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The Prospect in England and France.
The New York Express ssys--"Prl
vate letters IRON Europe give brighter
a.pec. to things on The other side. The
agricultural prospects 10 England were
good. Breadstuas uncommonly low
and in lhe manufacturing districts there
was more employ men. for The operatives
Although the prices Of cotton were not
improved, yet the consumption has great
L. increased. From tlavre the accounts
were favorable; prices generally are arm.
and trade improved.
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MARVIN A WFE's SIsrER.-At a re-
gular meeting Of the Chassis Of New
Brunswick, 10 whom the subject had
been referred by the General Synod oil
the Dutch Church, it was decided, by
ayes IL, noes, IL, doubtful /, that /" ths
Word Of God does not prohibit The
marriage Of the deceased wife's sister
and the cannon Of The Dutch Church as
suming the contrary ought to- be sePeal.
ed."
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iuisEy Ena hass-poaas snd hanging; b.,
4 - ildiss aEs Eaiisfsl Es a. nol see
49, ~ enc rlss shosld c0mplain. Ahy
shoald these twins. her4uss Ihey are u
sspsrzbls connected. - denird . privilege
enjoyed By every GO else. cea.inly
iheEs : % Ian. silher knmaa or dirine,
10 inlerp0se.
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7oLaeeo.-We find smoue ihe proceed
ines Of Tie Philadelphia Conference Of The
Methods. Episcopal CLsrch. that q ne
prl IVES read By the Secretary from The
rommiIte demonstrating against the use
oflnbarco. and RECOMMENDING the Clergy.
men Of The NJ. T.. Churches 10 sbstain
from tie use Of that article.
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TyLERIsa IN TESNEssEE.-Mr. Moses
Singleton, of Davidson county, has been
nominated by "a majority Of Tyler men
in Williamson" rs candidate for Cover.
nor, and is out in the Franklia Review
with an address to the people. The
Nashville Wing says tina. he IS a Tyler
Democrat Of the first water, and thinks
,ha! sad breach is hereby made in the
party Of Gov. Polk, who is already hedg'
ed around with innumerablo difficulties.
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Origon is now the theme Of general
interest at the West Large meetings
to discuss the policy of taking formal
possession of and colonizing j, had been
had at Columbus, Ohio, and several 9TH
er places. Many are preparing to emf.
CRATE. :-..... ....
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PESksyIEkxIA.-Ths Loco member.
Of de f<yiAanre q Psa.syiv,sis. pre-.
sseas = stsarnmenl. n q caDrus meet
ins. recommended tlni me National con
rrnion assrmble a Baltimore In May,
1874. and dsa ehs delegates be NET else.,
ed b. congressional districts. They ez,
press = preference Ger Mr. Buehaaaa =
The Democratic candidate Tor tlle mex
Presidency. Taey reroumend also thal
. Democratic State Coayrnlioa Be hell
IN The lIh Of March next. 10 appoint De
legaes 10 die National convrnliOa. an!
70 nominate an electoral ticket. and ran
didale Cor Governor Of lhe state.
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HILLSBoROUGH LYCEUM, !
Nav IsT- 1914

u
May lsT, 1913.
This society having received the pain
ful intelligence Of the death Of their EEL
low member. Mr.. EDWARD ] murray,
unanimously adopted the following reso-
luiions: .-. .. ILL.,
Resotued, That We have heard with
heartfelt sorrow, Of the death Of our friend
and fellow member, EDWARD ]. MURPHY,
whose loss must be deeply lamented by
all who were personally acquainted with
him.
Resolved, Tha, We sincerely condole
with his afflicted family in the heavy
stroke of adversely they have sustained,
and deeply sympathize with his friends
in The loss of one, whose ACCUSTOMED pie.
~ and amiable qualities rendered him aa
object of their warmest affections and
highest hopes. DIV
ResoiUed, That in testimony Of our re.
greet for his untimely death, aud respec'
| for his memory, we wear the usual badge
of mourning fcr thirty days.
Resolced, That these resolutions be
published in the Hilsborough Recorder
and that copy Of them be forwarded IL
the family of the deceased -. $685..
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Great Britain and Brasil Accounts
have been received in England iorm Ki"'
stat no thar the mission of Mt. Ellie. !"
establish a favorable commercial treaty
with Brazil, has failed. andhe was prepar'
ins 10 return 10 Grra, Britain IN her Ma
ies,y's ship Malsbar. His proposal Tor 9
fresh treaty has been rejected by The b'a'
x,li.n Mla,st,t., The terms not being suet
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thursday, nay a.

We hare bsrz fsssrrd with > psmphlel
,.,E of DE address &C he Hoa. Edward
s,.aly 70 his lais constituents. In = for.
mrr number &c copied from &c Nsnh
SAFE WING DE concluding pas ia q d.is
inlsrss.ing address; N oar Psser to-day
AR readers VII End ssslhsr extract iron
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The Boston Mail ststes tina, $4,000. 600
yards Of cotton cloth were sold in tina. ci-
- on Saturday for the Canton marker, in
consequence If the late news from thai
place.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLlNA.
soRAxsE COUNTY.

Cour OF Peas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, ls43.
John Moore. ex'r., and others, .. Hosea
Smith and others
caveat ui Jsm,s Mosres VIII.
tel'he satisfaction Of tle Court,
- shss MiIlism Sykes ard Mary his wife.
heirs al law Of James Mere, deccsscd, ire not
inhabitants Of this stste= a 10 Therefore order.
edlhai publication b. made inthe IiilIsborou,h
ReccrL,r. f0r sr weeks successivcly. thru a Q
said heirs appear al the neat term ofthis Cuur',
20 be held hr the eossly Of TRANCE, al t'e
courl house in ndlsb' rauRh, on ihe fourth
Monday in May next, 10 defend, see proceed.
ings, &c. .h
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv 81 80. s9--
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Special Court.
STATE OF EORTH cAEOl1NA.
oxzxeK cuExrt-
Sspeior reaEi efI.zx-Narch Tern.
lef1.

IT srpsssas 10 ne gsjee reu haidirs Ibis
= Cenri. thai ahe hnsiarss npea ihs Grid Deek-
el 81 lne seine Tsmnsa BE- done ai the fsTIns a.
= ordered ~ ihs saia lsdfs tisi lesa-oisle
saperief Cean Il Lss fsT tlsis @ouaay DC leid
- The 6rsi Msa6syia gpae arxt. sreofdine -
The prusi-ioss II ne So psss~d 81 shs last ses
.sa u tie Gei.rrsl assepf.iy. sssislsf. 'ssn
at far she mere speedy administration e j1s-
asre.n d Is farsheE ordered. That he Glesk Of
lhis coan oan@e this 0sdsT u BE- Pablvhed IN
the I1iihbnrrrxh isesr r,svr. ard sazeTsirsd %
the door q he eesIi house sDd thfce u more
other puhIir places ~ ihs ecpaiy-
~ Parties and Witnesses are eofifrd 70
attend on MendaY morlisE. - q y expsrtsd
that she t'ourt wi;l snisr insmcdisstiy up0n tie
trial of ranses.
JOS. Q. NORWOOD. 9. .. 9
MaFth "a. ee-
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We have received The first number Of
the ilh volume Of The FARsER's Awe
CATE, Published Al jamestown in dis
stale. Its devoted principally 70 Agri-
cultural subjects. Those disposed 10 pat
ronize the wOlk can see specimen Of
/, Al Ibis dice.
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Nav Q


a YOUNG NAN Of steady habits wishes TO
"a get employment, as Jo,Tieyman Pdn,er
in on office either in North Carolina, Virginia,
South Carolina, or Tennessee. Address The
Post Master al lltlsborougi, and It will be
promptly attended 10.
Nav Q. V-
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg. April "a
-Tobaeco-Gensrally sales Of Lugs,
1920 TO 2:75; there are extremes above
and below these prices. Sales Of Leaf,
$500 70 7:5O, not including fne quali-
ties, the price Of which can only be test
ed BY their appearance in market.
CsiOn-Very lille doing, a. 81 10 81.
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ORANGE c9ENTE-
II Equiiy-Marh Term. l6ia.
tosish TurneE and olhrrs.


A&M~R &@ArrAAs N4at z o. uo4A4t -.
Crzia. and others.
Rsaiaian 70 sshjeri the Real Estate AZ rhss. p.
IFaia's Aeafs siAs~ - he PaymrHi o. dsaaa.
r. snis cause d being mads app~ar u shs
= saiisfariisn sfihe tisik snd Master. f4sl
kris BEaniiy and May he ale, Fssez.as
Nslls1elAf aad sarah hss .ifs asj uinshf
Petty. are noi iahabaaaas 81 Ihis slste. ps.hk.
raaian . hsrrlg msde ~ he iIsllsl eranaa fls-
oordeF. ar Ga seeks. thai snirEs lne sad saha
Baaaaly and Asnsy hss sd. FsFemaa VII
iesghhy and Sarah bic ne. and Winsaip ~,
y. appear 81 The neKt term 81 the sspersol
Ionn q Las AID Eqaiiy. 10 Ne heid 81 ths
eoaaly sfsFesaid. On the s-rand Monday ol SIP
lenhsr neHi. and P'esd. answer Gr demar. az
bit sd be taken pro eobfssso AZ 10 thea, snt
eel dohn fsr lesrng - psFte.
6rea undsr my hsad ard seal Il gfire. 4
llillstornaEh. che secand Mnncay a. Manh
IesA lssnsd Alril 81. IsEs.
JAMES WEBB, c. &s.
Price adv IS 50. ~.
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20 Dollars Reward!

RIA. .She is very black, stout made, has lost
the little toe from the ri oh. foo,, aud is abou,
forty years old Said negro absconded the
FIST Of this month JNasch She is nodoubt
trying to get Ito bpee state in company with
some others by the name Of Railes, who were
supposed 10 be free, but il has been otherwise
decided by the supreme Court. IL is likely
the whole ofahe lugitiSes have got forged free
papers. All stage proprictors, agents aud dri.
vers. are requested 10 be on the look out.
reward oftwcn,y dollars will be- .ipcnlor Ma
rim if'delivered 10 me in Chapel HILL, or fifteen
dollars il lodgcd'in any Jail so that get he'
again.
' OSBORN SNIPES.
Mareh 20. 81 =
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Atlenlion

Attention
80 fhr onmaaaiaa6nMFA. mem-snMmmisai -
sd QEners. 80 dfnmoiaRs. eilnetnd
- fkr 2nd Hast1sisa ~ rae xzl4 A<
gineus q y. c. ksiitis.
TY0U are kefs1y aualfst 49, <p=~nza -
= slis.6 - Wsaan Tncfs. go esFsidss
re IA dafAMI MAF nrx'. al "a 1frfseA. kor
ahs pnFfoaF a nna Sylvester sna Get hAaF.
aiaif 1md sisa - Ssisr6ay ne ESzh - a o.
saesks pc - slfsAd wiih Scr nssPssihe
eonPaairs Sc nasaslirs FsF~hf.s
JAMES u. PALMER Egior.
kpria "a 7e-
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.TOFAMILIES&R TALIDS.

TIE foiiamimg anainp@mmAAe EnmlHB ramas
dies mar ke fsmnM a lhe tillase armk s1arns.
sad seea ~ ever rsnElEF s1~Ee IL ne stase.
hememeer sa4 nrErF ssf zAr@ 4Ale<s lkeT
hare tAs fse-<zzzliz s<sNzi2rs 90
>L<fzs<1EsK*6I en ahs wssppnss. - Al sh-n
~ Ehr sans nsmus are hnss impasaans and es1nau
tsim II hs nrrrh@.s ns.srn - Is arn ~
uEgs Inn - Fsoc.ss n<n a II MsiSes1..s. ~
cen dIne h sila New Tea. e - wne g. hsa
Ne E1ndy sksald l. . sol uifkazs sksss remsSs-s.
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BALM or c COLUMBIA. f0R THE HAIR
1hieh xiil aop Il 4 faiIag o. sesaars 4 sa bala
placss; and 20 ehildEsn make h Eow rapiaF. e. e
dos Who hsss lsss he hair iron aay cause.
ALL YERMTN dat iafsa de heads q ehildfsn
n sshsdiA. sss prevented o. Hid ~ i q ssos.-
"a ;. -. : 'Nfa2sMsAASo ;.
I o. never ~ l. Re~saLu - als-y.
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r II Ct,IparHr, Secy
MONTGOMERY ANnr1.tAsSL


At Convention Of Delegates from the different
precincts of the counties OF Montgomery and Pulaski
held in the town OF B!acksburr, Saturday. the 25h
OF February, loi for the purpose Of nominating
suitable person OF tie Democratic party hc FOR
the mex! Spring election, To represent the counties
aforesaid, III the next Gsnefa Assembly Of virginia
The Convention hcng called 10 order by Col. Wm.
Thomas, Hamilton Wade, Esq was duly elected Pre-.
sdeni, auc DR.. Henry Il able Secretary.
ca motion. committee o. sixteen was appointed by
the Car, for the purpose Of rspog to the Conven.
tom the oi suitable person 10 be chosen
a candidate by the Convention.
The Committee, after having retired lew minutes,
reported the nune Of VIM. Wade, la and The question
beng taken, VIM, Wade UNANIMOUSLY chosen By
the Convention.
On motion, Rcsoircd, Thaa copy of the preceding
of ,hiS Convention BE- forwarded 20 Vim. Wade, E.G
with he leauss; tina. ke accept the nomination.
R,sorrrd. Tina, the Editors Of the Richmond En-.
qu7er, Lyucibusg Republican and Fincas,le Demo.
crat he requested 10 prt s he foregoing proceedings
in ,her respective papers.
Then, on motica, The Convention adjourned
HAMILTON WADE, i'ytst
/; prrrrr Ser'Y
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We might go through the whole list Of their pubic
acts, and compare them with their promises and eaeh
would prove not only failure but disastrous one 10
the country-Nay, SO unfortunate have been many OF
their acts that they have FASTENED to repeal them I'M
mcdiac!y after their operation commenced, until there
- but eitir force. This they PREDICT will be I'm
n.disiey modified by their SUCCESSORS
There is point on which the Wing Congress &c
credit and tina: s for the amount OF private ou
sness transacted.
Bh; there still remains another view which should
b. taken of their What has been its influence
on American principes-hose high and GLORIOUS prin-
ciples which the end o. the American system to
set forth and maintain They have rampied under
foot the doctrine Of equal privileges to every citizen :
They have made desperate contest 10 incorporate
number of individuals with privileges independent Oh
and above all others-nay, in some respects co-cqua
with the Government In their Tariff law they have
egisla'ed for classes, and Gu, off the privileges OF
individuals.
They have violated he right; Of the States in their
attempts TO impose upon them en- hPpoTlonment law
They have set at nough, integrity and triied with
every motive for the faithful performance o! obliga
tons by passing law that releases the debtor al his
pleasure.
The instability and fluctuations which they have
introduced in the national legislation, is without a
parallel and if il possible in the nature of things
for them 10 be in majority, and convene for few
more sessions, all the principles of American liberty
would be obscured. But better things are at hand
the progress OF the great Democratic party that has
been momenariIy stayed, will be resumed, and
brighter triumph will await the principles for which
we contend, than any that have preceded it.
fE Y E. Post
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gent rs IN The Richmond Convention OF lhe "a q
March. in which conide, 10 make oil necessary a
r,nrcncnts 10 secure 10 the Democracy oil ''g','
fair ren-csen;aton in said National Convention ina
90 -ococn;ze Il, :a ranks Of The Democratic party
na,v distinguished rael, whose eHi'n@n; pubic ser
v;-o . bo-p rf.at intellectual and moral wc.t 'u0S-
sJi,,y /, III. s.f - lie sp:!t OF car lsdsFa! Ion
slctoa sroar - adversely. stronger u; 'Hc y,' mo-
d,nae,ous hou. o. prosperity, fencer .nsm "o,'"t '"
Tho 1.hrs, hono5s which Tree and just people can
htor - 10 tnat PARTY, source Of honest eAui'a''oi
q I;;, Them true IN those first great conservaa'e
nr;nc;nles of construction, denounced ny ihouei" y
Iyh;gaery as idle distractions, We are prePaie.
- s.cfce our predictions for men, TO produce hai
mony and concert Of ac.'on to secure me nr
scndency O! these principles, The sheet anchor oi our
homes in the ctter and decisive overthrow" OF 'aa' VIII
do5d,ot and reckless system Of Legislation pursueu
h., the Hh,r pat;;. Therefore. hc 1t
;,o,,.g That sc approve Of the Convention 10 Inc
civ cr Richmond on tae - Q: haFch, 'e4'
j,,efc.8. Ybal lock 20 { National Convention as
,ha ,, .,,,ran-,c:e means Il aa7moaiZlng Tie con
3ic.sa ~, Il ons s.! tie parry IL reference 10 men, al"
I'm. nd 10 the attention oi the Richmond C"h.th
, me consideration Of Inc iG!e AID place q holding
such National ConteG'''a.
pc<o,,,9 Tia: though we have prediction among
tho ,s.,ngcssd men the Democratic party, as our
candidates Tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency IN
I-tt vpt believing '.Deasnres and not men Tue true
nrnc,oe OF action, will sustain any OF the dIs'In
rushed men who may become nominees OF a Nalloha
Convention Il.
pesotred, That we concur in The propriety OF the
adopton OF some mode By the Richmond Convention,
IN which delegates shall be appointed 10 rep'esen!
Virrinia i'll The National Conventions and hold, tha'
every Convention properly organized should represent
as fully as possible The vill OF the people
RsscicfG, That viii support any prominent iehi
her Of tie Democratic party, in our district who saa
become The candidate Of ll, party in our approach
ing Congressional election
R,soiyed, That be appointed by Inc
Char 10 represent US in the Richmond Convention
Whereupon the Char appointed Mcssrs. J. Reamey
Dr. w. A. Spence, j. ". llungerford, J. :. Brock
entrough, WIN. Holiday, L. Porter, W. ID. Watson
and Il. l.. T. Beae, delegates 70 HE Richmond Con-
venon. To which, upon motion, the Chairman was
added.
R.solred That ,hese proceedings be published in the
Richmond Enquirer. with request 10 ether papers
friendly TO tie great cause, TO copy.
On mciion the meeting ;irn adjourned.
TSO&. J. HUNGEfFOKD, CAmn.
W l. Srr>Cr. Jr SER y
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LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF Observation-Disclosures PnocrrptSGs
JurisIjriiDn of IuSt;res

Jurisdiction of .Jusftces
The bill extending the Jurisdiction Of Justices of the
Peace, seas called up by MIR. MILLER, Of l..
Mr. CowAN said Mr.. Speaker, am in favour OF this
bill! because am in favour OF promoting the nteres,
Of the people. may hereafter be entitled TO the sheriff
av in my county. And as this measure will diminish
the fees of the shers il would be my interest op-
pose it. but disregard my own interest in my desire
promote the prosperity of the yeomanry of the
try. The gentleman from Shenandoah wishes to know
what will become of the clerks if this bill is passed
should like to know what will become ofhe poor people
if this measure is rejected. That gentleman is not the
son of prophet but he is the of clerk Sheritfs,
CLERKS and lawyers may be injured by the passage 0!
this BILL but the people will be benefited by it. pro.
missed my people that would dc all | could to have
this law passed. Let US pass il without SO amending
it prevent it from accomplishing the beneficial
objects which it otherwise would accomplish. Olher
States OF this Union, Kentucky, Tennessee Missouri,
Illinois, Ma ryand, Pennsy lvana, and large number
of Others have extended the jurisdiction OF single
Justices 10 and two hundred dollars. And why
should not Virginia extend the jurisdiction OF single
Justice, Sir, if this measure is passed, as much will
be saved to the poor people of this State as would pay
all the revenue Of the State And let US pass this bill
Do not let turn aside from purpose TO aid the
people-the hard working peopie--of this Common
wealth Let US reject al! those amendments which
render the oil objectionable and will endangs. It's na!
passage. cali upon the friends ot tue people 10 come
70 The support OF this Ii We can pass II, do
not want any stay law 10. under fifty dolia-: Ii
will give US all We want My people demand such Law
ut the haIds OF the legislature 1t will free them from
immense costs Do not lie, US shrink from our duty
here! Stand up, and hold on is wha. ! would say
10 the friends ci tins measure The enemies OF this
trying TO do all they TO defeat IT..
Pass this bill, and will never be repealed. The people
will let il be repealed. 1t Will suit all classes o.:
the people ]! will prevent litigation, diminish costs,
and secure debts too There is every reason in the
world 10 induce to pass this bill Gentlemen say that
the cons;abIes not good officers They, class,
good any other class of the community. In my
county they always perform their duties in unobjec
tonabe We not be alarmed from the sup
port bill There many calls from various parts
OF the country in favor this the friends
of the mus, mold fast never let go We must
hold to 1t.
The bill was then laid on the table. On Tuesday
day last it again taken up, and made the order
Of the day for THURSDAY, 9TH March
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At meeting of portion Of the Democratic Repub
lcans of Floyd county, held on Monday The goth day
OF February 1913, at the Court House, that being Court
day. David y. Howell, Esq, was called to the chair,
and NJ. Sundeiur appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being explained by Cap
tain Job Wells the following resolutions were adopted
Resored, That this meeting approve the Democratic
Convention proposed 10 be held in the city of Richmond
on the I'd Of March.
Resolecd, That job Wills, Esq, Col Jacob susher
Major Howard, and Major Thomas Banks, be appointed
10 represent tins county in said Convention aud in The
event Of their future to attend, that Harvey Deskns
T. Rtchle :; Taiaferro, and w. Wade, be, and the y
are hereby appointed altcrnatss
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added
Rcsolrcd, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
10 H. Deskns, Esq our Representative in the Genera
Assembly nov sitting.
On notion the meeting then adjourned
DAVID n. HOWELL, Chairman.
NJ SuSDEFuR Secretary.
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MrsHERlsn This sosrce, hunhrc or Whatever
else you may choose to call IT. s IT present, "a The
GO IN Fredericksburg. However c:isc:ua!ly lis SOM
.;ferc;s .a:.e: may &c; individuals, community
the eitctis tuoc.lr ,!crcgc. "Oar folks
pleteIy rouscd--sone exiong lie science, and
oera;ing the humbur. Nj. FiSk's lectures were well
attended, and some CT his mcsmcrc developments
truly astonishing But ncredulity has received lis
When men OF rndoub;ed pTobity-known to the whole
community 10 be srch-perform some Of the most
wonderful experiments, and surpass the Profess
sors OF the science, then scepticsm obliged TO yield
We need not repeat evidences in its favor, affirm
our conviction OF lis truth. Skeptcs may laugh at
IT they choose and will throw ourselves upon our
reserved rights and laugh at them in That
argument is as good one way as the other-D
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SENATOR FOR THIS DisrEtcr.-It will be gratifying
TO our Democratic friends 10 hear, that at The earnest
solicitations Of the Delegates from the counties com.
posing this Senatorial District; in the Convention at
Richmond, the present able and efficient representative
James Il. Cox, of Chesterfield, has consented TO be
again q ca ndidate for that Office.
In making this annunciation, we think it proper 10
congratulate the people, that MIR. Cox has consented
TO serve them again in State councils, although he
does at great sacrifice 10 his personal interest We
have had some little opportunity TO be acquainted with
MIR. Cox course while in The House OF Delegates and
the Senate and bear testimony to his efficiency and
industry. Labor and cons'ancy" has been his motto,
and donh; whether his superior as representative
ouid BE- found -Pctfrs5urg Republican,