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The House yesierdGy.

Al carly hour Of The session, the James River bill
was taken up Mr. Wi!cher and Mr. Watkins submit.
led amendments, which gave rise 10 some debate; but
before any question taken Mr.. Crutchfeld moved
that the bill be committed with instructions 10 bring
in bill! authorizing the Company 10 borrow on its Cor
porae funds million and half OF dollars and pledr-
ing the faith Of the State for the redemption Of the loan
This motion produced comprehensive and prolracted
debate, in which Messrs. Robertson, Crutchied Vena
bic, Watkins, Tunsall aud Bolts participated Mr..
Cru'chGclds motion finally prcvailed-ayes GS "a.
The House then took
Ercning Scssion.-Sevsral engroscd bills were pass
ed-and among them, the bill for the benefit Of Mr..
Pollock the silk throwsler.
The bill for establishing Bank in Kanawba county,
was called up by MIR. SMITH of K, and amended.
The bill for revvng the Office Of Brigade Inspectors,
was, on its second reading, indefinitely poned.
u Mr. Pcyton's Speech, on the Senatorial Election,
on our frs! Page,
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CO.NUL.EIt ! y
MEETING OF THE PEOPLE OF LOUISA
HTbr P,ynIs 1rs uOriUJ

Never was q more farcical scene exhibited iiah
election Of members TO the Convention TO be H"1 10
Richmond on Monday next. The Sub lfeasc'; "
respectable in character, but woiully dchc!en, q" i.
brrs, by proclamation, assembled SINAI! coiec"C,
persons in the Court house, at very early hou' I" -
day-they appointed committee 10 prepare feso',.
the committee retired for considerable Iiin'-'' :
which, preparations were made 10 resist u. 'Fi d.
ment OF delegates. Instead Of returning 10 ''e
house. to report, and have discussion on thr s"',
or their resolutions, the committee went out on 's
which by this time were thronged by the pcop'e r.
ing TO the Cont house, to hear Major Garland
opposed 10 this harmonising contention ("hIG" O":
quires entire submission on the part OF The oPPo'.'
the Sub-Treasury.) were at loss not only ~" v.s
coed but where to find this mouiRg c0mmGtSe
they were found, the question had been pu! '"' -
uiions were carried by most feeble fesp'"e, -
rently not exceeding 10 or IL, and probably CO.." '
principally of the committee themselves; anu '"' ii
when there mus, have been at least 400 pet.7n' y,
ground Had the question been deferred I'LL 'hs =.
sion had taken place, and the people had tiieif Az
fairly called to the subject, by The oppos'Ho"
would have been made, majority OF 3 or ! 10 = a.
probably hare been against IL; but this ''"0'"-
miuee," or meeting, which constituted t"e ~"
"moying Of the people" in favor 0! the Con'r"'''
not give them n chance. -, N
Major Garland had mos, gratifying reception.
read letters from MIR. Rives, proving beyond G p;r
falsi,y of the charge, that himself and S'' a. 81
conspred to break down the administration OF ~, T.:
Buren-lel,ers dated just befoe the last mee''"s "a
gress. which clearly stated Mr. R'ves o''I' r,.
merely to defea, the Sub-Treosury scheme C,,,,
parent fanny doubts had rested on The mines o.
old friends, they entirely removed, Sam ,Jsf
Treasury men, and o(them there is but sca"I Old
One of the bone and sinew Of the county Il
publican, who had probably doubted little: W.. g
land was illustrating his consistency-"ss ~ II
in the language of Scripture, "Hhdt mas M,
that he should deserce DEATH" The Majo' ,,9f
tract from General Gordons speech, in !2't .S,, O.
senalon of the Virginia Resolutions, IN
restoration Of the deposi!es, which hlIeG VIZ
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themselves to their purposes, led on BIZ an h,,r,-
tor which wc can scarcely account carried of,t
FILTERED feelings. which every patriot ought W en-
ed 10 indulge. These Conservatives az in '"'t7
ties ,nGtrccGH cniIbu,ing 10 the success Of 49, r W.
when they have N" the courage Gtrcc!lyio ag
designs. They may not openly vote for the "e'
they r'n Conservative candidate. " 30 lhcy -!
mol b. elcctrd-ior the purpose of d;aw ~ off ~
serys'ivc voters breaking IN upon our rhrk. 70
Ing the election Of the Wing. If 'fs ,rick - w.
rouse tie honest peopIs of Fusinia ic t!o..n,, 10!
cut "a The wiIaworkeIs from all the future ~
Of the People, know nothing of the rood SEM. .:
high principles ct The Citizens Of Virginia Jh'.!
sPse every thing like unholy combination Of w.
or any thing like mean aud irsidious intrigue 's''
And is at time like this, when every sound Ro,.
lican ought 10 be doing his duty that any man slc,.
looking 10 his nwn hite, fleeing interests. inst
sianing every nerve 10 corsummatr The success n
party: HE man. "hG thus throws himself As
block IN The way, will never hereafter d.srrye =,
trusted. What run two candidates in the Repps.i...
county Of Amelia, aud secure the election of , ~
1t MUS, not be If Wye be the s,ron-o,, ma, "a.
county, let him come forth Al once Mr. Iors.
interfere with hm-or he is no, he man D..
timens. and nle5ibe principles, hch we ..'
taken him 10 be. These are no times for rrserl' ~
erings, or for selfish aspirations lie who wishes =, "
his attachment FOX his principles ROW mus, ,,,..:
wishes On The altar of his county "Ers1r ,i. 80
his cause, and nothing for men :" But # No ,,.s =
ment can be maGe-It Amelia Is Still lI,ea,ereI ,,r
visions in her rauksif the Republican c,rdf, ~, 1
not agree among themselves, let them at o.c, 49,.
to their Republican friends to decide who !. the .,,,
est man in the county--lf the strongest cA,r,n,,,
not ready armed 10 take the field with all LS C. -
around him, then must the appeal be made to IN, p
Themselves. Try again the efficacy Of q paoul,, g.
newfoundland trus TO the good sense of the r,'
in such unprecedented times az these Ia rar. ,l -
Let "iurlhrr ac;ion he taken at her March C,.,,
our Correspondent writes Us will be- done" ..i'.,,
mony and cnncession-EYcry hing Tor our cause-y,
THING FOR MLS."
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Accounts from many Of the counles ere coming in
They cheering beyond our hopes. Whitehead will
carry Nelson b. considerable majority Augustine c..
Butts (Rep) will beat John r. Chambss, (Whg.) in
GreensviIle Hooe friends expect carry him in King
George In almost every direction hear the note Of
preparaon-and the cry is. The Pcop'e are up
NJ No divided candIhates-a concentrated vote in
each couny-a single shot and the day is all our own
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Judge May has yielded TO The solicitation OF his
friends add consented TO offer his services again TO the
Town Of Petersburg.
he Republicans have put Mr.. Pollard a strong
mani in nomination.
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PRINCE, GEORGE,

We understand there was a considerable gathering Of
h' Pe Pl on Tuesday last al Court Gen Prgram al Pc.
teIsInig the Of the Wing Convention (at Sus
SEA Couft-hnusr add essed the People, nnd answer
e by Nr Francis Hives, the late Republican member
There IS 40 doubt entertained OF Mr. Ryes's triumph.
ant success in tn: Congressional District.
Mr.. Archibald Atkinson of Isle OF Wight (Republ.
CAM was also at Prince George Court lie has oppo
sllon for the Senatorial District
The Republicans held meeting in the course Of The
day, adopted resolutions favorable u tie Richmond Con-
yent"n, and appointed delegates to attend that body
understand that Mr. Shands the present delegate, is
not candidate for the county. The will be between
4 " lig and friend to the Administration.
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TO 7HE EDITOR or TIE E.N.prjHrp

"FIScAsTtE, March : I>9g
have Just seen an extract o. Bnel0ur, lr,rr,' 90
your paper OF the 9TH instant, stating ta only fifteen ~
twenty were in attendance al our Republican u,,e...,
on the 22d ulimo, accompanied by !tm"fh:Io So,
scrGer, that this of his corrcsTorlru, A. ,
the number present al the meeting, is conmcd,; >e7
al gentlemen from The country now IN lh!s place. r
requires from me- az member of that meeting, ..
contradiction; and venture Ia assert, that geu,,,
who values his character for yeracIly will SCrioDgm
such a statement The meeting though not sc,
crowded one, was as large as any party meeting aaA
seen held here PIRATE tiny; and, as yon hav" ~.
truly remarked t contained OF The strongest .l
of the Republican party in the county Such men g
CAREER IIousman, Moorman. WOLF, &c &c, az ~
pillars of Repubcansm in Botetou't, and their Res.
lions alone would have more weight with the people 5a
tho.e passed by hundreds Of the white. fingered va,
wasted and ruiilrd shirt gentry. The people are
tion in oil parts fe county several meetings hehe
Tomorrow different neighborhoods for the purpose
appointing Delegates 10 County Convention 10 be he
in Fincas,e on Monday next tor tt" purpose Of
Mating suitable candidate to represent old Bulcouu
the mex, Legislature; and although i am neither pr,
phet nor the of prophet yet will venture pr
Diet. in this instance that The nominee OF that CunSl
ton will receive the undivided support o! the k"Pa
can
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F'H |HE F.ESI
To Col d q. FAlNE.

To COL B G. PAYNE.
SIE-As You have again announced yourself Carr
ale Tor reelection in This county We deem it no; inn.
per TO PROFOUND the following qsrrics 10 You, ar. .
specially ask an immediate answer:
LIST Are you warm supporter Of tic p,escn, a..
niSlratIOn:
"a 10 you approve Inc recen, course Of o.e Of O.,
United Siales' Senators, v IN. &. Rivqs;
Sd. Are you Conservative or no.: If So what k,..
EARNED neutral, "uncompronisng hostility 10 Nlr g..
Buren," Nc &c /; SEyLa.L VoIyp,
FluyanDa March Oh, 1889.
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The Wing Of yesterday brings forward letter from
citizen Of one of the Worth 7-rst countless stating that
they "woud elect two Rlves men"-that there is "a
universal desire To have Mr. r. reelected 10 the Sc
nate" &c, &c The "Nurth-wcst is broad sweep
enough-but have key TO The location IN the EdI
tors note tina, .this county has divided represent
taon on the floor Of The Iouse"of course, he means
-onongaiia we have letter from Alononga
lian which speaks contrary language In Mr. Chytons
Card he cites letter. in very different key about the
public sentiment of Monongaa-This letter is from
of The bes,.inlormed Republicans Of the county.
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ON THE MAINE BORDER SUBJECT.
Letter from tie Secretary OF State TO The Gorernor
Maine.
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u Mr. Pcyton's Speech, on the Senatorial Election
on our FiIs. Page,
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If the r. Wing has not hecn thrown ahack by the let
Ter Of Dr. Curtis shall be much surprised We told
the Wing, that the candidate for Hanover would
no, 90 for Mr. Rvrs. What does the Doctor himself
unequivocaiIy say in his address of yesterday morn
ing; have only to upPr'se you, that, II elected
shall sustain by my vote and cnGeRvor by all fair
to confer the Office pure hg possessed of The
competent qualifications for the high and responsible sta
ton" True, the r. Wbg has already said, that Mr..
Rves is coed enough Wing for him bn, does Dr. G.
mean Mr.. Rvss as his "pure Whg;' The r. Wing
knows better.
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J. Is. HAIRY III
Mr.. Bolts replies the same day-regrets The Gene
rl!s de,ermina,on--and hopes that the people 4" will
take the subject into their hands, and 'ac' prompt
~ and dccsiyely FOX themselves The deaouemeHt has
Iu; yet!
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Nrw York LEGlsLATuRE.-Ihc Boundary Troubles
On Thursday last Governor Seward transmitted the fol-
lowing message 10 The New York Legislature. In The
House it referred 10 select committee:
.7tbany, March 7, 1889.
To the Lccisinturc:
The Congress Of the United States having had under
consideration Immediately previous 10 their adjourn.
ment the serious misunderstanding which has arisen
between the State of Maine and the Province OF New
Brunswick passed act giving to the President OF the
u s. additional powers Tor the public defence against in
yason and for other purposes. BY this aci the Pres
dent authorized to resist any attempt on the part OF
Great Britain 10 enforce by her claims 10 exclusive
Jurisdiction That part OF the State OF Maine which
is in Dispute between the United States and Great Br
TAIN and for that purpose 10 employ the naval and mill.
tary forces of the United States and such portion of the
militia as le may deem ii advisable to call into service,
and increase the military snd naval forces of the Union
in the event OF invasion, or Imminent danger oil nva
SION Provision is also made for sending special mi
mister 10 Great Britain treat with the government Of
that country upon amcabie adjustment OF The mat
tiers in difference between The two nations.
While the several Stale governments should carefully
abstain from any act that might IN any degree, interfere
with the constitution duties OF the Federal Government
il obvious that may arise in which they ough,
to make known that Government, 10 foreign nalionS
and any aggrcvcd sister State, that we are an united
people, Jealous Of sovereignty, and determined 10
resist aggression upon The rights territory OF the Uni
on The passage Of the act Of Congress- to which have
REFERRED Professionally contcmpales that The county
may during the Of that body be compelled to as.
sumo attitude oil defence against ioreigh power ana
seems therefore present Of those occasions which
call for such expression on the part of the several
States.
The measures adopted by Congress seem TO me to have
been wisely designed TO preserve the existing ncstima
bic relations of peace between this country and Great
Britain as well vndicate The rights Of the State
of Maine and maininn the honor and dignity oil The
nation II can scarcely be believed that enlightened
aud Christian nations bound to each other in peculiar
relations of feeling and of interest, will unnecessarily
ieti,v hafu no m q
1up,ed The Governments Of both, well as their in
dvdual citizens are under The strongest obligations to
eui;iva,e every disposition to amy and to TepTess all
tendencies TO hostile action. At the same time, peace Is
sed.s, The lot of any nation which does not on all pro.
per occasions manifest that knows its rights and Will
at all hazards maintain them. | respectfully call your
attention TO ice subject under the expectation That an
expression on Oar part of in the policy oil
the General Government will contribute 10 avert the
calamties OF war; ana the speedy and honorable
adjustment, of the existing differences between this
try and Great Britain.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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~ ~ IN
EETF lT1TN IT'D
sk-AA" -Ar.-kGs uSr-.A-
FOR NEW Il.

VI t. 1'ItNs
[L"ui>ian, and Nav York line of Packets
TUT. Ships composing this line will sail from
Nc" Orleans and New York on every other Mon
day-c"In'nencing on the 2Olh Noremhct-nnd te
insure the punctu,l'y in the time Of smiling, the
lin" will hrrcaticr consist of five ships, viz:
Ship lazoo, Captain Irnsk, to leave on tho coil
November.
Ship Louisville, CAptain Palmer, to leave on thu
4lh Dccrin'rr.
Ship huntsville, Ca .lain E!driI.", to leave on the
18th Drccmb,r.
Ship Vck>hnrg, Captain Wood',ousc, to leave on
til" LIST Jn,nary.
Ship M;SsiS> ipri, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th of January.
The aborc are all new, of tho first class, conner
d. and copper fastened, aud UPWARDS of $50 tons
hnrthrn, are Of light drauglt of water, being bull,
in New York expressly for the trade. The price
OF passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabin. are
lifted up in the most improved and convenient
plan, aud finished in Il neat and elegant style -
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided,
and every regard paid to the comfort and entire
of passengers, who will please take no.
lice that no berth can be secured until paid for at
the of &c of the consirnccs.
These vessels are commanded by c1Dtaius wcll
experienced in the trade, who will give every at
tcn'ion and exert themselves to accommodate. They
viii at all times be tow"d nn and down the Missis-
s'ppl hy steamboats,, aud the strictest pulctunli,y
observed il. the time of sailing.
The owners of these shi;s will no, be rcsponsi-
bic tor any letter, parcel or package. sent by or
put on board OF them, unless Il regular bill Of laGinu
be signcd therefor, at the counting house of the
agent or owners. For further particulars apply to
ID BEN & A COHEN,
novIl 80 Common st
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RI1suTnN & ,sp,vA1.,..s

''' 'Ftf " -
ToMFOUNn TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
T. and ceftsin cur =, for the + yer and Aguc,
T .mitient and intermittent fevers; prepared from
TIC original recipe. Used with eminent and uni.
9ersal success in 1882, by persons of tho highest
-esn"rtahility i, this city, as stated in tho annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
h"cn extensively used in tho above diseases with
such distinguished SUCCESS, that the Proprietor Of
The recipe has been induced TO offer it to tho pub
lie IN its present form. in tho hnn" 1T may he
the means of relieving MANY y, those who are
suffering under the sewage of our country. 1t is
a medicine possessing gre. t virtue, and when used
acco' ding to the direction! has never failed of
%eticct!ng a cure, even in the most obstinate stag
OF the disord"r. 1t is not ut Ill disasrcrablc, and
persons of the weakes. stomach, and children may
take it with inpunity. II strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect a cure. There is neither mercury MOI
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The propric'ors are
so we'll convinced of IFS efficacy, th*t they agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has beer
taken in accordance with the directions and hu.
not ctfnctcd a a perfect cure Of the fever 4 aguc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans, n
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store
corner Of BicnvilIc and Char,res streets.
For District Agencies apply to
jos r. w. SMITH, 4S Cont rt.
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CTATE OF LOUlSiAN A-Parjsh of Or!,,ns
~ Court of Pruhorr.

E"ATE OF LOUlSlANA-parisf, of Orleans
- Court of Prnbnte.
i" all whom these presents may concern
Grcciing.
Know We, that where's William Nackcv. n ,cs-
'dent at III" CITY OF Mhvsv'i'r, kv, has applied Ia
the Rr.ls'rro of Wills, in and tor the rartsn & city
OF New Orleans, and Ok "liirin Clerk of the Cnrr,
o. P~rHhates. in and for he Parish and CITY OF New
Orleans, aforesaid. for MONlTlON or ADEEP
1lSENE\T, in "o~ninrmitv to the Act OF tn,
L'Ht'Ia'nr" ct III" Stat" 'nt'i'"d g An ACT for tn.
,nr'hrr a>smr,rrt "irrlcs To purrllsrrSa a, Judir;,j
Sllrs.' approved 10 II "t March,. 1894. notice i.
HEREBY given ,"afl whom il may ruurprn th7, he
vir'u" ~, and ia nhrnirnre IN an ord of sale tr,,,
-a'd court "' i"nha'rs, IN md for tue pnri>, ana
rI'N at Now q leans, ''cnr NJ dat" the rriri
Apn', one ,1on-apnd eughl hnndrri AMI
"Igh', mud rem tered in the mlrtrr of
.Nn'hanl'l 4 "N. on ~. FeilrInn o. thrI-;nn
ans. lur. S"nilr "t the rrrd Iurs at said
sI"n tat NATHANIEL C,v. hrrcastI, which
sale was n.-" g'Hntrd pursuant 10 HE deliberations
at n meeting ni the rr-dl,rrs ct the nrc"nsrd
dU'r held and r"rvr:rh on tive Il,ird day ut FrN-
rnr'', eighteen hundred ard thr'v ciuh,, bet re
IL. Is. Gems, Esq. Notary Pnbl1c, and also after
the t"gl, aud 'SnoN rn"llcnuun had been mai-,
the Register OF Nitl, did sxpns- tor sale Ivy public
action ON tic ninth day of Nav, nne thnusanr
eight hundred an rIli,tN.,igc,, tor account Of rhr
aforesaid succession If the late Narharl~l Cox,
dee ea>r", he landed ~prnprr'v herrinairrr descn-
bed, belonging 70 the SnIri >rrcrs-inn, when pro-
Urrty was nh Indir,'rd 10 said W lIlIem Mnckry as
tlc lns' and ~nlnIlpsl bidder thereon, for tb. ,otaI
price ard snn of s"ven'ecn thousand dollars.
Description q! t!.c property ns given in the Judicial
cnnvrynn' e:
AL ard singular two crr.rin los Of ground
together with tho hu,Idinga and improvements
ia, room, aud all III. rights. urviIeue., cus,n,n.
waNt, scrvi'nhes and advantages rhercunro be-
l'"I'nG, or Ia anyAlsa aPPertalning, situate IN the
suhc'" - Mary. this ci,y.'n ih' square bound,
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81 I'm FOR IHE TEETH.
fHNHEestablished reputation and conslar,ly increa ms
4 den'hi.d Tor l'ils elit, tnt! remedy OF pnil, and pro-
serra'IVe OF tl, teeth, has induced the s,hscrItrer
oHer 1t 10 the American public. Arrangements lay
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
ana towns IN the United suites, SO MS to place il i,li
TN" reach OF those suffering and likely iusui.Gr this mos
hnrn>sinS of all uciies, Tootil-aclla.
When applied according 10 directions ciYea on
hottie, II has never failed 10 afford immediate and
iaalent re lei. 1t also arrests the decay N deirctiv
teeth, and Relieves that soreness " licll 50 tr1nrcutI,
renders a strong tooth useless Tie application an.
remedy are Hlnise, innocent, an rot unpleasant; and
tile large nitiber Of persons in different sections Of the
country, that have air ady experienced such ,ieIiglliitl
and ''ii'itary effects iron the use oi the Balm, are ready
to 'ear tfor the pubic gootl their testimony To its uI-
r.rHllcd qaniltes. 1t is an Indian remedy, obtained
stag iasiy AMI unexpectedly, and ma be resarly<! ~,
the civilized world as tue ln,ot valuable discovery
ru,Inuu oi the wuoiS.
rhce s Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
'1ro CO, Cmntarn and T,La uitou!ss eta.
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The Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Is due every day at 4 r. NJ. 1t
The Lohe Mnil (via Covington, Lay is closed every
Mondny, Wednesday aud Friday, at 6 u'ciuck, A. NJ,
j. due every Tuesday, Thursday, md Saturday, ut S
r. NJ. .
The Louisville or Rirer Mail is closed every Nom
day, Wednesday, and Saturday, ut 3 p. NJ. Is sent
and rcturnnd by STEAMBOATS,. Arrives irregularIy three
times a week.
TNe Bnyon Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday mud Friday, at Is ?. NJ. Is sent and returned
The Merandrin o, Red Rirer Mil is sent irrccu-
larry by steamboats, twice II week.
LOU VILE OR RltER MAIL.
Monday,
saturday,
COAST MAIL.
I%ss s'n,asy, and c'ose'n' a@ss's1eeh. r. NJ.