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no TIE EDITOR OF the ENQUIRER.
TILE NEXT GONEROR OF NIRGlNlA.

Gcnnai DAVID C,mrBELL, IF Washington County.
VIII you allow OF your subscribers and political
The notice Of Tie people of Virginia, the above named
gentleman as suitable person to fill the office of Chief
Magistrate Of the Salc' This request he makes with
the most entire respect for the distinguished names
which have already been brought 10 public view in the
ENQUIRER and tin no intention, certainly, OF drlr1ctng
from their merits General Campbell is we'll known to
many Of the first Of lie State having served with
some Of them in The Senate Of Virginia: and the wIi'et
of this ventures State that there is not one OF lie
who will not DO him The justice 10 say, that he IS nlghy
qualified for this situation, from his excellent business
habits, and his thorough knowledge OF the lars and m
situations of the State lie is gentleman OF liberal edu-
cation of high order Of intelligence, particularly upon
nil those subjects in which the Stale is interested and
has perred bis country faithfully in The army Of the Unit
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COMMUNICATED.

CU.U.HCstlCiIEDs 81
At meeting Of the citizens OF Amelia county, at tho
Courthouse thereof, Monday. the 7th of November,
1856, Col Thomas w. Webster called TO the Chair,
and Fabus Lawson appointed Secretary The follow
ing resolutions offered by John 7. Leigh, and ana
nnousy adopted, zig
ErsoIrcd, That the people Of This comfy feel deep
interest in the contemplated raj! reads i7on. Richmond
I" saT'aVc ard e:om Petersburg TO farmvae: and that
re will use cur est excnns 10 have OF The other
ot sai! roads r.:. through this county.
F''''rrH i:a1 committee lie appointed TO procure
sHi-c!p!Ions ~ shr u-p"ss IS having survey made
at "ch road IA ;n@y H. rratter be cGs-ss must 10 the
, int'Ins; OF his cnuI:T.
"ir.eupol. committee 0: the following gentlemen
appointed. viz: Joh / Leigh. Th0iias E. Jcter,
Aru:,>;rah r. I"wnas, William l.. BookrI Francis A.
Wilson, IT. J"In Pey,on Boiling, John II Steger, Jno.
r. Je:er Edward Green, Thomas Goode; and motion,
the Chairman was added.
Ga ::iol!on Of Thomas L. Jser, Esq,
Rcs"lecd, Eet lie proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary. and forwarded
TO the Editors o the Richmond and Petersburg papers,
with request that they publish The same.
RcSOird, That this meeting Ourn until the ic!rtls
Thursday in this month, then 10 meet at :is pace.
Ieste THOS. W. WEBSTER, Chairman.
FAHir3 LAwsDS, Sccrct0rH.
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FOR TIE Eve UIRER
TIE .NEXT GOVER.NOR.

l5w!th very sincere pleasure that sec in your last
Paper. just tribute of respect to Judge Peter v Daniel
There Is no man in this Commonwealth, TO whom Tie
otlrr OF The Executive Chair is properly due
he iEfcxil'c integrity and ability with which he DIS
chrrged tho duties of the Executive conicd to him for
so nHny years: pledges that Gle public interests
would he safely entrusted 20 him in This Eut when
We look TO the great and important services which frIrr
v Daniel has rendered 10 The Republican cause during
TIE angry conflicts of party. there is living,
TO whom dc Virginia schpol Of politicians (accordIng
10 the principles oil 95} is under greater ohligali9ns.
WIKI frmn"ss unlinc:ng, with constancy un!iring,
with sagacty undccicvrd, h. has been always at his
post, o snuff the approach OF tyranny in every taIurd
breeze and 10 :nmlsi the Gr"!ccS "a! Federalism, under
all lis phases To this man. tie old FcIaaI,sis aud
dcrn Higs, bear the most deadly hate. And why: He
has been always the alert TO expose and oppose them
la The short Triumph Of The Wigs and the Bank men.
he among I'll" first TO suffer osiracism.-And to the
writer of this article, the removal Of Peter Y. Daniel
gave greet pleasure indeed IL enabled tho genuine dis
cplrs Of tic Virginia schou penetrate the VEIL under
which, for short tne the dSattctcd Fedcfa'lsls and
Bank men had coHCcalc tbemscrcs.-Ihis and some
Oiter stmGr acts were wanting 10 shcw them i'll their
true co"rs cannot but hope, that tie next General
Assembly wW nEiF 10 ~. Daniel the Office Of Govern.
or p:ecnlacntIy due IN The great vices which this
gentleman has rendered the State.
y fo!cE FROM NoRrii EAST.
Oct. ~ 1S36
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LATE 80, INTERESTING rEoM SPAIS.-T4s Boston
Advertiser ef Friday, has The following:
Can't Bfov,n, Of The bark Gungcs, from Malaga, Qs.
tober I0.s informs Mess;s Tnp.itIs: tI!Sx' thousand
men of .sa [ar!:s army within OH" day i;'ar;h
of Mansl wien he sailed, ard great coms:r:ha'!pn per-
vadrd ali sanls IN lsst city The ship?tng III, s'aF'o'
trclion AS the progress Of the Carlsls nt been mark
ed by crs7y EXCESS and :cy wteaked their 7rngancs
more pa,r:cuar! pon those places which had proclaim
ed the cussuun q in as<'f: oE 1t. TIE in'aO'ans
of Malaga had every reason to fear the "nFsS '"'Se
paratiun aas-rpaking TO defend tie place About aoi'o
militia were enrolled but had 10 leaders IN "hom s':sy
had confdeace eqncny, g:e1, alarm existed, ana
business xas at stand. .
The L. $. ship Potomac wasn po7'i also q -S''l's'
and F!eaoh icicaie.
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NIlA1 N:N1 /:

The Wing presses have been much accustomed to
abusing licir opponents, that they all at once
abandon the liahil-and by way OF kccping Mcir hnadS
IN, they have set in To abusing their friends They
complain Of the apathy Of ir Wings al the recent cleo
tion-nsnrac that they want public slirit-und even
hint intention at presenting them to the Grand Jury,
for exercising their right of suffrage THE Ralei Oh
Register aiirns thai lc Van Buren, Ticket his sue.
creded in this county, (Sake) By the apathy oil the
Wings, who absent themselves from Eirc-
Baltimore Patriot rc.cchocs the complaints Il lis bei!-
rem hrrr-and declares, tina! 80 the Northern candidate
for Inc Presidency carries Virginia a"ec!hcr Mrcuch
tic 0yathy and negligence IF he Wigs. in the neigh
boring counties, where know thrir strength, and
whence returns have reached MS, il evident that The
Wigs did poll much half their actual number.
Very we'll il they choose 10 allow Virginia declare
herself for Van Buren, in default ri! their adverse votes.
we have nothing TO say against 1t. C can tell Tic
Patriot for It's comot that Mir V B. is not indebted for
tho vote Of Virginia. To tho negligence of the N!igs.
Tho fact is, nry had ic strength 10 carry thcir
"udyrsc votes could have resisted Tie rush Of the
torrcnt-and though both parties have lost vn;rs by the
want o. cxcttjon Us Of orr letters in sub
srqcn columns show has been The with cur friends }
y" III" Wigs have not lost votes sufficient TO carry the
Statcur they never had them. But if they have lest
votes who is 70 blame for it VIII the unfortunate slang
wangcrs blame the would be leaders, who raised such Il
ticket tla many of the Wings could go for il;
they in i:sliCc blame l3sr wIn refused their support 10
such nuln!srols ticket. The late Election has done
service 10 the State, if it has done 40 other it has
killed the double face, dead King Harry the oh.-
Vrunia has Sc; her unclaccublc mark npon measure
which utterly opposed to her prcccdcnts. well
her frank, open disposition. No such device will
ever AGAIN be attempted, to 'catch the conscience
of the voters. But, in all future time, shall haze
but candidate openly and fairly presented TO the
people, ny party for The gh cst office III The Union
and perhaps in the world.
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cd States during the last war, we'll in her public
councils since
lie served two campaigns The Niagara frontier, dur
ing the last war; the FIRST Major in the 18th Regiment
commanded by Colonel, afterwards Gen. Parker; the
second, as Lieut. Colonel Of The goth Regiment, when
lie was attached 10 the elite corps of Gen. WiIknsons
army, which corps was led, l.'hink, by Gen Winfield
Scott When Gen. Campbell appointed Major
General IN the Militia Of Western Virginia. rec"rct
very complimentary letter read Ia the llunse q"
Deirsatrs, from Gen Scott 10 the hduant Gtmrral at
virginia, IN relation to Gen. Camrbc!is character Us al
officer aud standing in the army.
lie served many gears in The SENATE nf Virginia. with
some oi the most distinguished q" the State aud
nave always understand liz regarded as one of the
most Intelligent and efficient members Of that body
W ith such claims and qualifications have !Iousht it
would not be regarded otlrusivc 10 present the
"i Gen. CnmPheII to tho Legislature OF Virginia, one
ai:nn those IRON mn suitable selection be made
Of their Chief Magistrate.
CaIni'bcii County Nov, 1896.
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agHGsastEs7S
EgcIsSssGc aisG lottery once:
RICHMOND, F5HC!:i4A.

I;e-c.r. aie constant Pri=c.s.icr, .el'7uyJahead!
Drawn plumbers of the MARY iand Stale Lottery, No ;5
in which Lottery, al! tickets VILE HnEe OF th' CAV"
numbers ua them, ar. entitled 70 nett -
81 u % d is ii % y II 81
Tickc. Hoa. II 10 Sc Capital Prize Of Ore Thou.
sand pclixss, sod and paid, usual at sight, at For
tunes Lnaagc.
Drawn nuu,Iers Of The Virginia Monongaia Lottery,
No O. drawn November li;h, lG26.
"A . IL II - II 81 43 5 IL - 40
Half ticket ii Il -. small Capital of One Ihou-
ylGGER.
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UEN'rHS


on 'dHe> lay evening i, lock after long and severe
nc'' "ch she boc with christian tot:tu!c, Ms. ASGELcA
joss be ~! yeg her age Mr. Sampson Jones. Tho
men al" c1'"'Hancc; NJ the fam mother Mrs
Lug: % are tH"sird 10 e:l cs ,rcsei s eleven
u'cInri, without further iayi,ution -
Dci, on Wednesday, morning, the G instant, o'clock, his
rcdsnar, N rnco county Mr. Isaac WH,ox ST. TIE 18th
nro A- s"e ai"s painful and lingering Illness OF about ten
weeks which he n,e With the greatest pacre esi.na,ior
HIS loss 10 his relations :rrs?are5. lie respected
lo""ty III r.o kacw hm-aN! HI
he sustained t'sk IL whsle m H.: most cepionab. aud
suU;.s.s "iIaractrr-
Died, 81 Halifax county, Vii ;a, NOUN Of Ba Greek
on rhS:" the 9Th instant, Ills. Many iLizA#Eru CoLEM.S,
wife II" d. ta!ca the el year VI her g. In her, the loss
To hct friends ui! great 0ud and rendered
painful still k0m sr sIcnnt Of - Sh.
amub, sud aiiec;onatc wir ln a1L ualc,.u. cn
uhicrTn muc! attachment all who souc.-
May Icy reward he Tie wc4 she deserved
wIic hC-c earth
The rs pics tic drsh, hi. ety. Of Ah 4ham
Inu ur=:. 80. -! ;rlrma cona;y cher
Vie President: The deceased ha! held III" office oil Surrogate,
believe" lex neat! twenty lie all cma
bic crnrGr"n. ana uno,sifnvr his and deserved
bv all WIG sa2w fmfr kDLc rnos Sentinel
OF the. Lite Mr. Van Eu.gu ceaycyri on,
dIrn IL, Tcr .v inrIGm TUE: lay, accomp1n" by his
irIt'nT '. President, an. o;r and nrGr II the
! ritih"iIs o. iiri's'a..t. }. Cam. .1h'.
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fook IN TIC 2lM .fvrcnsbcrt
Lottery, aLisss K,
TO draw November 24ih, -"

To draw November 24ih 20" .
few packages Of oIes, halves and quarters, s;ngc
while and ssrss o; ckcts still be had at Fortu!.s
Lounge -,
~ o.n .t1', "dI[cs.c,l 70 lilo & BIGGER,
@"-''"' WIZ R;c.haezd, Ia.
1.-Two Grand Capitals Of $50, soo,'l of $4,000, of
2oU1O If 10000 besides many other 6 saI'es pr'aes
oee" s''o A'l1 BIGGER.
Nov l3 "-1e
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Az ErlrnK MD He CoEKEsroNpENrs!

4 fisrrcd Knight and his rcalgrcsomc Sq~irtH
We have scarcely prudent Editor more
completely put at by rash Correspondent. than the
Editor o.. The Raleigh Register has been posed by his
Washington friend. In his last No, be sets out with this
wise resolutions:
'.nE iLrrrInxs-Wc received from
auy Sntr, .cuk positively tie rsuI 1" liz the
Pr sidrn; publish pirt &c
counts tn oay pcfpcX and mscad. uur Washing
ton Correspondent will probably give definite n:ufinJHi
if 80, !, viii b. i"ua uaL e Oh; Eos: crItt hcai.'
Some d, finite niurmalion, indeed! Never were
accounts 'pariiei." and molc erroneous. Never
Poslscr pit 81 well calculated Ito mlsrad and per-
pick its readers For instance, his correspondent writes
HIM that line great Jackson Stale OF Pennsylvania has
certainty gene for Gen larson! and hc adds by 1900
majority, less lie hnppcmS TO be right about
about y. York. Connecticut ami Virginia He assures
the Register. that prsons we'll informed on the subject,
speak with confidence Of majority "t votes being gwen
in that State On Y for liarrsun. How could any man
speak with such c0riidnrc, when now know that \.
has gone by 10000 ma ority, more, for Van Buren,:
Conncccut too. contrary Ia all expectations, II Is at.
rmcd by those best acquainted with tic State has elect
ed Harrison Electors. The accounts from that State,
however, yet imperfect. -CuEnrctlcut, too, has
gone The other wayAnd as 10 Virginia. "hc lew re.
received from Virginia. also favorable 10 the
Wing ticket" Hnw, We shall carry the Van Buren,
ticket by about 1000 majority.
But ii is the last paragraph Of the Washington letter:
which caps the climax:
alt is now clearly asccr,ainci that Van Barren has no
chance Of being elected 20 The Presidency by the votes
d. the People. Indeed il is certain that he will re-.
ccive 80 votes in Tie Electoral College. Whether liar.
r:son viii obtain nanriiy Of tlc Electoral votes is yet
uncc,Ia few days will determine the question:
''Nol ceyiain that lc will receive 80 in the Flee
lcsal gc:'-Wiy. he has already received l2l-
and is pretty sure. think, Of the plate.
y. i. Que cauticn TO the RegIsler-jcwarr Of POST
scripts and Washington Returns!
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GEORGIA.

u,s,, Chronicle says:-"Thc vote generalyis
TIE aug ~, far. which would seem 10 indicate that
very sa but tir interest taken in the election
s Of c,sssc eH"4y FOR ns!'noG ony
80; ts D.; And in Burke, it is said, (for the re-
~ S'''" CO., been sent and it is reported that they
,n;a ha's ~ consequence Of The magistrates not meeting
&c ,h,m according 10 lawl that only between
,,c''' IT,, ,,r- suad.r! votes WIRE p"ilcd."
tt'r ~. ATE very vague and indefinite. But we
u" ,,r such rs We have received.
er ,,u>ra Chronicle gives The following summary
{. "', IN OCTOBER.
J. B. Hauc. Un:on. .NuR
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Eau I,urcn's majority,

E1traet jyom a tet,er IN he Gfobc, daicd
CANDIES, (Me Nov. Q, 1856
GENrLENEx : have this moment received The returns
of Is towns out of the % in Waldo county. The vote
stands for Van Buren,, 2 Harrison, 3Ol, majority ior
Van Buren, DBL The remaining towns Will proba
bv give Van Buren, an additional majority from 100 10
quo votes, making majority for Van Buren, CT from
25O to 3UO-trom The votes thus far, Maine Will 60
sir0ng for the peoples ticket.
No choice Of Representative to Congress in this Dis
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NEW YORK.

AZ the Albany Argus says, We are literally sweep,
Tag he Stale" Mr. Van Burens majority will extend
n2l.J(f', and perhaps higher.
(fr"m Tie NLany .7rsns- Extra, Noo l3, 1861 NJ
AE" YORK gives majority of more than lWEN-
ll.FOCR THOUSAND for V. buren, and JOHN
Sun. We congratulate tho Democracy Of the Union
upon The great result
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NNTANrED. fog tic ensuing year, an honest. SOBER,
w capabp Mar House Servant. Lkt'oiSs, Be-
male to Rt to Chambers and Wash. Enquire at this
Office WV. 70
9VyO TthCHERS-A gentleman, WITH family,
qualified to teach the Latin and English languages,
nav obtain healthy and desirable residence and thlnk'
alive situation, as teucher By applying to A. b.
Barboursville, Orange county, Va. re ~,
Nov. ]? WY:
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Register
Gul!ck, lH443 Bum, l5,355-Ming, $40.
Go!icks majnrty, 5el5
an Buren, do LOGS
Marcy Buel, 500
The probability is, that the regular Democratic ticket
has carried 7 members to the Opposilion's g. Messrs
Cutting Cinch, Tucker, Hcrtell aud Soneal are GER
a'ny elected. MIR. Talmadge has 1Ol votes with the
maine slightly varying, but which were doubt intend
ed fol- aud will be awarded to him. and MIR. Valentine
has a Of similar kind Which, if allowed, will secure
their election.
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Eariy IN tic Field.

We had INDUCED hope. that should have had
little uUcc-if not P:d'cunlji HE President elect,
whoever he might be- should get fairly under weigh
Our social charilics-the great interests Of the State
now coming into action with the approaching General
Asscmby -sccmcd 10 require little interval of
pose from the OF election which has excited
the whole Union-But The Washington Telegraph is
otherwise disposed 1t already halls Mr.. Van Buren,
an "tsuypcr'- should 'he powers of government fall
into bis hands" 1t deprecates the possibility Of his
asupng The Presidency takng it for granted, as The
Telegraph docs: that he will 60 in with minority of the
popular vote. IL already raises the banner Of opposition
to him beforchand-ayr, torc he is even elected. 1t
Declares that its ciDrLs have been directed to The
throw Of the Usurper and his dcmoralizng system Of
party tactics. Are the liberal Wings prepared for an
onset Of this sort Arc they determined 10 rush into an
opposition from the start, under presses which have al
ready pushed them to such extremes: Tell MI. Van
Buren, what he should 7crccd. Tell him
the great principles by which he should shape his adj
mnsiraLon, if lie should be electcdWc have not the
slightest objection. But do let him be sgmalizcd
UsnrperDo not let the slogan be sounded against
him. before he has had opportunity Of testing his pf'n-
cp!cs, ascerlanng whether he is TO he the Pre-
sd,nl all And what paper is it, that is already push
ing The fgh' The very paper which, bu. the other day,
prgsscd to discaim all tnction and "gitaon-and pre-
tended to charge them upon others.
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BIZ List AInhi's AfniI

Majority in Preston comfy, (Va) for the Van Burcn
ticket, about li3.
In Russell county, 100 Y. B., lYhig Poll kept opcn
lueauaH-N III: not stated.
The hanawiia launer states that in Cabrii the pre-
c!nct votes nave rvrscd ;ose Of tie G. IT,; and
the county, by 10 nal"rily for Iarrispn- Change
labnIar estimate i'll III! last paper in Ibis r"sp.c and il
Will ctGnt li votes il CabeiI, agan. V. B-aHi add
ing Preston and Russell, above tie present MA nrily
for Y. b. is about D. IN.
S""at0r;W EGi'oH. in Russcli. for FayGllc McMul.
lrn, 30 Inn NJ Preston, !r2 Poll kept opcu.Alc.
aluirn row - vues ahead-::.d Sect AID Lee 10 veto.
The Albany Argus (Exlra) OF Monday, announces
"wItli confidence that New Yu:,K gives Van Buren,
and johns n, oiiy Of aboul rwcn'y lur thousand
votes. (llAs is indeed Il sweeping maInrIiy !jI Re.
publican members OF Congress, 8 Opposition, and !
doubtful.
The Philadelphia American Sentinel states the pre-
sent ina lory for Van Buren, in PKSNsYLvASA al All
INDIANA Yesterdays Globe has two letters from this
Stae-Dca!horn county gives 50 IN" otity for Van Blu
rc2-Qn 1852, Tie majority for Gen. Jackson was
only In Marion county, (wlcrc Indianapolis Is, and
perhaps larrson's strong ho!d the vote was for Van
Barren, 1863, Harrison j7-Thc Globes letter from
Indiana polls, adds:
Sin the udjonng county nf Johnson, calculate
confidently majority ri or 400; in Monroe. 400;
ElGrgan, 100; Shelby 800 Brown nearly ali 200 INA.
jority; Bartholomew, 100; Hendricks, 100. Tomorrow
maias that the friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, have carried
this Congressional district handsomely. l think the
State is sale for the Democracy
The Washington Telegraph reports larrson's majo-
ry i'll Union, at l:2.-The Louisville JnuGnaI reports
his ina orty in Jefferson county, at about GOA Cor
respondent in The Baltimore Chronicle states, That in
Switzerland county H. is 10 ahradand ditloin Eear-
born and tplcy.
TENSrssEr.-ln saN;ran county, Van Buren, ticket
!chi Whc 81!
MAssAcmrsErrs.-Thc n. York Commercial says
''lke Anti.Nlasons having joined the Van Buren, party
in Il body, the result is rendered somcw hat Doubtful
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1FFan Bnren majority in 80 counties, 1856
Seven counties remain 10 be heard from, viz: Ale
gany, Chemung, Chautauque, Ca,araugus, Franklin,
Steuhen and St. Lawrence, which will give an aggrc.
gate Republican majority of from 1000 TO 1900
OF tue members Of the 18th Congress, asccrtaincd to
be elected, 50 Republican, and Opposition. One re-
naming, which may be considered Doubtful
u Van Buren, majority in IS counties, 27.572
Republican nett gain since 1884, over 1000
The remaining II counties gave all aggregate Federal
majority in 1889, of GI40
The m'r'y for Governor in 1884 was still less, be.
ing Gals
Va" Buren, will have from 21GC0 to % ono in this
Stale.
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We repub'sE with sincere sympathy, the following
tribute TO the mcmo.y Of ore of the wotIics gentle
men il ever good fortune TO know. lie has
filled large space iii the eyes Of his country, and she
will deeply lament his death:
(From HtiHeSi1y'S CgapHrr)
Died, his l;orCiunh nst after tcG
and painful Illness .rs iEHsaSis, Esq., formerly 90
Virginia. Senator Congress th" tnIcd states
M enjoyed fully the public ani affection Than
Gov rrasaTI$ AID deserved UNIVERSAL respect anI
good Will.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
in Buren's majority, 6,lGG

VERMONT ELECTION.
Correspondence Of tic Boston .ftlas)
HoEacE EVERETT REFLECTED TO CONGRESS.
WINDSOR, Vermont, Nov. 8, 1886
Below is corrected statement Of the votes for Con-
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StTEAyED Or STOLEN, from Edward Nunnally's,
81 III CIs,cris!- On Saturday, Tic nth DAY OF IroVem.
and yra:s-o1 barren aud one buffalo spotted
hcifer will give any reasonable reward for iniorma-
ion consrrnr them. their delivery to me near the
halfway house, Tie Itle7:bJg road; or 10 Edward
Nuunallv also near the hif:way house. If communca-
ion he .a!a Is letter it would find me- if addressed To-
the Richmond Post Office
CHARLES b. QUlSENBERRY,
Section No. 6, K. and p. Rail road.
56-3ts
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{.rTE'R.N.JL IupEOfE.JE.N'T.

We lay before readers the following very interest.
ing letter from the worthy Engineer ii the James River
and kanawI!a Improvement The books were opened
by tho Commissioners 81 the Ra;!-rsad in question, OIL
the :ls ut We cordially wish it
LYNCuBURG AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-14
o. s. MURRAY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

"Gymnastic exercises are not so well
calculated as agricultural or mechanical
employments, to afford the agreeable re-
liefto the mind, after the fatiguing studies
in which it has been engaged 1t is true
that the exercises which have been allu-
ded to, have the appearance of amusement
and are captivating at first sight; but
they are likely to become dull and weari
some when the attraction Of novelty has
worn off On the other hand, those EN-.
ployments which Moderately exercise the
mind, and which yield paluable product.
to those who are engaged in them, will
keep up more permanent interest in the
mind, and exert more beneficial infu-
ence on the health."-Dr. Post, Demon
strator Of AnatOmy. Coil of Physicians
and Surgeons, NJ Y
Omit practical a grieulture and mecAan-
tcs in a system of education, and every re-
fleeing man must pronounce it incomplete
and detectire, whether as regards bodily
health or mental resources. Employ.
ment in the field or the workshop, alter.
mating with the common scholastic exer-
cises in schools and colleges, would be a
relaxation from the studies, purely intel.
lectuGL and not labor. DIR. John Bell
Philadelphia, Ed. Jour. Health.