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E.!ensi,s p!nso Wars4oase at peserssurc l1rainin.


40 large establishment has been BE-
Jrc-E"r1t" "iar" Fortrs,
rrcc Tom r"dGd duu
sale by the SUBSCRIBER keep an supply
constantly hand IL very seldom than about
halt this number OF instruments be found
the Large cities at the oriL large
10 be had in Petersburg, Virginia, the public
which such stock
alluded gre By icla WorccsteI Durham, and without
doubt The this country The subscriber has up
wards seventy Petersburg the Il short
tune The of III" purchasers te by
"hO desires look the the instruments, and o
the held by superiority Of the the public
referred the ~hic aiye published df
lcrrnt times III this ana other newspapers
written guarantee will he gwen TO purchasers agreeing tc tSo
back or exchange wh might by possibility be detective
although thing happened still The public vii al
whsb defended against risk uhan. by Of:
the above character Az Indifferent has beer
sold by the ub"crbr he does expect sell and
when there 10 be the eI, 0UbI the quality Of these
pos no pay viii ~ required until doubts removed by
fair W Il al! that the raakc sud the closer
Instruments placed 10 the oihcrs, the louder they
speak Tor them> lives
Ivy" haa!sd and fifty dollar Pinnos will be warranted Just
dnfa Us Hose at tee hgndrrd lty
Gfed anu h''y and six hundrcd dollars.
Boxes afa packing fee u charge. f.. r. NASH,
TO- Book and Piano Forte Seller.
aug l'h'-"""Tl Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
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r.. ". n J J. FRY

Uh0ieSdis GrOcers md FOr,rayding Ncrchrnts
RE now receiving Their all supply goods, consisting IN part
~ OF the following:
2li fIh!s. 81. Croix, p r. and " O. Sugars
80 foxes double and sine" Loaf do.
l15 Hhd,. prime retailing MoGsscs
- flhds. do. sugar house and y. o. do.
1000 Enss grccn Rio, LuguIra, and Java Conee
30 Barrels superior ccoen Porto Rico do
900 Packages GesL suupowder and impena! Ieas
500 Rrams wrapping Paper
30 do. writing 10.
$50 Boxes fresh bunch Raisins
% Bays hIsrice, Pepper und Ginger
~ Barrels COpreTns Sulphur aud Alum
- Quarter casks sweet Malaga Wine
90 do. superior Canary aud Old Madeira
500 k"c. Richmond ard CumbCTltEd Nails
go Boxes window Glass, assorted
1909 Bag Shot. all sizes
10 Ec. pupont's and hest Kentucky rifle Powder
100 Dozen painted Buckets
1850 SIDES good nnd damaged sole Leather
3OyO rorot Richmond and Petersburg Yarns factory
prices
$500 Sacks best Liverpool snck Snlt. , ant,
steel and sheet i'um bar Lead tanners AMI lamp nt
Spanish other articles TO SUIT the country Ha"o
which viii m sold accommodating tor cash OF 10 pueA''
We established house Westum TO facilitate me o'
var,nc of coed, with desr,tcn Il. ~. * J. J. FRY.
Srr,7 3J-w3wIi
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20 OXFORD LANDS FOR S.iLE.-l he subscriber, heinz
from III" county OF EcIiOri wishes sell, pr
watch o. land. lyHg lry Creek. and
OGJ LOO "a this Tract, commit bic dwelling
house, cuatHma. rooms, aud every oct house
could dIvicd should be
wished about hal: Of Tie Land is still unrlearcd all of
tobacco land aud ow grounds meadow land
inn other tract o! the the toll
vcr) The other contains by Old 10 and hes
PATTY in bedford and partly in Amherst. or this there
De- 100 of nw .rUuu ncutn. the Big Island
valuable any !aad James River. About nalf of the hnvo
thirds trrr-i0u+ Of the Incrared land
Is hua tobacco Iln!-Ecrc good i THO tract, nHd
great ra! OF "c timber viz oak, popa walnut, VERY afge
hickory, and ash, hut not much pine.
THIS OF the ber stands for Tavern between Lyncburg
and Bridge, bcirg miles from the and Is miles
U place. deem further description Of the above
,HS unnecessarily any person wishing to purchase, will first
the I:ni, person the land and DO
plcn As much land seldom Offer for sal" The
viii he liberal mad made known upon application the sub
scGIbrf, by whom the lan"s any Tine viii BE- shown.
PAUL \. CLAY,
bedford, Srrt II 37-wtlD
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Ifrian Land Scrip.

100, CT, r., ,ou, 10 be- located ut any time
,a n, the psnsc CT the srnm'n upon ANY va
a'ef i,r IN Texas, with preferences over all other
CAM or the Of October. 1885, The cencav',
@ $40 ,eic each issued IN OF o'n actually
'oI the memorable battle OF San JacnIo are tTansef-
cn-le the non.Tcsdcni possesof 70 en-
raj hoI land. acquired under them ~ his o"n proper nHne
% INV 10 forfeiture Tor nOGcuitIvaon or nor hP'o's'
ion above oIhe lands ofegunl quatJ e.
Twothrds the minimum Government price VIZ snmn.,.
, ccro-,hus enniinr get for mere tihe
,;vov some OF lands tc face oil tho he Io,,e,
men disposed purchase, will please app! ,b bom the
Scrip deposited, add VINO Is sI T. H. DREW.
ii SCI!
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LEND md STORE Enr snlc

,s'E subscriber Offers for sale the Tract OF Land which he lives
Iya. miles South of Prince Edward Courthouse containing
about which low grounds aud
40 wood lnl The improvements are, anewcrec
ed large and dwelling house. near Inc Stof
Kitchen and
a, Si.h!s all ether necessary houses Tor ns aecnHou
Large family and for plantation PURPOSES us Is m OK
.I'en S,or. Tavern, mechanics Shops; &C., &C., and
is ao eligible for public School II is located IN fsmafShGy
unI mon .hhorood and il desirable " person VINO
whs to commence the mercantile business would also sci
stock Of goods reasonable price Ny dae'ss
Post Office PfI"cc Edward JAMES u. botI -
Srnll
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DEATHS.

Died, the 9Th inst SARAH EucEniA infant daughter
e. aud Mary kinhomsh, aged months and - days.
OF August after Painful and pro:raccd illness o' several weeks
in The a3 Of her Mrs MARY Susan scorr tho amiab
a." Interesting wife OF James " ESQ., formerly OF this city
Departed this lite the lat OF September e35, atlefa ponct
cd Illness, the full hope everlasting happiness at his late
sience ~ Sury county Mr. Rich H. EDw the Sh year
OF ms ase-Fof years has death been gradually making ~;
ntoAds the OF ncnd friend; hut not until
conPG'ufe then ' spirit had burst ITS hfaom Of n and
nny above for eternal peace. lie felt he blind, lie
could no" see; ant after addressing those "ound hun IN the most
""le' y" ms last hours praised God "T h,'
III h o"n words that thou. he hid ng innrd siinst his com
nanim""'' III tie t existence God good
mcn"Tnu' after filling the various stages Of i a:i,c
onnc u nd, devoted parent kind friend andes
'''e II" closed Is the full hope o. eternal o
cy May h4 resignation death administer c"nsolition his
beeH'c relatives aud n walk IN the paths
4" Ph iy ma! &c IN the triumph 81 iaIiI ana i've and
r'n win the dear EcGccmer toGvrIhe Lord gave, ana the
Lord ha, ikcn ""Hy Bcssec they that die in the Lord
DIrd il til" OF W4cnton. county OF Fiuqncr after
iIcs ofmany weeks AJ JAMES JoHSoN Of the county OF
King William. Although Mai johnson scarcely entered his
3lst year fall uno OF LIS native county had been
"d r Office OF Justice Of the Peace and discharged the duc'
which VOWED on Linn I. m citizen credit
self az" benefit TO hScoTnty But bile public the d"uh
81 han Johnson viii c long Geprc hs private aud so
cal citation "' g that has los w be sensb ieIt: AZ nus
relations the cas created wide anal deep Major Johnson
ic't "c ani three "ung human sym
aY MI! "nhc"'o the ucr h. has brTueathed character 20
APPRECIATE ana Tiuic il.
irnt"nt oi the Trcdcg Iron Works, the City hmond who
died from hr wcuu" lie received in the with work
possessed great 'N lis professions; much eSc"mrlwh \
fs' family i""" evil hcr' h. gave way TO h'pa,sion aud tell
/ lis v:ciiLI
Ia. last Fredericksburg: l!cra! speaks DEATH on Monday
nigh; hist III" e2 year Of his &c. OF Mr. JoSEPH CHHsTr
81 our o+c, rlzcs lie had tor many years lived the life OF the
nh nus drd peaceful death, and has conc Ia his reward
Dirl Tuesday "vonmg last, Mrs hm,-pA " WALKER con
so OF Mr. David Walker, Of tbs city. The sudden los Of this
excellent lady has produced tic deepest sympathy among all ho
H"H"'c'nnc"S.
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MANKETS -TmrnsnAY. Sept l3. Is3s.

MAItkEIS -1mrrspAY. Sept l3. 1898
TOBACCO Prices tbs week rather higher than last,
and competition nr the small quantity, inspecting very
animated. In several OF The upland counties, crops
.t land have been partially injured by frost early this
month
FL"rE-'The accounts from New York. dated 10Th
instant. show rapid advance in that market If any
transactions in th;s market TO day price has not trans
pIrrd-iar quotations 81 tor coqstry brands.
WnEAr-ln Consequence of Thursday being rainy, no
recep,slas sales 81 10 for red and 81 80 for white.
BAGwELL, SMITH ~ JoSEs.
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TO C0If,.rpT nElLERS.

SMITH & PALMER. BOokras and Sd'"srS, nave !u v! p
very large supply oSchoo! aud Miscellaneous ~ 81,
and Papers OF every description, with oihc' go
ronay, peculiarly adapted to the country 'r.ne' -, c
Day Books Journals, Leser', and RECORD boo"''' " ' "
Merchants and Clerks Of Courts
superio. assortment OF Law Books. ;-;,, ,to Ia,
general as.ortmou, CT Medical iaoAs, Comprising "0 '
Books n Colleges of virginia .;.os "a, =,
All or which wiI be the mo-" easoneO'e P'S"' 'o e
on the usual credit to p'"e''"' 37-Gt
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i SuLLY in our next.

Yrsirday's .NORTIER.N .h.IH-S'W d~e'
Last evening the train Cars arrived from frdericks
bur but falling TO bring in the Northern Mail due in the
morning. The Postmaster Of this City informs US by
billet that The Northern Mai! had not arrived at Fro
dc,rksbu ct II o'clock" We fear The blow Of Wed.
nesday night may have done some injury &c lie steam.
boa: on the Potomac.
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prnLucc md Commission NoWse

PTOENcf and LUNiHISAI0H ITV.fF
& T. HILL 1 Co have taken the Eo"Ie the irhmGn
EI' nn hurr DEPOT lry occUPcd by Maj John Tai
sn store 'hln tn to "rr be'"i !" " '"M
.,,nx ,p rsrr,L aclScY GvsrxE.- where &" them Will
uway. found ready nt"r :" "a" Sr: al ifn"nr" every
kind iumhcr, DC, aad vi! receive I" e'''! f
r. ,I,,..:,, =,
an HING c! Neg'oes or cross stfrEi i"%' "'' %
y. tioTdoTs ~. - ntt'i' T.
RlCUiD C.. rUN<IALl..
p;nnr iioacure. & Co., Colon s Cllrhc: Richmond.
II. &. Gaines, Petersburg.
John Hart Thomas II. !o,ts. FGticficEsbuFo.
I.ucian Miaor, Charlottesville.
John 4. Porter, Orange.
Frederick Harris, Louisa. ., .-..... p,,;
Nc"u' ii"''' - ~ ~ ig-2,,3wi Sept IA
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NJ ARPIAGES

n"d n' Hickory HILL the county Snrf" Va, 'hs 18Th
Mt ny the Kew Nj Sherwood, Captain ~ 'LL,Rp,
M.s hEBEccA only daughter OF Robert linton s
Maed on ihufsday the 10Th Of August, s Mr. ARCHIBALD
sf0I vi county, TO Miss SARAH ASS POLLARD daush
State oil Virginia.
Married, Thursday, a 9th inst at Wilkins Chapel in tho
county OF Brunswick, Va, by the Rev CastIena Ep
copa Church, Captain EDWARD g. SMITH the erd
highly interesting i ARIASA w. daughter the late Thomss
HuMge itOLa. vi u ) hind cOunly. NIi.nIn-
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"pronouness trippingyon tho snguc"-but Dir. J. is
more than of words He ia man Of work. ,lso.
anu M carrying on the arch'iect nral improvements
the Theatre the Building Comm iiec report him %
% 'he most etclent men they have ever met wit-We
nope ne VIII DC more than all thishat he will reform
tue manners OF the stage aye, re form it altogether
well as The tout ensemble of the House-Reiorm its man
ners morals, and style Of playns--and .ct so we'll the
part OF the Manager. as to give excellent Com.
pany, as we'll as sound and vsrsgated Drama.
Under such auspices and upon such principles, we do
mol entertain moments donbt that Richmond will sup.
port well conducted drama Mr.. Jones expected to
open the Theatre early in October but consider ii
Impossible for him to complete his nunefous arrange.
ments before The first Of November
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he lee 10 The Professor OF Lu", Is 81
Civil Engineering ~
Higher Classics ~
The price of Board in this table, $50 is that paid to
the College Steward, who in consideration Of certain
privileges, binds himself to the Faculty to take all Stu
dents who apply for board the price here stated Tho
Students boarding with him lodge in the College build
inq; all the Lodging Rooms in which will unde-r--
thorough repair before the Session 1t is doe to
present Steward 10 say, that he has given entire sa'iuc.
ton to all parties.
rThe price of Board other Boarding Houses in town
including washing, feel and lights is $3.50. This has
been established by general und ersandng with thu
College authorities anda higher charge will be viola
ton Of this understanding.
The pubic are assured that this exhibits the entire
amount Of necessary expenses Ct this institution What
ever money therefore, beyond this amount sbGll be fur
nished the Student, will De altogether al the discre-
ton Of the parent GUARDIAN and 1t Is earnestly recon-
mended that this sum lie as small as possible
In addition The studies above enumerated there is
a Department of higher studies, necessary TO the at.
tainnent Of the degree Of A. Nj. student, propos-
ing 10 attend this Department, must have taken either
the degree Of A. b. in this College, or the same or
some equivalent degree IN some other College OF equal
standing and must also be proficient IN the Latin
Language.
The courses will be follows and supervised By tho
Professors in their several departments:
MORAL AND POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Campbers Rhetoric, whs,ceys Logic, Abercrom-
be's Moral Philosophy, MontesqnIens SPIN oil Laws
Say and Ricardo Political Economy, Brown on tho
Passions, Chalmers Evidences of Christianity
HISTORICAL
GilIe's Greece Ferguson's Rome, ssmondIs De-
cline and Fall of the Roman Empire Russeils Modern
Europe fla.aus Middle Ages and Constitutional HIS
tory Of England, History OF the y o
Brewslers Legendrr, Youngs and Bourdoin's Age-
bra, Young's AnalyticaI Geometry, Youngs Dheren-
,ial and LnIegrul Calculus. GnmmeTe 5 Astronomy
PHYSICAL.
Turner'S Chemistry Completed and more folly exa-
,,;,ad Younq's Mechanics. Neston's Princpia.
Law DEPARTMENT.
Constitutional Law"
n The Student in addition to the degree Of A. B.
sbau take the degree of L. b then the Ma,e NAUTICAL
md Physical portion Of the Masters may be dis
nensed with; ii be be graduate IN the Schoo! OF Eni
md Political and Historical portion may be dispensed
with In either The student must take the nan
course in History, which he may have omitted IN the
A. ItohAS H. DhU,
Sept Ia I-wtlJOI ,s
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sand 10 enlille her to admission into the Union. Tho
Tallahassee Floridan since upon it-and de-
care, that The People OF Florida, far from abandoning
the idea of State Gorcrnmen at present. "were never
so alive 10 tho importance Of throwing off Territorial
vassaage, they in this section, apd do not we
believe generally agree with Col Butler in his opinion
of our constitutional right TO admission. We think II
very doubtful. whether have not the number OF po
puaiion he thinks requisite for admission, had tho cen.
rus been correctly tukcn Bat the people have deter
mined that Convention shall be held and State Con-
suon formed and submitted TO Congress for APPROVAL
believing that our admission, If nj all doubtful, will be
opposed upon other grounds. We gra,i!cd 10 oh.
serve the great unanmity this subject, and the firm
determinations TO press claims before Congress upon
rne constitutional grounds well upon treaty stpu.
atons at the cesson of the Territory The u States
by the 5 pansh Government"
"The Army md Nary desires those of press who
favor tho Of .iaGiS the American Navy 7gc
and those of contrary opinion, No. Wa uncsangy say Ne
Nevertheless tie proposition will he carried. ALmals will 10
created IN Il lew years'-9ierGHdriG GG:Ge
We also unhesalingy repeat what we have uniformly
said. NO!-We are happy To jim lie A Gazette in this
sentiment well IN aDtpathy Ia h0aOrGr3 cS,
which, make it a Iulr. well himself. 10
prefix it is enough 10 call an officer, tie Governor,
Judge, &c. without adding the ridiculous 0nti.rspuLcan
epthr,s Of "HoHOrab'c' Ills E1c'Hcncy." &c &c -
Old Gen Charles Lee happily salirzes Ibis propensity
10 HItS in one Of his Letters.
We understand thu, the President is to leave the Viz
GINA Springs tie last of this week. for Washington, by
way Of the Natural Bridge.
BIZ Last EC1HiagS U.Sis,n .HdH-Wc are informed,
that Mr.. Van Buren, will be at Warren!on Springs by
The 18th
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son. reform 1t alt0ocfA.r :"

Wa, , YaRle,s Gdriee 10 the Players.
T"pt mo The Theatre yesterday morning; and
hoas, 10 see, that they reforming The play
e,,, Is IN moon The stage is to be thrown back and
into Inc fronts of the boxes are 10 be moulded
graded anS appropriate curvc-The pit 10 be better
5oxp. ,bo cc of from the boxes-The fronts Of the
beapa %r ceiling every part is to be enbellished with
s sifd on new prncipsan exc.ilen Mt Drop curtain
Heoss wv, scenery, machinery, and decoalions-The
s.,eo, oS De carefully warmed during the win,er-The
Sec wti oi The building he improved-ane the ed
mas hitherto been sort OF eye.sore TO the
f., ~, Is 70 become ornament to Fl Street
,ar, WIS thorough renovation, we are: indebted to the
h, ,., oi lew gentlemen in the city, assisted by
", ,JIt 'a'en's and exer,ions Of Mr. George Jones
b, hnow irsa the elocu,ion which he throws into
ues and into his social conversation, that he
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WiInIESAIr PAGES

WHOLESALE PAGES.
WuE.T-lI5 for red. aud 100 Tor white.
ConS-Nery little coming 10 markel-last sales at 81
cents per hushel
OArs-Lasl sales from Depot at 10 cents, few wng
gon osds have been sold for ijNo arrivals BY vessel
but think cargo 0: coed would bring ~ 10 I3 cents
WoRTHAM, MeGRUpER * Co.
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Eircs IN lInSLtnnkGn.


Tie n ln;ellgcncer speaks OF several nsidous a l.
te,np,s lately made fire the City Of Washington The
frs, Of these was last Sunday mornings from the
following account OF il. near endangefing the e1
,eueive Establishment of the \. lntelIsencer
"rhe Fire discovered, about clock IN the
morning in frame stable occupied by MI Golang, on
the cast side of Eighth street. mot lar south OF the burnt
Pos, Office } which entirely III light eaz" almost
before any persons had gathered round the spot The
fire soon communicated to- carpenter shop and thence
10 the frame dwelling house belonging 10 MI Lainoert
Tree. Tie north OF II, and to me oI'cR tavern ana
dwelling belonging the heirs Of hcGiue, on The south
side being The corner Of the square II thence caught
and burn, tenements on ID street. belonging 10 M
IJayman and mex, caught Mrs HaTl 4 house, which,
though not burnt, was good deal injured ms ''0use
stands next 10 the extensive buildings occupied by The
Office and Printing Establishment OF The National IN
tellgencer, which throughout IN the greatest dan
ger aud only saved by the intelligence ana energy
with which the efforts Of the Fire Companies were made,
and The generous, prudent aud courageous conduct Of
active individuals, among whom 1t would be difficult 10
tell whether the mechanics and traders oil ms cy or
the persons holding official stations from The higest 10
the lowest wero most zeaousy and d!shleresiedy &C.
tive
The Cincinnati Gazette, under the caption OF "How
are the mighty alen, dsscends to gross
tson of ourselves II frs, quotes an extract from let
Ter from one of our Correspondents about the President
deporment at the Sprngs-and then attaches 10 IL such
"ide lderdash' as this: e,
Jb pc.;er, sits down. and up walks about somo-
times he nuts his his face, and uo
When the people saw this, thcy were wei! h'"'"
pressed their satisfaction al H. ..L;,h he
With other stuff Of the same description, "hcr no
pretends TO quote from The Enquirer. IL rs u'eN
which we considcre the c. Gazette utterly incaPape
We recommend 10 its Editor to read over ngain t"e
very article which follows this misrepresentation III DIS
own paper entitled "a Letter from COMMON HosEsTf 70
COMMON SENSE.
Forida-We recently published The contents OF card
from Mr. Robert Butler, "declinng TO stand as candl'
date for the Con yenon, the ground that Florida IS
yet deficient in Inhabitants 10 the number Of nine thou.
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a ENINTING INK.--Just received at this Office,
.,I, of Johnsoo a. Durants Hinter .teDs Ink
which Viii be sold for 25 cents per pound, for Gosh
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Hnilfnrti. Sent II

E;ALI. GDODS.OuT supply OF Fail Goods and
opened and prepared old an! o
wish purchase, by thu piece package. Our stock
Cloths aud Sa;tiGc large, aud give
selection to gru,rIncn having factory hands ce both
M n,i,y and Cu,l;iy which they able
fiji rcG hence f. L }. :. JAMES & Co,
f3T-SlI G0bc SQUARE.
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ELECTIONS.

ELECTIONS.
he Northern Mail failed us, Yesterday morning from
causes entirely unknown out If it should reach us be
lore we go TO press will Civ: such Election returns
IN Postscript, it E,ay bring In the time
We are 10 draw upon our previous accounts; and they
cecide positively, neither The Sd doubtful District in IL
llnos, nor The 1lh District of Vermont The following
contain The essence Of al we have upon the subject
Mta0is.-TEe St Louis Republican of the 3Uth Au
gust states, that Cain (F. Is is certainly elected Go
yernor-ond that Stuart is elected TO Congress Bntlhe
fepu6Icun, OF the next day, says, "We-earnrd ycster
day by postscript the Way Bill from Vandaila that
news had been received by The editor "t The Free Press
stating that The Clerk Of Stevenson county had refused
to give up the poll BOOKS In this county SIuaTts
majority is reported to be l36 BY that means Douglass
may succeed
(From the Rochester Daily .9drsrt;ser.)
" lLLINOs.-'Ihe second postscript Of the Chicago
Democrat Of the 18th uit seven hours later Than any
thing before received, says that it is certain that
MI Douglass is elected by over 100 majority. We pre-
sumo this will prove 10 lie true
Frm0nt The following is from slip Of the Albany
Argus Office OF Saturday
Correspondence Of The ALBANY .4rgus)
"Ruii"nd, H., Gh Sfpi, 1888
"Sir-Oar election 10 the South pa;t nl the Stale has
gone for the Wigs By increased impurities Blu, in The
North part of the State, friends have done
bly,. John Smith, Esq OF St Adams is elected TO Con
grcss over II Alien by Two or three hundred majority
Gen Isaac Fletcher, Of l.ynjnn Is also elected BY
large majority Although number in the House will
be S"mew hat reduced, feel fully compensated in the
election Of Mr. Smith"
(From the .FLany Ers Journal cfhe Sh,-HMy)
ripi-i!aif past , Z. .H-The Burlington Mail
is just in The Sentinel claims The election OF Smith 10
Congress- while the Free Press says there is choice
(FrOm the Bosfon .iuaS-Uhig
awe suEjon returns from ninety oor towns Of the
votes for Govermnr which show Wing gain Of one
hundred and twenty eight Gov tensions maority
last year in the State. ,o3l His nG oriIy this year
will be not lar from FIVE THOUSAND. There are l1G
towns b. heard from. among which are the heavy
Why counties Of Rutland and Addison
The ". B. candidate for Congress lsaac Flctchcr)
is reelected in the Montpelier district by about five hun
dred majority. In The fourth district, there believed
be choice. In Chiendcn county, the vote stands
for Allen (Whig) | SOB Briggs (Whig) 2l3-Smh
Q.oco Foco) l,f.9-Scattering ~ franklin county
viii be nearly balanced and Lamol!e has given 200
uuorlty for Smith These counties make up Tie dis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14

Florida-We recently published the contents OF card
from Mr.. Robert Butler, "declning TO stand as candl'
date for the Convention, the ground that Florida IS
vet deficient in Inhabitants 10 the number Of nine thou.