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emory an burch and Johnson 1t beng known
tht Tennessee had sent no delegate to that Con-
vcntion, the enquiry naturally arose. who L,d AZ
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= '''' a"'' "e' "os'' Il 'i'e - iehllcs-
see votes were deducted from Col. Johnson'S poll,
it will be seen that he did not receive the vote of
t,v, ,lirl. or t,n Ca,,,,,;,, I'D ,..,-...,5...,
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'' - ','' was '''' '""'Y oo''ih'o' IL
aP9'''t"' foia me Journals oil the Conventlon that
the only Tennessee delegate present was EdmnRd
RAcIff-and il has been asked who i hi. IA
mun,l Rrcl,,p Whore ,l;l h., ,c,,,,. ,,...,2 ~,
w., " no
s'''' III" - "''''i'"ie nat f'ght mad he to take
'P'o 'il''9ei' inc responsibility oil casting the ID
'''"' '''es VI i'''',''Sec il'cse questions
''' '"s"'t ny i'"o"e@ gentleman himself, IN
'' 'o'l'"' ny 'd'"' "hich we ma III the last Nash
Nn'e mon
. '"1 Hn"P 81 me tR'oa:
int, ,a - n, ''ai''' 'n''o''''co
To nrc,rnt all ,nsn,dor.t,nd;no n,ala d. ca
lowing statement was not delegated TO act in
that Convention. happened to be in Baltimore at
the time ol ITS s'tling and alter the delegates from
lid" ','' 'Ienei''aS examined
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10 show forth that devotion 10 the Union. which y
vet, thank God the mastcr-p passion Of the Ame-
lioan bosom.
Thoroughly convinced that the overthrow Of our
present Constitution, and the consequent de-tur-
ton OF the coniederaes which it binds together,
would be the greatest sacrifice Of human happines,
and hopes that has ever been made al the shrine OF
personal ambition, do MOI hesitate 10 promise You
thai every effort in m, power, whether in public or
private life, shall lie made iof dler preservation.
The Father OF his Country. iorosecing tins daneer
warned u 10 cherish the MON as thr palladium o
safety; and the ere1f cxcmplat OF our political
faith Thomas Jefferson, has taHeh rs. thai 10 pre-
serve that common sympathy between the Siaies,
ont of which the Union .paHa, and which consii-
ucs H. surest foundation, Ne should exercise the
power, which If rehl belong 10 the General 6o-
yernncuf, IN spift Of moderation aHi brelb'a>
laec, and rcliseasR abstain from the assumption
of such a hasc not been delegated bt tn tan.il-
tuition.
Accept, Gentlemen. mf thank, lar the Kind MIN
ner ia winch ,oa layc performed ttr dntFas signe
tosou, and believe me- IN be, YES sincerely, Aoai
friend and obcdent servant,
M.NNN BtRGN.
T. t~pnEw SrntNsoN, -, Presiieat, ".
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Tn I<bu>~.-ll is GENERALLY known, that for
a nnmbcr 81 scals warfare has been carried on
bctNcen the Sacs and fnxes, and Winnebaeoes
and Neapuiuer Indians, on frontiers. Muir
dcrs a9i IA zaer< have been the consequence Of
Ills misunderstanding, and although measures have
brcn frequently adopted by Government 10 cndca-
,or to pat an end 10 hcir wall, By calling together
tbr different tribe, aud urging them 10 sign articles
Of praee, set The lrcatie, made in hi, way have
iWaS, been Of short duration.
Early in Mag, depuialion went from the sac
nation, 10 meet the Wmnebaeoes and Meuominec,
At Prairie du Chen, to make offers Of peace, hut
farther time was asked by the latter 10 collect then
braves, Sc. They al lcneth assembled at Prairie
dn Chien, when il was determined by them thal
they would accept the offer made by the Sac and
foNcs. About the 7th alt. the Sacs and Foxes
again sent lafgc dcpaaton 10 meet d"putation
from the other tribes, who mel at Prairie du fhieu,
and We are pleased 10 learn, came 10 an AMIGA
blc adjustment OF all thcir difficulties.
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Bank Vania.-The Charleston Courier IN.
forms us that at the final closing of the book, in
that place, for subscriptions to stock of the now
Bank, 1t was found that SSl, lSo, 500 were sub.
scrlbcd-The subscriptions, in other places, woad
ii was supposed, swell this sum to nincty Milio0s
Of doHdrs TIL" capital of the Bank, however *
to be only two millions, with the privilege of IN.
crcasng tito -four millions, so that the sum subscribed
lsmore thantwenty timcstho argcsamount rcqon
ed-Wc should argue, from this fact, that there * !,
vast quantity ofnncmployod capital i'll South Carroll.
na,the tariff to the contrary notvithSading-orc,o
that the Bank fever RACES with most dangerous ,n-
lcncc.-Thc stock already commands SO prqmi
um
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tLINANnnIa, jun \.
w understand that thr President oil the I nited
States, the Nlrc President, and pifty Of other
ecnlcmcn, made trip up the Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal last Bceh, and were highly pleased
aud delighted with the excursion. The President
oppressed much qualification ~ the beauty, magil
mde and excellence Of the whole work, far
hr saw it. GdecHc.
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PACKET SHIP WESTMINSTER

tor Europe, puts the seal upon one of the million
ialschoods which fill the Glo5c:
PACKET SHIP " EsrMrNsrrR.
on Sandy Hook, Isl June. 1888.
Iofhc EdHor Of the Mar lork Star
SiR,-Aly attention has been called to am article
IN alate Globe respecting Mr.. speaker Bell. which
until tins morning, have not had leisure TO read
ne obvious import OF passage in ii is TO claroe
concert between that gentleman and myself in the
election which elevated him to the chair of the
House of Representatives. Jockovino' i. tho
word used. II it was intended to convey to the
public, so far as the influence of thai oazrt,c oy.
tends, the impression that there were any scrro, or
unfair practices beweenany body and myself tbe
charge Is utterly unomded. In truth Mr. Ron and
had no understanding of any kind, and never d.
rectly or indirectly concerted any thing touching
the election. '9
Were not about quitting my own country and
gong Tor While where the Globe, as the official
paper ofthe President and his Cabinet has ncr-
maps more authority than among those ofm tcIow
citizens whose good opinion is desirable 10 mo the
mp0tation in question would scarce be worth rc
peIlmg. This consideration. and the fac, that an.
other IS interested and entitled to nv testimony
mas prevailed over my reluctance to write any thing
,or '''e hcWSpapers-a reluctance sufficiently well
Nno"h TO nave simulated, IN some degree the
successful attacks heretofore made on us
A very curious rule is gaining ground on hi,
SUBJECT. Some paper justified itself not long ago
Tor publishing disrcputablc charge of literary lar
ceny, by saying the editor at the time believed il
TO be ialsc, but subscriber sent il. who WINS any
lo'S tor It's publication, and it was published TO ar.
ford the party implicated an opportunity of contra
dieting IT, an opportunity of which he did not
choose to avail himself. To avoid the recurrence
OF similar case of casustry, this notice Of the par
agraph IN the Globe may be excused: and as il is
va'n' fear, to expect that print to right the wrong
IN question, respectfully request the admnstra-
ton journals generally whose editor, rcsnoc, tr,,b
to give their readers an opportunity of seeing my
denial ~
ihere are men OF all parties who honor me with
ilcir esteem, and are entitled TO mine. They. at
least VIII not think the worse of the indcpcnde6t
press winch dares do Justice to the character Of
former political opponent, now an unaspirinn and
unob1usivc private citizen.
am ST. very respectfully
Your obd humble s(r,'t
RICHARD HENRY WILDE, Of t;coroi.
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POLITICAL.
Frew TIE Richmond Enguirgr, Jane 9.
CORRESPONDENTS.
MAY D, 1885


MAY ., 1895.
SIE \ Convention of Republican Delegates
fsom various parts of the Union, for the purpose
Il selecting suitable candidates for the offices of
President and Vice President, assembled ia Balti
more the 2oth instant, and unanimous, agrecd
10 present 10 their country, Your for that of
Presidcn, of the United States. We hive been
requested communicate 10 You this nomination,
and ask Your acceptance OF the same. We take
pleasure in performing this duty, and respectfully
solici, an answer at such time NAV suit your
convenience to give one
With sentiments OF high esteem and respect, Ne
have the honor 10 b. your obedient servants,
4. STEVENSON, President
A.. EENNER.
EDN ARD CONDIT.
UPTON :. HEATH,
Il. STR ANGE.
J. Il. NEVILLE,
FRANKLIN CANNON,
Iiee Prcsi3rBts 81 tbf National Conr,Htion
To M,EriN NAN BtRrv, Esq., OF New York.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
TIE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.

Extract of letter 10 gentleman in Norfolk,
dated "OLD Pof>f toNfoRr, Jane 3.
Great preparations arc golng an here, rs tie
President and sufr consisting of from Is Ia ~
persons are 10 be a the RIP Raps about The 18th
INST"
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Correspondence NJ the Boston .itias.

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perceive ',''' N'9 nae reprinted a' le'er oi
~ OIL 'neY ., baltimore respecting ~, ~, 'i.' 10
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. -. nai''inofe ior 'hp plnpese. Aud -,
oil tins seli-appointed gentleman derii.. = "a.
nation for Vice Presidency, and mi.I, w q
equally decisive in the nomination - , -
mad not that matter been cut and dris5 .,.1
Convention met lfthis is not hy,olo5 ~
grand scale, We should like to know Wiz. =
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! CATE initr Noi'oR.-It i, proposed in the
Ne" Haven Iietald, thnta, the hjrborg. from ;t,.
louehnes, and hardness deemed characteristic of
Gen. Jackson, Was henoted by the faithful Is his
emblcm TINT Of Martin an Earca should be
Mcshnprry chR.
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TIE GLOBES SLANDFRS

The following letter from Mr. Wilde, of Geor.
ga written, as will be seen, after his cmharkation
Tor Europe, puts the alupon one of the million
talsehoods which fill the Gio5c:
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liee PrcStirats Of tbe National Copr,ntjoa.
To M,EriN NAN BtRrN, Es4., Of New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

10 show forth that desoion 10 the Union. which y
vet, thank God the mastcr-passion of the Ame-
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DIR. RELIES
~ROTANICAL DROPS

80 an. Of the most e1icacous compounds in the
M,,cria Medca,lo the cure OF that class OF invct-
lat. diseases produced by an impure state OF the
.a"a and yitiated habits of the body, aud usually
uI,h,,;ng themselves in the forms OF Seroiua, Salt
ph.Om Ieposy, st. Anthony's Fire, Fever, Sores
i ~, when the bones aiccted,) White Swengs.
" ,n,;ed with DIR. Jebbs Linnent, foul and obsti-
",,a Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes Scadhead in chil
l.sn Scuryy and Scorbutc Gout, Pimpled Car
s,ncl.d Faces. fostering Erlptions, aud Nencrcal
,,,nt, throughout the body, III which last the
nrons often cure when Mercury fails. They are al
60 ,he hest Sping and Antumnal Phssc TO purify
and cleanse the system from hunors which frequent
l., annear at these seasons OF the year They also
aid ,he process of digestion. and by purifying the
hood preyent the secretion OF malignant humors on
the lungs The proprietor confidently relies upon
,be vast number of surprising cures effected by these
Drops. not only in Boston and It's vicinity. but thro
mt the Union for the best proof OF then excellence
AZ an unfailing alternative Medicine, III all the
above sp' Gifted.
This article has recently been pronounced by Il
nbycician of the first respec liability who had witness
Cd IFS surprising efficacy entitled, III his opinion.
IN rake the lead of all the popular articles known
for the above complaints, and indeed ii is fast gaining
this point in public estimation, throughout the Jun
Try. Price : bottle, or sly bottles for -.
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New SuDpiy Oh ssr. a. ~ tiRtc's
Vegetable Yootn Acne Drops.

TINHE only specific ever offered to the public from
i which perm lnent and radical cure may be obtain
ed Of that sagreeabe pam, the Tooth ache, WIN
all its attendant evils such iractuling the Jaw i'll
extracting the Teeth, which often proves more pain
nI than the Tooth ache i,sei and cold passing from
the decayed Teeth to the Jaw, thence to the head,
producing rheumatic affection, with many other un-
pleasant effects, such dlsagrecab,e breath. aud
taste in the mouth &c, all of which are Produced
from foul or decaycd Teeth.
am happy 10 have it IN my power 10 offer to the
world remedy that will not only remove the pam
nine times out of ten, il properly applied, but pre-
serve the Teeth from further decay, and arrest the
disease in such as are dccaying and have not com
menced aching, restoring them TO health and useful
Certi6cases of Dentists and Physcians-also, d
rectons for using, accompany each hottie
For sale by X. SIABLEK,
Druggist, LynchJ"rg.
BELL & RICHARDS, Liberty,
JouN r. NEE, S0lem.
J. S. CROCKETT, ChrstidnSburg
June 25 of l2m
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Spichdid Sale OF Household Fur.
NifHve.

\ GENTLEMAN who wishes 10 board for the
= n next year Will dispose OF al his Furniture, To
any person who wishes To keep house. after the Isl
OF January next. The Furniture embraces every
ting III the way of house keeping from the Draw
ing Room 10 the kitchen-consstinp IN chief of
| splendid SideboaId;
pair OF beautiful Dining Tables;
dozen very fine Chars;
| beautiful Sofa:
best English Clock;
fine Bureau and Easy Char;
3 large English Mirrors:
! tne brussels Carpet aud Rug;
! Summer do
fine Brass Fender, Audirons, Tongs, Sho-
vel SC
| par Of Astral Lamps;
3 large fine Feather Beds, Sc:
splendid Mahogany Tecstet Bedstead, with
,aens, &c.
do superior Maple;
fine Maple, dow;
! splendid set Stone China;
A variety ofCut Glass, &c.
BESIDES great variety Of minor articles too tedious
10 enulnetate IN thus advertisement
Those who wish to house keep it for the next
year, and not furnished. will find them inter
est to buy AT ONCE every thing that is necessary
and ornamental, positive assurance being given
hereby. that no similar article can be bought for the
same prlce IN this market. An inspection OF the
ticles IS solicited. and comparison invited both
regards quality and mlee. with any Furniture manu-
featured here. IN Richmond.
Application will be made to John r. u. PAYNE.
who will furnish any further larcalns.
One half of the money will br required in cash
the other hall IN nine months.
e. II the above Furniture is not sold entire, il
will be disposed of geparGtiy, at auetion-duc TO
tee of which viii lie gwen.
Dec. 10 Is
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ny FLETCNER ~ TDLER.
TERMS.
o-"The LyMrhbHsg tirris:i0n'
TERMS.

t;n,,a tuiee ioeek, at : per oan"s,, payable in
n, PAPER rH be discontinued, tut at lLe
s s.el"Gon efht EDITORS until o are paia
ADVERTISEMENTS ,riH be inserted 81
,o ,,,, ptr square Tor tessj tie trst tir, and q
~ '" far each continuance Ihos, from distance
s" , uaid for previously TO their insertion unless the
,'n,,f BE- assumed by some responsible person in
LyneAtarg. =, r,;,.,. ,.u., !. nosu 49,,
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GIRLS WAN re D.

INTENDING to commence Viewing very soon
! the l. ,nchburg Manufacturing Company wish to
employ T. 10 10 girls, from l. to Is years ct aye.
70 such as wish from the country, board VIII
BE furnished, near the Factory, in arcspect"be Ia
mllv All applicants must furnish satisfactory test
mon!as of good character, &c.
10. NORNELL, Agent.
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A Teacher Wanted.

~ NE who can come atstlctoriy recommended
~ as to character and qualifications to teach thu
Latin and Greek, Reading, Writln., Geography
Elements Of History, English Grammar Exercise
in Composition aud Arithmetic, may ohtana coot
aud profitable School by early application TO the sub
scrlbcr, near Amherst Court House.
J. PETTYJO!IN.
Sep % Is
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81 NEGROES, SIOUX, &C.
FOR SALE.

on the LIST day of January next at the late resi-
" dence of Archibald Robertson, decd, in the
county Of Amherst (abo.t eigh; miles from the
town Of Lynchburg,) there will be a public sale OF
The enire pesonal estate of said decedent Amongst
Inc property to be sold, there will be found
"a Negroes | Riding Carriage
IL Horses Horse Cart
i or ID Cows, 200 bbls of Corn,
Dor Yoke OF Oxen, Fodder, Shucks, &c,
~ Sheep. Household and Hitch
81 or CD Hogs, enFuniture and Plan
oor4 Wago S, tation Utensils.
Most OF the Household and Kitchen Furniture Is
ee'y slpenor-and perhaps greater variety OF Plan
'''oh ltensll, cauLot be ioud VI on any Farm Ill
the country
w Inc Negroes are rery likely, consisting OF Men,
s nopeh' Boys and Girls and among them, several
"'', rate Cooks and House servants.
g. among the Horses to be sold, is fine biooicd
1 W. aud deemed To be very valuable.
1~mS-t or all sums OF SlO and under cash vii
we're lured- hat amount sin months credit, the
p.n'sefs giving bonds with approved personal Sc
h. N.Y. except Tor the Slaves, aud The purchase 81
h WIN oe elnirej To give negotiable notes, upon
same nme) satisfactorily endorsed.
.ba desirable that ali those indebted TO the estate
d., ;a0 come forward and make payments The con
;nn mn ~ " u'lngs will not admit OF delay Those "
,ben against the estate, are requested TO rcpof
,m;no ~ 'he administrator, in order that lac may eN
.hlo my tue true situation OF things, and II pos
' ''"Ne arrangement. for their payment.
II MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Adm'f. Of ircai54.4 = leriso", dec d.
,bonJ, he above sale will commence carly, ant
uni; ,h " not be completed, will be continued owe
'u NJ me next day. NJ. II. G,
Dec' ~ III
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VIRGINIA LEs.ISIATlKE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
IneNYav. Dec. \.


/ Mcssrs. lloleman, Daniel, Wchered, A,cnt, Car
] roll, Servant, Bowen, llooc, Harley. Craig, Mai
lory, Hargra,c, and Hale off
Courts Of JHdice.-Mcssrs. Stanard, Booker
Dorman, Stands, Wilson OF b. Berry, Summers
voolfolk, Gllmer, Harrison, Leland, Hopkins
and Austin.
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Southall, Cunningham, Randolph, Gregory, Hun
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burn, Garland of H., johnson and lnelis.
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STRANGE, Marlcncy, Rinkcr fontainc Scott, Nor
gan, Nixon, \calc, Masters Richardson, Samuel
and BucIrlne.
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Christian should be speedily informed shethe. lie
VAS Judge ~ law2er--he could not vote fer
laying the resolution the table.
lho motion 10 lay tie resolution on the table
was then taken, and decided in the negative, and
tie resolution was adopted.