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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

LAGRANGE, Va. Aug. -, 1913.
Dear Sir; Permit me, though stranger,
10 PROFOUND a few important questions 10 ,ou
relative 10 your present views, independent
Of what ihcy my have been heretofore.
request your attention particularly, be.
cause have contracted Cor, and am about 10
establish press &c, and contemplate pub
lishinga newspaper here, to be styled sarho
Lagrange llomid.n Likewise a Clay Club
has been organlzcd consisting Of a large
number Of our citizens. Besides, the ardn-
Gus duties Of the editorial department will
dovolse upon me ia It's commencement, and
dosifo 10 know precisely in what manner
am 20 meet the democracy IA hoirnumerous
modes Of attack.
Please state ifyour views Of the protective
policy Of 1882 have undergone any modid.
cations, and 10 what oxlentl Aud would
you, Il you bad il in your power, 20 for a
bill as protective IN rs principles, as the tar
III act Of lS32l
Please state your present convictions, with
respect 70 a iaudl What the extent OF your
iauG measures arc, &c.g With most pro-
found respect, am, dear sir, your obodiont
servant y. 5. BRONSON.
Hon. II. Clay, Ashland, Ky.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

night, When in danger fem The rude hands Of
those who claim TO be fconen, yet would
Be iifsi 70 throw the hrc-bSand INTO tho tenn
PIE Of Lbcry, and laugh Ike icnds 10 see Il
burned IN ihc dust. This IS no fancy sketch
ihe picture of Tho Pas, Is piinlcd in too vivid
colors to be mistaken The Present l. too pal.
pably bciHc rs 20 deceive; and tho Future,
80 mus, feel, i destined to bring lonb
events which We shouldsow psopiFe 10 com
bat cfimpsovc. I have been betrayed into thi,
expression ofiecIing " The though, tia, when
such men oro chosen 10 represent The true.
hearted aud vinuous, Il should ai least, Prove
a source ofaarn 10 hose Who possess Que
spark Of Alacrican feeling"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

GrThc Cincinnati correspondent Of the
Biltinosc Patriot, speaking Of the election
Of the notorious Dr. Duncan 10 Congress
hon that District sys-"As you have d.
ready been advised. tie notorious DE-. Duncan
is elected 10 Congress from this county, by
perrin p majority Of ten or twelve hundred /;
this Tcsult is as | anticipated Ca The day OF
election, and therefore do hot feel much dis
appointed. IIaines Is defeated, as every sane
man might have expocied-hc Is, unionun
aiely, gentleman, and, joined to The cry Of
~aris.ocrai," saisod by the agrarians, was ann
ply sufficient to seal his fate. do not feel
in a mood ior lsmenting this result. bat Do
pits those who have suak 70 low asio glov
in toe elevation OF man whose character is
IN keeping with be shallow mind 10 those
Whohavc the good ofthcir eounifyai heart,
the mere rejoicings and boaslings ofsuch mn
are matters Of perfect indifference, ADD are
only calculated TO inspire pity, and perhaps "a
dc cod 70 nerve ,hoir arms moro strongly IN
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

Although the official returns are not al in.
says the Louisville Journal ofthe 3lst uItimo,
the fnal results oftbe late election are asccr-
tained with Sufficient accuracy TO be stated.
The Wing majority IN the General Assembly
viii be over forty On joint ballo,-in the Sen
ate vey small, bat in the House some forty
one or two.
ron oovEKNOR.
Geo. w. Cawiord, Wing ASSOC
Mafk A Cooper, Loco 35,O6l
Wing maioriiy 4A4l
ToR coSGREss.
Stephens 3s,fl4 Stark 1872
Chappell J7,Al7 johnson 3G,7O9
Stephens majority over Stark, (Hyhig high
est over Loco higbcst,) 3,442.
yERMONT-Tbe Legislature Of Yer
mont assembled AZ Montpelier on Thursday
oi last week. = n. Bnggs was chosen Pre-
s'deni Of the Senate aud ID. W. G. ClaTk,
Secretary, By votes Of 10 70 s over their com
Petitofs. The House was Organized by the
election Of Andrew Tracy (Whig) as Speak
Ct, and Z. Il. Merrill (W.) CleTk, by ll2
votes iog6 for l.. b. Villas andO. II. Smith.
The Official canvcss Of the votes for Gov
ernor shows the following result:
Mauocks, Wing 24.lG5
Kellogg. Loco Foco 2l,9S2
Williams, aboliuonist 3,77B
Scattering 81
There being no choice Of the People, the
Legislature voted Tor Governor as follows.
Maiiocks received, l3l votes.
Kellogg lO3
Williams o
Judge MattuCks was thcFcupon declIred
duly elected Governor Of Vermont for the
ensuing year.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02
LETTER FROM HENRY ccAY.

The following letter j. from Hon. Henry
Clay 10 us, IN reply 70 certain inicuogaiories,
plUpoundcd by us In letter dated Aug. -,
lcij,a copy (Which we insert below.
Lagrange Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

time he may htk r. PER to pfsrnte The clzsm ct
Virginia aEsinst the jnied ars. fr the amruHt due
IN account Il meH,y pad IA lhe oi.i.r, 81 ibt
Virginia Sfsie ae. sn,e the 9Th Of juy, 1872 winch
shoull have Seen pa.d Tie Iieasary q ihe niled
STATES.
And the question being put tbernpln. was deefml-
ned IN The affirmative; and he Clet erefrd 10 eo-
nuaeae LIE 10 the Senate and request teif con.
cufienec.
Subsequently, Nj pyrd Of f.. nov.d 10 reconsider
he yol, or5efug lie bi Ia u eu.stuenf So thai 10
mIgbl move to .raa oui lie go eap appropriated IT,
the July interest tho jams River and kanaA hh
btn3s.
Tie lions s-rfel To raeaa-ilef-io'e II.
Ar. ByHl filri fuagel o. 81 ,c aal lht aR5npnaio
\ long dfhaic ,t.surd Ia winch Ars.r- Byrd u +,
and 1aya5 spoke IN favor of striking out. and hlessrs
Randolph 1uIor 6allahef. Carer. CruelIicId aud Il
ylug IA opposition.
The man point Of arramen, hr striking cot was
that he State not hound To pay interest III advance
the providing or II beug declared to be tan1mouat TO
payment IA advance II tho company failed 10 pay
he interest the nexl Legislature could make apprefa-
ton lar is payment.
l. was c9airnlc On Other ha,d lint tie law and
tha terms 81 thu bonds placed the stic IN Inc attitude
o principal. and thai II the interest va, nol punctuaiy
mid ssm annually. pledged m tie Ia" and III The
bonds her etrdu wound he affected. would that oi tie
coupaa'. Il was further argued. that he STATE having
infused TO- restore her guarantee go tloo09 Withdrawn
nom hv company. The company "onId cefaulY be nm
11ie II ty TIC urast. md mat lhn tulGfc io provide
fog II, VIII ih's knowledge lciare The Lr- Iaini',
would Ice iHfae II 10 rtlad.aaea oI die Obligations
tn II, S.Ju.
'rbo liaasa refused 10 strike on=.I ayes n > noes
NJ HaHlsi at K. fnure1 - alHend the appropriation
bin. o.. tons.u & .usu - tor making up The 9eh
cheney If last Year n l and Ia volumes II lei2is
Rcparls and - U01 nr the purchase ut the 1th
lamc at Nh Iceh's i'pefis, Nj Lrigbs private pro
pcuy.) of whatever sum my be enough ofay for sad
@Ih volume. al the same ana The same terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

Tise aouchbutg G'ir4i.sl1,t.
THURSDAY. M1RCH 50. 1873
WINGS OF CAMPBELL.

Oae Of your candidates (M5. Toler) has been slcc-
ted 6} tie bstuc Convention as the candidate af this
Congressional District, and left vacancy be filed
According precedent long since established in tins
county. the Wings Of iynchburg have announced a
capdldate for Yopr sntraacs, Ia run IN coGHeNion with
CnrtfoX. The person whom they have announced
: we'll known IN lynclbG'g iuI Us 10 say any thIng
IL relation 10 him, -Bu to the county, would say
thai III Coonel Brown. they havea gentleman Of good
sound practical and discriminating Judgment III the
most unblomished alegnty-aud most unlluchng
Whg-aod one Of the most popular men il our to~n.
The meeting Saturday the largest political gai-
crng We have scon since leA0 and Tic saue frc which
had been smoudcaq since that time, burslod forth on
that occasion ito wouod fury and the utmost onthG-
s'osn seemed 10 light up the c1utenancos Of the Wings
in tie meeting, and determination 10 do their duty
The nomination was carried by acelamalion. Yet the
Loco focos say hey will beat us in this county. Can
this be When we have majority ot more than hun
drcd III the county VIII any " hg 50 far foraet his
duty 10 his country 10 stay from the polls. On
occasion like this, because the candidates are
mol his first choice? 1t Is mpossibllty for every man
t. get his first choice but must make some concessions
But lhs is the ground upon which opponents rely 10
carry the eounty-tbe disatecon and snpincncss OF
OF the Wings. Let u0ion aud harmony prevail
among Us, and every man BE- aroused 10 Of his
duty, aad we can carry old Campbell BY an oyefwAelm-
my majority.
CAMPBELL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Wings d Tins Congressional District, com posed
Of the counties Of CampbeII, Buckingham. Charlotte
Prince Edward, Lnnenburg and Flayanua will see the
address Of Mr.. Ioer 10 them. The addroas. in a COLI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
.Jorct0it IWtc,iineuce
ARRIVAL. OF THE COLIMBll-3 WEEKS
LATER fROf. 1T ROPE.


ARRll ". or IlIt COZ AhlA-3 WEEKS
Ia il i ROE ~ RoPt,
ihr "haba atl''d al Boston IN Monday morning
Mating Lien fs'ge n m lVcP5al IN flccn days
mad h"ii SLe has NifnDneed very good winter
Nf1Ii'r.
1ar'"n spence T., late n command e the / :. ship
i1auaa u f1r Mediterranean. and hmihero thc Sectc-
l'f 1t lhe Treasury ~ alsa PASSENGER.
w I'W1ly tbs au'al thal the cotton m1rlet is
sl oni el % Is 'Fal i.7fd dat dc lowest plln has
ulifei H0ae uarbai ana tjeIr appes ~ be improve
meet ~ the nauu@elnuna districts. lbecpn market
Is aaa h,9th win hui lea transactions and declining
pres NaaeY is a@ni7ni. great snneare lying com.
p@f7Nf 7lr thefe being no encouragement to embark
ia lHt''I.lI# ~ Dtatf r.aialous.
In cr.aI4af, who have advanced lhor money 10 the
iF51.a- States al Illus lu1n have Hdlrpss,da slrung
memorial an The sa3erl To- Nh Esenu, The Amenean
NlHlsiIr ia LONDON, with aloPustthu nay he FIR
Nfl7j ~ Tin President iif rtscntaon ia Congress aud
" the jji.rHHi Ntate Legislatures. 'thn manoial ad
vance tvrf} possible argument FIR the maintenance of
lueff'di nj iAe States, aod shows tur'y enouah. the
".nasi "h.ifeya'le injury winch American credit has
Sustained IN Ear1pe through the dishonesty ot the
States "hfh hHeHpAd.aed. tiles ucoi'rI a gIuu
uHnarr OF Signatures. The mest striking pas>aee rJ
lles l. the siruieaed peenn'ary circumstance, ri the
mqau'} a The sufferers, winch W su'4.ia Every
'foe American, every honest and r',hl hearted mau,
mus desire To See 81 foul stain WIPED from the e,cnc
che7o Of his country. The fact that in tie Money mar
Ais +" F'a'oPc American eedu is 9Ncr than thai ol any
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

Price Of Coiton.-rhe Money Article of the New
York Herald of March 81 speaking of the decline in
the price Of cotton in England of which we hear BY the
last arrival remarks that iii is about 81 per bale low
er than was ever known betore and selling esli
mated loss oflHy l6 per cent. the cost Of prodnc.
lion" And yet the circulation of this country is nov
almost down to the specie standard. which we have
been told to be the paralsical are of the cotor
makers How often the financial theorists rebukcd
by Stubborn and appalling facts. The fairy Frost work
ii lheiE fancy mells under the rays of sober reality
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IL - That hIverfer G.lnrr autsall 4 mon, q,
hocie Cum. tisau Ia, asltrr s,Ge ii uhcl. .,,.i,-
PHlAn. 10 a.ta 10th rarles III thai county flIL a..
complete t'fra coat, being lirs Democrat, then WIN
and then Dea7erat again. Among tie questions ,.I,a
WIRE these Uhy did yon tare he Old ,JacLsan num-,
Why satrr yourself 10 be run by tie " has fer t,,s
mr. How VAS it thai you would nj rtcei,. a.po,ae..
TN al the hands Of the Democrats ailc Spfino cfIS
Tie Governor measured his principles hy Inches =,
Greene pretty much II the same nlaner as lie did h..
y correspondent remarks. When You begin 10 measure
mans principles by inches, II IS tme 10 drlp him. .
slys, ii the Governor Is caught however by the ..
IN the somerset he is lngna. we would say 10 Them
Gen. Gordon said, = BE SIRE yoit marx him ~ l.,
he will very soon wish 10 Turn another somerset H.
they will be enabled Ia detect him. though they ma,
expert at ground and llly iumbns. We ar. o.a5 ;,
see both parties co1denninr the Goycrnnr's l,cli,, -
so0crSeiiag and thai though, he NAV turn I'M ,ct :,
tcner than his cpnpetaf," he will be beaten in H.,
game. The Governor could not be made Il, ,,o,I,r F.,
any man for President. III, SAYS however + uJi,;1,
ais. that h" prefers Van Buren,. Wehayeone If t;av.,
nor Glner's Why speeches delivered in 1880. vhi.,
we viii cnleavor to publish Soon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
CAMPBELL CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT.
HON. " NJ. |. GOGGIN.

1t will be seen by the Adde'S Of His gentleman that
he has announced hmseIfa candidate for Congress, liz
the Bedford Congressional District We are panied 10
hear Of the alciioo OF Mr. Goegins family " hch will
keep hln from canyasslng the Whole District. We be-
cye from the news have received from Maids n and
Greene, that there good chance Tor Mr. Gopaus cleo
ton. We understand that many Of the l1cos OF those
two counties will not vote for him. correspondent OF
the Charlottesville Advocate from the County OF Greene
says 'hc heard several loc1s say they would vote for
turn coat they could not think If voting lor the a.soc
"tr 81 ttt Nn1-saae Nhnha1 He'd from the rlnhs and
was no" teiag upon Hcmp VIII the Wings Of The
county Of Bedford stay from the polls, when there is .
c.aueeby strong effort to eject Their worthy and Is
'ccmed leI ow ciizen? We urge upon the Wings o
Bedford. the necessity Of turning ou,. a mln AMI t.
visit upon the heads Of the Locus the rotrlu,n they dc
serve lor Ga1ynaH2eri"g that District for the pnrps,
of drowning the Voice Of thai county DO your duty ther
Wings Of beIilrd. We hope, however. Mr. Geggin
will cnabel to visit most, fuo all the counties IN Tia,
District. We hope all the counties IL may fail To at
tend, some good Wing viii repros nj HIM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

The called meeting ot the James River aud kauawIa
Company was held in Richmond on Saturday evening
last; and in conformity vi a law of the present SEES
sion, the number of Directors reduced from seven
To five and three Of the present Districts ontcl
josef {. Cabeil, Esq. reelected pcsdent-abd
John A. Lancaster Of r clnond Smtson II. DAVIS Of
iynchburg, 'FEomas NJ. D,nduant of Buckingham,
DR.. John l}rnckenbrough Of Richmond, and Allen T.
Gaperton of Monroe Were appointed Directors The new
larii of lis will, We suppose, 60 ato operation ia
day two,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
DISCUSSION II BEDFORD

We understand that Ex Governor Glllner and tho
Hon. WIN. l.. Goggn made speeches at Bedford Conr,
on Monday 4 friend. who heard them informs us that
Mr.. Goggio certainly triumplcd over Mr. Gmer, to
t1e delight 81 The Wings present. We believe it I'M
sslble far Coy Gmer 10 stand before any to, rabe
Wing IN debate, 50 desperate is his cause-and in con-
sequence OF the vaellanng course he has pursued lie
Is certainly one Of the most vulnerable men we know
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

The 1gtr Pmty--'ihe late meeting Of the office
holders IN New York has sounded the death hncl Of
iycrjsn, Instead Of nllsug new life, rs had been ho-
ped, into It's paralyze canase. The general committee
II that party has been dissolved after adopting result
ton, proposing aagnanmously permit themselves 10
:, swallowed up by the great Democratic parry."-
The Globe however, with indignant searn, rcpcs these
conrtczan advances and, using the only argument like
y 10 be effective with those Who put up publicly the
sp1ls al auction, 10 the highest bidder warns them
that Mr.. lylrr and his associates in power have ~
thing toeNpect from the Democrats \ body - while
II unsparuLly dcnounccs as "Rencgadcs" all the
members OF that party who take office from the Press
dent! This is but loreiaSto OF the ysitaonS which a
wait Mr.. I Ter when div%ed of the para hernalia Of
rank and the patronage Of station he shall return to the
bosom his constituent body, mark for the finger ii
srorn 10 point at, and when that Conscience, which he
has 50 sratutonsy sandeted Ivy pleading lis monons
as fr his treachery, shall peIfrm mparally
It's functions, The parasites and falercrs who no y
have his ear viii desert him when he can no longer re
pay them for their syren stug5-and he will indeed be
an object Of commisc ration when the solitude Of private
lille shall give free scope To the oriuring reflections
that old reinembrancrs must awaken in his bosom.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
OUR NFIGUB8R,

Mr.. Cawthon, one ofhe Editors of the Republican,
has we regret TO say, IN consequence of his health, b'n
compelled 10 terminate his conucAi with that paper
We have long known Mr.. Couthun, and dislike to
loose him from the fraternity. Mr.. Dewitt. its principal
editor has associated with him, Wilson {. Hewitt. ESQ.,
polished, educated and intelligent gentleman. We
are happy 10 greet him in the fraternity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

o.. The Valley Star seems 10 have found na''
nest, aud is III ecsares over it, Ii seems 10 nave 'o
out from the Nirginan that Mr. Van Buren, is 10 "
the 0n}g candidate Of the I.ocus for the PRESIDENCY
But lay not that 'ilalcriue nnrtion TO your sui
We meant, as the nature ol the article will show ''
the contest will lie narrowed letwon him ana w.
Clay IN lie Moth And el,luse So nov. Eu' y,
do moi believe that heN be supported by all Inc '.',
of die North, precrrng Calhoun In some VI INV
Southern States, Nir. Calhoun viii be the colnP'i"'
But thai Mr. Van Buren, yIll De ihe principal c'"f'''
tor, we have no duu5t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
PENNSlLNANlA.- Communicating.

TINS State has several times been Distracted aal the
Bill vetoed by tie Governor. The Legislature has
now spporonod the State in the most fasitious manner
passing through by force of party. The Wings under
this 3D. VIII be ableto elect only four members in the
State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

o. Any writing on the margin Of newspaper, 'rao'
nited by mail, subjects the writer o fine Of five d''-
lars. case Of this Kind has been recently judclaiy
settled in Baltimore il favor Of the l. States, the offence
consisting simply in writing the words, ''Ffom Ehe''
Gelstoa s. Co, Balimort"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

The TU0.-Alr Walsh the inteIl:gen, Paris cor
respondent OF III, National Integencer in Il late litter
says: "tompalnts come to MS, in German articles, Of
tie operation of your tariff the exports Of the
League, and reprsals threatened" This remalk
shows that the of the durabe article does not
pay the entire duty, he pays any portion Of it, else
these complaints OF the producer would be senseess
would be the threat fnprsaIs' with which they are
accompanied, duty treign fabrics falls upon The
manufacturer 10 great extent II not exclusively And
tins being the fact in what attitude do those gentle
stand who, in the face of foreign exacons upon the
produce ofthe United States, amounting in some cases
10 1000 per cent advocating The Utopian doctrines Of
free tade2 They would bleed our couhrymen on both
sides Of the WATER and boast tier wisdom and patriot
ism in the same BREATH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
pITkINGUkAlC0INTY.

We understand hat Col. Flood has declined tho
nomination made by the Wings at lhcr last Court an,
that the Wings Will nov run DR. MOSEIN witt
Grandson AI,s,ly Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

rs arc CrPecied iadjscnan is in ers'acips at
the Tyler mass meeting in Ne" York. II thinks all
the world is going for Captain Tyler. After writing
several pieces Of poetry upon the subject he thus dis
courses:
Let the patrio's heart rilice The Republican
spirit ol the land has arisen from its snnber. The
which has been made between tia, People and the Pol
clans has been tried, ald the People have prevail
ed''
Our President surely must not road any other paper
but the Nadisonan. And he doubt believes he has
all the pcopie with him. But The reads any other pa
per. he would find that office seekers the prime IN
vtrs IN all the ~ lr meet ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

D.. The Medical Society Of Virginia offers Gold
Medal In the best os,ay The value of opium in the
treatment OF rbre dseaScsn The essays are to be ad
dressed 10 DR. Marx, the corresponding secretary. in
Richmond, (ppst paid by the LIST oi October, lcil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

AMHERST COT NTN. We regret to say, that
VIM NJ. Waller, Esq, has re considered his acceptance
Of tie nomnaouat last Amherst Court the candidate
Of the Wigs for the neat Legislature, aud has with
drawn his lamo from the contest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

General AUGUSTINE 4. CHAPMAN, is the T.o-
co Foco candda'e for the Congressional District, com
posed Of the caunrs of Mlnroe Montgomery, Boieourr
Roanoke, Pulaski, Giles. Mercer Logan. Grcenbrcr,
poeahontds. Bath, Alieyhany and Floyd. We presume
he will hayeho opposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
Domeottr Enteili1cnse.
N.loRh MONEY MARKET-crrY NEWS.

Pryaielaore frum Enrppo, by the steamer speak dos
nlruly Of the commercial slaleuf things in Eng land
Markets particularly ff Cotton. worc depressed Trade
IN The manufacturing districts IS II possible. il more
Ianeud state than heretofore. Very little demand for
money ir commercial purposes, aud the rate ID interest
lower thmeyor.
TIN, news will have severe Effect Cotton here
Holders have bon lp,tng fr a. little improvement and
hrucr ol things which. by these account, they
viii be Disappointed m.-Lrpress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30
PiTTSALNANIA COT MY.

DIR. Atkinson declines the nomination madc al Pit
syiyana Court, and the Wings have Nominated
JAMES IANlEk, of Danyie, 10 ran in conjunc-
tou with Capt Wilehcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

.laofhcr I3'er m.m.-Anoher Wing member Of
{ ongess las gone over to Captain Tyler The Hon
y. Renchcr oi Moth Carolina. one Of the Wing Flee
t'rs IN $50 in that State lie is now one Of the
Guard and Of COURSE viii expect his REGARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

@, The Bill charging the Corporaion of Lynch
burg has been indefinitely p5stponed in the House Of
Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

o. The petition 10 form CONT, out OF paris u
Campbell Buckingham. Prince Edward and Chariot"
has been defeated in the House Of Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

TAN BlLL.-The Tax Bill has not yet passed the
Legislature. The lower House viii not agree to so''
OF the an. eadil ents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

q. Joseph Eaches, Esq who was recently reno
we'd by Nh Tyler tom theeiiicc Of oclor ii the pr,
OF Alexandra. 10 which he had been appointed by Gen.
Harrison, has been uaanmansly elected Mayor of ha,
cy-an emphatic popular verdict upon an act Of Exec
I've despntisn.
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TncRaDAy, March IS, 1913
message from the Senate announced the passage by
thai body Of the bills changing location Of part OF
the White Suphar Springs Turnpike road. passing
through The town Of Union. in the county ct Munroe y
snd.to incorporate the Augusta Savings institution !"
Also that they have agreed the resolution distributing
certain copies Of the sixth census.
i1r. BJcoek moved 10 up The bill fiupng now
laly out Of paris II Dackingiam Prince Edward. &c
Ai.n House refused 10 take up.
CHIEF ENGINEER