ing and Cation
On aburgs, bought before The Int advance, which
can be bought in the Northern Cities.
Il. b. ESTES.
Lynehburg, April 20 dur
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NEW STOR f..

Y31fIE subscriber has opened Gin the tenement al
j. Joining Liberty Warehouse an entirely new
Assortment Of GROCERIES, consisting mostly
OF
100 sacks factory filled Salt
9 hhds Porto RICO, ~ Q. and St. Crox Su-
gars
50 bags Rio, Oi White, Porto Rico, and old
Java Coffee, OF fine lasor
25 tons Plaster
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns, No. to 10
3 hhds W. |. and sugar house Molasses
30 casks Cut Nails AMI Brads 1 10 10d
. boxes Loaf Sugar
tierce Orchard Grass Seed
Is kegs Butter Crackers
. boxes patent Sperm Cand.s
10 do Tolow do G and
cask Hodges Cheese
case Preserved Ginger
Also, Dupan,s Powder, Shot, Mountain Clio
yer Seed C;rndstones, Tanners Oil Imperial and
'Gunpowter Tea, Bacon, Pepper, Ginger &c.
Which he will sell low, for cash, or in barter for
coun'ry produce ardent spirits excepted
"a, planners having their Tobacco inspected at
Pm'ers or Liberty, will find tito the,r convenience
call and set their supplies of
GEO. BAGEY.
March .; 1wlf
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STAGNER,S TRUSS

r% me radical cure Of Hernia or Rupture.
'aE undersigned, having been appointed
~ agents tor the application and sale of the
1--we valuable Truss, for Lynchburg and its vi
"'H would respectfully call the attention of per-
W. H., aili'cei with this most distressing disease to
l' 'act' This instrument comes commended as
Nv 'e'y oes, now in USE il not the most valuable
M S ye. invented, by professors Pa,,ison Gibson
s.o oU,''aad' Dudley, and o;hcr distinguished Sur
S,o =, PERSONS DESTROYS to enquire more specially
sr, peculiar merits will please call on the sub
Iynsm,, az Their Drug and Apothecary store, in
March 10 ...t...s
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CHEAP GOODS.

phE SUBSCRIBER /. nov orroioe The s,.,
ID. ~ ms Sfiing f.on,l.. com p,isine an s..o,,
ihe most fashionable siyls., Of The is,e,,
,,' end hemed silks rof all sbaeeaI
nhiif and tnipf.d s,ia,.
s,aek Sttins aud I. yap,inss
Silks "'s '"' o'ne' b'aes
=, ~ h'ie and CVlonred Florences
hcY llandkerebief, (of every d..ee;o,;o,,
~" N"mhfic ilnndt .rchiefs
.ambfic and NasIns
'ae"ntt, Null and swiss do
sifiped aud Checked do
Superior French Nuslirs
m'er assortment of Calico,
''hh LtGens and Lnwns
NJ ipE
bi"r Black and Fancy Colored Cloth,
phtk aud Eoorcd Summer CIotbs R,o~.
and White Drilling.
DIX aud other yestngs White and Colored
SH,teens
."Hh easslmntes and Sifpes, very ch,so.
apron ana Counterpart Cheeks.
u aud "a Brown and Bleached Dome.,,c.
&c. s'"N''
WIN general assortment oil Goed, which x,ii
lie sold u, prices 10 please
,od,oo ROBERT KYLE.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
TO ARCHIBALD STUART ESQ.


In your Address to the people Of the Bedford
congressional district, before whom you are u can.
dida'e, yousoy, you shol not supper, Mcssrs. Cal.
houn Clay or Webster, giving your reasons for
TINT determination, nnd TINT, you shall not support
Mr Leigh, because "gou lnolp mol arhat he Is -
Now, Mr.. Stuart, be good, ~ 10 inform The yo.
efs of Bedford, wdat goa are We fear you arc
playing what is called, by your great Dcmoerotic
PdHh f@tgh game, :" developments and ditcsna.
LiecS. shall we not have those Developments nbonl
the 2oih of May next, a, the grand ONoe HoideyS
caucus, that will assemble in The city of Baltimore
10 dictate TO tho people Of this Union, backed by
the influence of your IDOL Gen. Jackson, and his
nnbouhded patronage THAT Development win be
The nomination Of Marin Van Buren,, M orxl
President Arc you, Mr.. Stuart, in favor Of such a
Caucus = VIII you support the nomination Of
such a Cancn lift the contest should settle down
between Van Burcn and White, which of those
individuals will you support We are n plain old
fashioned pcoplclhe advocates of,ho rrn, iljfcs Of
'Js and 80, ~ then understood. We nrc strict M
vonces OF the right Of instruction. We regard orr
representatives. ~ our agents. You, then, must
como to The b'l-you must speak out. If you 10
not, we shall show you that VIC ore powerful PEG
pie, and that we Will mil you TO lhr counter on
MorJay next BEDFORD.
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oNhW WAY from Jesse Joplng, on the LIST
gay ol October last, n Negto Man by tho
name oil CHARLES, about 30 10 80 years Of nre
Oh BLACK complexion, about o feet 7 to 0 incbe,
olgh, STOUT and square bull, pleasant cuantcnnncc
round '"rq, polite and quick spoken, good SC, OF
,eo'h, rather short no other mark or scars recoI-
'ee'co, except ms Smnl toes grow together farther
VA" usual u IS expected tina, he hns changed his
'an'o una clothing, md Obtained FREQ ruprrs well
executed, AMI probably assumed the name Of -
Bowman ~ he hns been intimate with free ncs,o..
o That name-The above reward Of 1850 will bo
gwen II taken out Of the counties OF Bedford or
bo'e'onr', 30 that gel him, or 1895 ,finkcn In q.
ther Of tho above counties.
JAMES DPLfNG,
April 90 no..
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COTTON YARN.
''odc 6y Tie Richmond WonuJac

1tttHWUTUt 1VUHIJULtUTUD
vT,pr :, :. Company.
i 'osctlocrs are agents for that Establish
a,ms s" ana will sell its yarns here on the same
ow as they can be had in Richmond. We have
10 ls W Wand quantity, well assorted, from No. 5
10 ,iv , we invite Country Merchants and others
April 0 MA i1EWs q GO.
w1Wif
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March D Q;
DIs.GES'
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
TO THE COTTAGE! TO THE COTTAGE!
$4,000 DoLGAES
AND
20 pz.I1ES OF 1000 DSEEARS.
Adycntlirers Hear me Tor MY cause, and
for yOur own cause:


tor yor own cause:
grand eleciion WILDE held at Madam For
tunes Court on the Is h of the present month for
the handsome Capital OF 2J000-iherc will be
numerous Candidates in the .feid and consequently
warm contest may be expected ;-ro difference
Ofopinon however will diStnybthc rankx,-all hav-
ing for their aim the same PRINCIPAL Then
bold alven'urers, To the Cottage w hat. will We
stand back and sec your pockets +" groan and sweat
under weary life" ofemptiness humhlY hope the
psry sum of Sl0-@hich constitutes FREE
HOLD SUFFRAGE. will not drive yru from the
PULLS. Perhaps some nnmler more lucky than
The res, may reach the path tina, leads 10 Fortune
DISMALSW lAMPTIOTTEEsE
Glass No. s. for 1885.
iVbe drawnat Alexandra, on Saturday, the 18th
day of April, 1885.
'sb numbers 10 drawn ballots
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DURSUANf 10 a deed of trust, executed 10
stephen y. Chenault, bearing date tho 10Th
April, 1899, and duly recorded in the County Court
of Amherst, shall proceed to sell for cash. 10 the
highest bidder, the god inst at the residence
OF the said Chenaut in said county, tho uae. Of
Land on winch the said Chcnau, rcsiocs conf aiming
my lone acres, also one bay Mare, some Cattle,
Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and oil
the property contained in said deed
Acting as trustee, shall convey such title onlv
bps ~ vested in me. BENZ. WATTS
April - q
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WANTED.

GA mnn MAN Of steady habits, as Sales
Mce in bns; W Dry G rods Store. Some expert
g9g such .;,. WIN be desirable Any one wish
''Fher nforma.':.oN' may apply 10 the Editors for
April 90 "'d''on.
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sJ- numerous meetine wa hid IN t,0,,.,.t
on 'he nf on fhe subject Of African roiaas.,
, 10 u. Heath, Esq IN the cbeir mad
Fleming James Esq. Secretary. Address. ,.,,a
delivered by tho Rev. MI Lee, Rev. VIM. NJ A,
hnson, Rev Il. II. GmleY pfv. ! T. uinlon
eeR' w 5. Plummcr and COL Addison lIsll s,d
was resolved TIN, oifmf should ho mad ~
: aec %ioooo ~ this sfa'e tho present year. and
'ea' a new settlement be commenced in Alfie,
'o'o named l'rgtn'a, in honor Of The Old Domi.
Mon. '''
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on the 18th inst. by the Rev Viii.
linn | IIocombc JAMES A. TURNER, Esq
Of Lexington, Vn. TO Miss MARY JANE,
daughter of John R. d. Payne, - Of Lynch.
burg. #
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GROCERIES, At AUCTION
Will sell on Thursday next, q, II O'Clock. in
- flen' Of my Auction Room.
10 bids. Sugar
Coffee
Letter AMI Cap paror
flngb MOUNDS
WINS and Teas
SrEars &c &c.
Terms o. sale.
Arf % ~ i,'e'
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'bb numbers : 10 drawn ballots !!
SPLENDID SCENE

besides Sos 60s-50s -iOs-20s &c
n'ckets SlO-Halves-$ 5-Qr's So so.
For sale at DIGGES, OFFICE
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AT The London Morning Chronicle, Of Feb G
,Nl,esses The opinion that the spaniaris recently
a leu Tor piracy IN Bosior, and condemned to be
Jung nave been convicted On defective evidence. fl
'oPaoly fortunate, therefore, tina, the President
delayed THEN execution.
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territory seeking to become State, viii sanction
I'm he attempt 10 eoercc State already IN The Union
ne principle is tic same in both ca.es and We
u9y any ingenuity, eten though II hc n Mr.,
'a. - 10 show eny real and suLslan,ial DISTINCTION
between the Two cas,s. ''N's'
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:" aas ooen elected by certain cotton ieiorea
IN esr', To''s''hai men have ve,ed on thor s,oek
,na , 81 companies Very wel--ir tlS. ~ -
Jaw allows II, why shonll !, be son,,ts,na,i
s,,a &c nave elected hln,. any n,or ,Iaa r H.
less go 'a1 hecn elected by the owner. Of o,,b.
Tho r,,-',,.. ''uses and @hot,lebcrtp folds 4 Wal
o. say thai slockholtlef, IN cotton ., ali.
Tho whose stock represents in l,,,
ne value OF $e5, are MT en,i,lsJ >,
""e' principle vii he exclude H., NJ. i''
vote .,oy DE Urged against their risht 10
ar - are awarH, drawn from the ib,,sreaso,,l,,
.,a eie bodies but We doubt wbcfh,r NJ.
- Inclusive A. all cyenis If he co,,oss,a,a.',
4b, lions aoHtfed on the occasion !, vas ,,,h,
~ '"ey shouli admit the voters lie, h,.a,,sa
,,Iy were entitled to tie benefit Of ,bo III,
tn,, eot''se so lmponarin ptnclplc for the Gre,
81 ae'ioosty brought into discussion shontd H.
la'''' ~ Legislative action upon y. for IN. ,n;
o"hee OF those who ore hereafter n 10 Sp',
boa. nc 9n'er forgot TO tell us. however, nor
CO, o,' not heer--oithe % o, 3o sD,,, 3,,,,
k ,,,.s,' Vo'es, sent over 10y Col. Josenh WI.
iaa ''' 10 helP his friend Elan, The ,,n,b Ia 90.
,e''"' 'ron very intelligent gentleman, Col I,bn
SUI, ph Pofsation of the polls, will have nm ~
creased mpior,y. WV "''' an III
M. bo IETOURT-2 delegates
'emng Is. Miller AMI C,eoree w wit.
e"om, are reelected to tho House Of Il. lea
''oh hoetourt, without opposition. m. fo,lo,si,'
s'',''oen OF the polls in that Coug,eg,ionni
D'%ttft, as far as heard from