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Cotterics.
J. &. GREGORY X co, MANAGERS,



Thnf.sy-ssoOoo Ghoo. .5:s 10 tf1rs of isua 10
OF 1000 ~ Of $40. 90 of 900 80 of 80. rkst5
friay-sj0Oo 1910 0no -oo Guo 500 ps. $50 . of $50
q TOO. a.. A. &C. Tickets 2
satar'aySooo gooo 1900 iais, r,,.. a. QUO M soo &,
nj goo 30 of 60. Gc. g.. Tickets
100000
AeNandria LOTTERY, Class +. for 1913 20 be- drawn AZ
AoSandni, ID. e., on saturday, the isu Of NOycmbef
leiJ Splendid Prizes-s 10 O0J. 10000 5000. 3?j5
220n 1000, 1870. ISOp, 1900 1000, 10 Of tri,.. al
1000 10 VI 800. 10 Of 800 - Of 300 400 Of I.0 &c
- No Loi'erlj drawn ballots Tickets $40; hal,.s .
quarters 81. Certificates Of Packag, Of % Whole Tick
cts, Sl3O-sharcs IA proportion.
100000
Alexandria Lottery Class No. sc. for Is H. to be drawn
ln AleNandria. d. C., Saturday. the 25 Of November
1913 Brilliant Sehcinc-SjOOO 900, 10000 5000 a367
prizes 81 1900. 100 prizes of 1000 10 Of 300 Sc
Tickets Sl halves 3 quarters 81. Certificates Of Pack
ages OF :" Whole Tickets, Sl3O-Sharr in proportion
fo Tickets and shares Ceoa,es Packages an tie above
splendid LOTTERIES. ssir-..
J. g. GREGORY a CO. Managers, Richmond. Va
DfaNn2 mt Immediately amer they al who orer
o.
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ROSE COTTAGE.


tRSu AM To the provisions of a Deed i'm
- Trust executed ~ Mr. Reha-tsor TO the sul~rr.
hnd anohr oh m" lsih day n IsI2 m In. r.
'hef'n Designated ami o OF auov.
county sia procss public auction on IN. prs.
81 ~ oeoek on FRIDAY the 18Th day Of December n.lt tina,
'eing f ny or ri~- the thereafter tSuniay
"p'ed that desirable and healthy residence IN thu county NJ liar.
"f y within tns of thu city Richmond known a. RoSE
''II"i the former rc-i-nee Richar,-1n family yn-
on 'e ranch road from the anoy.
'our' hos" The deed conveys acres ado,ny
Washington Henry Academy, Edmund u. rsusa and Other.
AbIui two ihls Of ths land cleared which there neat
ai comfortable dwtlu2ho and oihur necessary
good Faf"n orchards and t sne .a
dow md $3.50 80
ikh-one third Of tho pureha. money cash: the balance
IN equal payments Al and H. month";. be secured by t nd
goa 'eeury and deed premises. The ule e
"''u ~ be indputabh but selling convey as
'u,h "hN' A. IONAN, Surviving Trustee.
''AiF'N'f' nov INh l-fi
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Auttion Sales.
FgTI HE DAss.
"y D"nioP, ueacur, a Go.
valuable Real i,.fntc in the city OF Esis.,,.,,s


"J o"nieP. Ueacsre a Go.
variable Real E.tntc in the city OF Isie..,.,a.
ron SIZE
virtue OF decree OF the Circu;, Ss,,,.o.;o.
TOUT of law AMI Chsncsfy. fas the Ros,y-h -, 49,,
~ " 'n''ft hois~ - the Borough cd, tn o.. -
80 IN hr suit o. Levy ani nrumfnr- - "a, i,
u-s'' appointed Commissioner =, "A ts.,- a.
F"l---' VII on WEDNESDAY. th- gpsh OF N,,.,h., g..
" -rh At public auction r-stni.-s thu 6Dl,,,r
"ne ah~iNHisd noiety n TIN ant 1t s,-,t.s N a., -
' ~ ana th streets 10 the CITY Rehn,1 ,rt ,,, 80 -,
., me iis-e- woodward Also urssccup.t IA, N -
Tot situated ia Divafs addition 'f'' u'i ''f"
The SHE of the mentioned pl... n.
- ,'ooA ~ " 10" last at I, r. VI. Of the aim. Az
'' '"rn- OF sale VIII b. 70, much in ea.b A.. a. 49,,
"' 'ir sale the balance uTnn a credit Of ~ on,h a.
Pls or purcha~e-to bot,l inie mt sr, O. a.
bond satisfied yV,f N ApCttTp " ain'd ul the
- o, Al, ThZEwELL TAYLOR. i'on'rs
~ D'NLof. NONIURE a co Nu.,.
SHOES, BOOTS AND LEATHER
AT Auction
IN FRIDAY IL" I'm nsi, At iOt O'Clock viii t- ,l, u T.,
oar AT, lion store. ieS packages ami Root. -, -,
~ i1'"uiseinfrl comprising season,bs. and r.ncr ,,
Ai~o-i5o sides Leather. VA $50 t''n
leTi--'n'er siC0 cash siCo Z month. ,r,,, r., 49,
~ - u W < 80. Aact.
DRY GOODS
A. Auction.
On WEDNF7pAY, tue sci i1., ror1n,sr.,-. o., q 49,, .
ut S'e- ROOM We Wtl Iii large ami reu-r,i -. -
",h AMI fashionable Dry Goots CONSISTING on the -, -
Ista.-' 'i'r 500 cash 500 mo-. rrs5, o. y,
negotiable faisf. DUNLAP Nnvcfswt .' approved
'''.''' NJ. ~ W,
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ALLEN y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
10000.

900.
Alexandra Lottery Class I, for ls43-to he drawn 4,
Alexandria, ID. C.. Saturday the 18th Of Nov, ISIS
Splendid prizes $4,000, 10000, 5000 1855 22OO 1000
1900 l-OO, 1900 1902 10 Of 1000, g. - No Lottery
ID drawn ballots. Tickets $40; halves :: quarter. 30.
certificates Of packages Of &c whole ticket, sl3O-sarcs
in proportion.
100000.
Alexandra Lottery, Class No 81 for Is 3-to be drawn
At Alexandra, d. C., Saturday tho 25h Of November
1873 Brilliant Scheme: S30,00O 10000 5000, 1867, 6
OF l1OO 100 Of 1000, &C. Tickets $40: halves ;; quar-
e'' % Cerilheate- 81 packages"2 &c who, tickets %
shares in proportion.
" iieAs b. the package certificates OF packages and n.
Tickets IN All t- above and any I.oi'y advertised by q;
"r'goV L 10, Tor sale 81 Office OF
g. r. ALLEN 4 co.
- Lar InrI.n
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF icbn i q n q .

fort OF iS c hmond.
Hgh Hsierms day at Ie. o'eioet H. W.
ARRIVED.
Scilr. Gov. Arnold, Bacon, Philadelphia s,lndrics
Protector liudgins FORK river, corn to Worthsn,
Mct;rudsT y Co.
S!oop. Augusta, Moore, Smihfied, ,undrics
SAILED.
Bug. %Olnl, Cross, Rio de Ianciro flour
Hcir 3ushIod Sawyer, Charleston :. {. bran &c
Hero, Cooper, fredericksburg coal
Amanda, Mcl.amar, Washington bran
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore. tobacco
NEW GoRk, Nov. lI.--Ceared. schrs j. w Smith
JARVIS Richmond; franklin Bun, Knapp, do. Arrived
schr l.ynchburg, Matthews, from Richmond
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ny I-ssr EYEyvISo's wan.

CABINET DlfflCuLTIES.-The NIadisonian mott.
ees the ruinors OF dssen-'ons In the Cabinet and says
are authorized to ay, there no truth IN the rumors
above stated and alluded to-
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!" CfAs- WoRTHAM, Richmond,
STRATr0N'S OFFICE,

OlRAlIUNS UFFIUE,
FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria Lottery Cass 26s dawn 1911 Nov,
% 80 Il 81 g % 10 Il Ii 81 70
$4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class 27O for Thursday even
ing: Capitas-Ss2O0OO, 5000 5000, 10 OF 1900 10 Of
lOOO I'D OF 500, &c. - numbers-l3 drawn Wholes
SIS, halves 30, quarters rs
$1,000.
Leesburg Lottery, Ciass 46-draws a, the Exchange
Friday evening at II o'clock: Capitalists 600 1910
1000 500, &c. &c numbcrS-l2 drawn. Wholes 81
halves l, quarters 80 Cts.
S90A0.
Grand Consolidated, No. 10, for Monday morning: Co.
pitals-S9OOo, 2O0O 1900, Of COO, : Of 800 Sc -
n"noers-li drawn. Wholcs 50, halves 81, qrs - cts
$4,000.
Alexandria LOTTERY, Class r., for Monday morning: Ca
pita!s-SiOOOO, 10000 50uU. 325J 10 Of 1000 10 Of
500, &c. - numher,-l5 drawn. Whole. $40. halves
>. quarters 80
sold and paid by srR AT-I,,y
Ticket Nos 4! 81 so! rale OF 10000 so AMI paddy
SrRATTUN.
Ticket Nos IS 80, Prize OF 81 300 both M and "a a!
DO d" 81 ~ 90, do 100. (by STE,rr,N
Besides 90 other good three number prizes making Ct
ihfee number prizes sold aud paid by STRATTON from
the 10Th OF May, to the Seth Of September.
p Tickets an the and the Iucs ~ number, m a Al
10 10 SITUATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
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n brilliant entertainment was given last evening to
"AEs"AL BERTEiNr, by Mrs Robert Tyler the presiding
lady ut the President, Mansion Lsd,.,,i., nj T,d
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CANAL COMMERCE..

ARRIVED
Canal boat Farmer L. Goodwin master with IS toni.
nidze, from l.ynchburg 10 II. Peyton.
Dayy Crockett, j. Anderson, I2i mdzs FIN LYNCH
burg To L. CTenshaw & Co. Shields & SomerviIle Dick
inson, Robinson \ Co, and Workman, McGrder IL Co
rig Iron, = Cox, with 50i tons mdze, from Lynchburg
10 ]. K. Anderson
Buchanan, 7. Lenalan with GO mdzc from Scots
vile, 10 Shields & Somervlc Jas. Thomas IT, A. r IIar
rs, u. Pcyton, l.. Coles and +. X. Blair
Commerce, = Guerant, with 33l tons mdze from Scots
WILLIE to Shields & Somervlle j. ]. Fars & Co. Trys & Co.
\. r. Iurr', franklin Manufacturing Co. r r. Blair and
Workman, NlcCrulcr * Co.
Enterprise, Cabc with a5j tons mdzc, from New Mar
het to y. l. Harms Warwick x Barksdale, and Captain
Oronoko Henry. with pa tons mdzc from Columbia f.,
JJ tarris x Co, and liaxal Brothers y Co.
CLEARED,
Champion, Beal, with 2St tons mdzc for New Canton
and Scotisyllc.
N. l.. Lancaster, Station, with l2i tons mlze for
LocN No. H. Warminsicr, llnrlwIcksyie, New Market
FIX Creek, Staples Mills, and Lynchburs.
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n. Y. MARKET, Nov. l3-aP

he wing return in the House includes three members
Io 'he wing county OF Chautauquc, elected on an ire
gular ticlct--N. Y. Express
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WORKPLACES OFFICE.
EXCHANGE: BUILDING.

Thursday evening per mail.
Alexandria Class go: Capital PriRes-S20 600 COCO
5000, 251j, 10 Of 1900, 10 Of 1000 IL OF 500 90 OF
200, 80 OF $50, 200 OF lOO sc. IS Nos. and drawn
Tickets 80.
Friday, draws in the Exchange.
Va Lee-burg, Class Ij: Capital Prises-SjOOO. 1910
1000, 800, 600, 500, of $50 = Of 80 > OF loo &
bh Nos and II drawn. Tickets 81.
Saturday, drawing received Monday morning.
Grand Consolidated, Extra Class Is: Capital Prize
s9O0O 1900, 1900 1912, Of co., o! 300 OF 900 20
ct lao, &c. - Nos. and II drawn. Ticket. 50.
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, class r. Tor ! i3-to b. drawn AT
AcNandrs, ID. C.. Saturday, the lsth November 1913
Splendid priy'-;-SIO,GOO. 1890, 5Ouu 3I55 1900
1000 1900 l.00, 1900, 1909, 10 psl,s Of 1000 Ia 500
10 ri 300 IL of 200, 100 nf l50 &C. = number Lott.
vs. drawn. Tickets $40 Certificate of packsaes OF
20 whole tickets Sl3l-shares IN proportion.
100000.
Alexandria Lottery, class runbr. sc. for II ST., be-
drawn in Alexandra, d. C.. ON saturday the 25,h OF No
N'mher, ls13. Brilliant scAcmc-S3O ggO 10, OOO 5000
236i prizes Of 1909, 100 prizes OF lCJO ito Of 3jp SC
lickcr $40 Certificates of packages II ~ whole tick
cis Sl3O-shaes in proportion.
u All orders confd'nuali and tic drawing forwarded
Immediately after its reccii.. exc
Tor I1As. and sa2Ies OF ceEa'e Of Gaees the
no II CHAs. WORKMAN. Richmond Va
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hS inioc> q Hroiher.
By Dnbney & C.u,,,or,,
HATS AND CAPS

snrp -. - l. -I.ID HfNTE& PfTTERNNt
9SEh setrs Lynchrlrg and Manchester b,,. -.
- n ls q. Nui and Beaver Castor Brush Noe.k,n AMI
-. ~. Ae,i tyle ihry are decidedly handsome n,
g1Iel 'o1, COOL article for ve,e,-.n yisi I III
cash prices ,',,,', WI =. =. 800 AT tAe lowest
EoeAar and Retail Dealer IN Hats Cap. Main s,,
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PREMIuM gus q RIFLES

THNHoMAs TYRER respectfully calls
u good Rifle splendid
and single Guns manufactured under his immediate penn'end
and warranted equal made United States An
which together with of Guns FOvlng Fish
tackle Of bis Importation offered very prices
the And all u persons wishing
purchase him call aHd
elsewhere insure n sale.
NJ lfr.nf ln.rr. nI.n tI. u.II.Il
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miro supply OF Bru>-eIs Cnrperirg and Rug.
EkiM""D NlMAO have just another supply OF
- Brussels 'apeins and Rugs and expecting IN rs sys
beautiful assortment Of rel fashionable Goods suitable for The
'eta" u-d- ,"l"'edhy on" of tr partners North
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Inc severe cod weather that we have experienced for
day or~o has induced holder OF Flour to put up their
prices. - ~ ~
The loss Of the packet ship Sheffield Capt Popham al
most IN ght OF the Battery. will foil quite heavily ON the
underwriters. The insurance is as follows:
In tho General Mutual II.OOO iooo
Atlantic, Conn tonoo
Alliance ,oo
New York, IS 600 1 oO0
Jackson, 10000
Mutual Safety, 5ODO
Much l. also insured in England
The cargo valued about a hundred thou sand dollars
about liy thousand OF which insured this city IL
lpoSsble TO say what Of property will be lost
hcct u lighters along side the packet and store
IN Beaver street is appropriated for the reception Of the
goods From present Hppcarar is believed the whole
cargo except perhaps OF the heavy goods will be saw
ed in damaged siatc.-N. T. Express.
Michigan Eieeiion.-Thc Albany Argus saw ,hpt .bo
election which took place Monday and Tuesday result
cd we have no doubt IN the election Of Gov Barry and
(ihres.) " s''''
ne Detroit Free Press return. from the city of
Detroit and the counties ui Wayne Washtcnaw Jackson
anu oakland all Of which the Loco Focos have earned
Inc Loco FOco majority the city of Detroit for roy.,no-
was o. ioF congress l53.-N. Y. Express
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ir'i'r'S Balkan Wild Cherry.

w T. would advise those who are Ia borino, nh
an affection Of the lungs make immediate
eeeh, Neuene- The most intelligent and ressct,bis
~ ny ,Ll'. a,i,i asa fayorite family Medicine. ana
80 terms of IL eHcacy-for sale by " rlA IN the high
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Auctiou 5alcs.

TINS DAY
kT Snioe~ a nretn~- r.
'an''s'e' b'nhy a COS CA SOD Ma, g.,
.. f'n~ tea~- Bneea. &c.---As Au~.....
~ 'hrnA MORNING. Nov ieth 81 .,-. -.
s - 80 e'ek VII ou without r--.fVs a v,f.,, - 49,.
oonipti.inx Part-- '-''f ~ ee~h.
500 We-ern naecn Ham
h,f chest. E.tr, Fi,. 81 49,, E.,
ani Young Hysou rsas '~
a. casks snd half pipe Cornae rr,r.i, ....,
ea-k superior SAsrn Wine 49, 1857
- bii- Cicr vinerar
''''' "'vann' Oranges Manufactured roeaeeo. Sc ae
OLASsNAEE. LEArHKK TRrNN~ &c
WI b" added. no packages glassware cou-.ur. ar
Pint. aud pint Tumbers
Hcayy Pain md Ribbed 40
Specie ani Preserve Jars Astral Chinn.ys se Se
ALSo,
!" L"aihsr Trunks % good quality
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DlBRELL, HOLCOMBE & co,


Neat Family RcsidcRcc For Sale.
20 The house and loi belonging to tho estate
tfA Of the late SIR Robert a. C.Han ana oernp.i n, him =,
The time Of his deat siaie Maln street naf ts L,.
,.'eab bu BY Nc - haneh anil opposite psd ~
hf crouch II y neatly improved ant aapt.i for ,,n
iamY Sabics small '.afl-n. AppI, % w BARRI-T
cro-.'tre~ leading 10 Mayo. Brdgs FRANCES GILLIAN
no CIV MM. BARREr
u the above properly should on o bsf,. TRlpA,
The l"day Of December DIS, II fair o.,u.
the neat fair day h. offered public auction o the 4,
D. n'clock. ~ ''' ~
Terms Of sale to be made known day II ,aIr
FRAMES GILLIAN
n" ~ MM. BARREr
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DIARY FOR ~

" RANDOLPH has received DIsort's Pocket Diary and
~ Anana r isii with blank faprf for every dly The year
eaeulatedfor members of the Ba Merchants Tccn and hs
mes general This Ic no. useful little works
mo-
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Ihe severe cod weather that have experienced for
uny OF "o has induced holders Of Flour put up their
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aIItEl POUR Les DANES.

pa. hce"-nire de dire IA moiDdy soul
" 't q ~n en- etat denuger ehau.--rf
eryee - dune proure dsuper az, bI,
Seu- sIegsntr iournure les desire TAM
'--f- = - 'e sea Dame. oui
ON " leu oulers enes
arse - comfortable. durable
a-sfani que eur plus nncrter l.ur ,
en- tenant tool eur ben founi de .
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
!. Z. WATKINS.
HATS, HATS. HATS.

I'D rCrNED this day. pcr schr Iynchburg beautiful 10, "
Short Nap Beaver Castor Cashmere Nutra aud Moekin
Hate an another assortment Of Genemn Youths fur vel
and glazed CAPS. pnternsa which are Offer
ed for flIr. NJ TIE lowest New York cash pricrs AZ
AMtDONs
Wholesale and Retail Hat and zap Store
Exchange Hotel RI hmrnt "
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DRY GOODS STAND
FOR RENT.
"a The House ON Main street now occupied
MSS but more ior Wholesale and Dry Goods hayin,
been recently fitted ny for That purpose an being eabbei
uy Eo'i- stn Possession gwen Immediately For
'"l'''" ~ A. MYERS.
CcniIcmcn'- zine Sip sr,vrd ssrognn.
UT received per schr weymouth ts opcicd thu d,y
- innh'f supply Of Gcnlcmen line srwcd Rrcran. The,
arcd'rt from manufacturer work l tred ami
nai' DAVID GrfL I'll S: 3" Manson s5, HOUSE.
Ladies fine scnIsbim walking shocs--PnTFS- Tie.
ST received and VIII c opened this day a further supply of
- Iads- fine scaisSn Walking sioc. ra. Tc, Philadelphia
no ~ DAVID Br'ILiNGTuN's. Minson, IIou.c.
TbHoMAsTuN LMEsis casks t,sh rhot,a..on Lime hour.
expected per seir scamcu which VIII b. sold low nom
"a RANKIN wHHLocK
"a ASHER AND fRoNrR wANrGn.-For. servant, who
c'n be- wen recommended IN rs above capacity, very
benprec wI9e r1d Apply 81 This once. no -
G'HLDREVs sHoEs-A urge supply Of ,ycr, ,atey Among
- them some cfe celebrated na-on' vsted soi pump boo,.
Tor s'e low h r. X. WHITE 4 60
LARGE supply above NJ ,suou. qualities. Among them
~ yer, neat and eoof Al Of which viii be- sid yey
M 10 N1rs.t Bride
49,. Another Hos Trpn Jennings 4 60.
~ ''N''''s' "' ''l .''' "p "i''En ~ ah'ii.f
no splendid fi ncwsr Colk- which we 1e almost giving ava,
and overco'i' Of an .ui.. aii e zinc anil
Nc.tc. STARR 90.
n0li Opposite Exchange IlotsI
ron THE LADIES
HNiiE lIousc-kccpcr's Annual and lady's Regis.
y Ger Tor istt containing uaUi information Than an,
other B)0k NJ Che For reduce, p.c 10
=. vs.. ENNputriiS
noH uaaka5f. A R.rs.r,
HRt TrER seg. Cbdcs Huu.r i,r .1,s iy
- no ~ WILLIAMS 4 UNNAIT.
LADII,S' PREWII-H BTSKINS.
l. r. WATKINS
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l.. B. SMITH. liar Gutter,
p Onice. hnsrihr nj nnhrr The E,cIan.. II.,.I n

w o"'e' IN basement under the Eielang. Hotel ct
OIlCE.---All persons indebted To the con-
u eefn OF J. l. Gooie, u reJiested make pmsd.i.
payment To me ami all those having aid CONCERN viii
present them 10 or payment. JOSEPH cOonr
gp-i-w ,,,n., -,
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

IL. l. GuItI.Er forming new evening e,,s... H., c
A'h ucnen Ierms-sj for .-son payaL, on
70" ,a'. Ih"lonnS Ladies class IL ofsanilsd meets
!" ".F'.h' J. W Z" st. the house above Mr.. !. Cray
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-17

ed through the papers and otherwise, as suit
able persons 10 be nominated BY the conven-
ton for Governors yet these were promptly
laid aside for young fippant lawyer, by
every body recognised as fourteenth rate
man.
Il the democratic party had nominated a
candidate, the whigs would have made up an
issue and given them a fair contest. But
the thing is far different. Here is wheel
within wheel-a party who have beat their
own party and nominated a ticket with no
other purpose than to cram the detssted and
damnable doctrine ofrepudiatiOn, hair, hide.
horns, and bristles, down the threats Of the
people o. Mississippi whether they will or no.
Partial injury does not glut the vengeance or
satiate the appetite Of a disOrganizer,-the
ruin must be complete.
Under all these circumstances, thus briefly
stated, we are Of opinion that man in favor
of public faith and private moraIs-a man
who is known, and man of ability ought to
be put in nomination for the Office of Cover
nor of Mississippi. Such nomination would
leave the young gentleman rom Copiah al
home By at least from eight TO ten thousand
votes, and by that means the Coton Stale
would eventually re-enter the large halls Of
respeciability, and our shame would be wiped
away.
And IN this matter we think the wings
ought TO meet the Integrity men Of the demo-
cratic party on decidedly liberal ground
This is great matter of State policy, and it
is not very material from which party in ma
,ional politics the candidate be taken. We,
therefore, respectfully suggest to the people
of Mississi7E, whig and democrat, the name
Of u IL. QUITMAN as the most suitable
d under all the circumstances that could
'6e fixed upon. That he could be elected
and that. too, by FIVE or ten thousand votes
no reasonable man, not phrenzied with repu.
diation, could Tor a moment doubt. 1t is nc
part of our present. purpose TO inquire into the
strength or merits of the two gentlemen
Quitman and Brown, nor do We think this
will be at any time necessary, before the PEG.
pie of Mississippi We wish merely to throw
out the suggestion to the good people of this
State, ard in all sincerity and earnestnesf
we ask-what say you to the nomination Of
JOHN A. QUITMAN!
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-17
The next GoVernor.

The nomination Of the late locofoco con-
vention for the Office Of Governor has some
what surprised many Of the people Of Missis-
sippi and none more than many of the most
influential and respectable of the Democratic
party. Il was believed by the people gen.
orally, ofaIl parties, that the desirOyers would
not further insist upon the mad and runous
doctrines Of reputation. Il was thought by
the rejecting men of all parties, that the
strong rebuke which our repudiators had re-
csived from all quarters-that the baneful
influence of open and avowed dshopesty
already felt, and the entire dissipation of all
hope that reputation could avail US any
thing had fully satisfied the people of Mis-
sssippi, except few ultra pasic-makers W no
are never Hatished, that we had had enough
in all conscience, Of fruitless attempt al pub.
lie plumber.
We speak advisedly, and what we know
10 be true, when We say that before the late
locofoeO convention il was not generally SUI
posed by the democratic party, or at leas, BY
the most intelligent and respectable of thai
party, that Reputation would be further in
sisted upon. Yet when the Convention pro.
cssdsd TO vote for candidates it was plainly
seen that great pains had been secretly taken
70 pack, 10 considerable extent a. least. a
thorough paced anti-bond convention, deter
mined upon thorough ant-bond ticket
The convention was but partial and in the
language Of some Of its mOmbers, "none 6ut
a repudiator could shine" And none other
did skins. Four or Eve men who were able
leaders ofthO democratic party were suggest.
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legislature of Indiana, in favor Of 4 reduc.
ton Of postage.
Mr. Choate, from the Naval committee. "a
which had been referred the House bin for
the relief Of the heirs Of Robert FultnD. re-.
ported the same without amendment.
The bill TO refund the fine Of General
Jackson, was read third time and passed
by a vote Of Is TO 90.
The Senate then took up and considered
the Navy Appropriation bill.
In the House, the motion to print 10 900
extra copies of the adverse reports Of the
committee Ways and Means was announc-
ed as the first business in order.
Mr. Thompson, Of Miss ;, replied to the re-
marks Of several gentlemen delivered on a
former occasion, Mr. Thompson having con-
cluded his remarks
Pope, Of Ky, gave notice that he should
tomorrow, introduce bill TO revive public
credit, regulate the currency and exchanges
BASED on the proceeds Of the sales Of the
public lands.
The House then went into committee oil
the Whole, when Mr.. Kennedy, of Md, NOV
ed to take up the bill making an appropria
ton 10 test the practicability of establishing
system of electro magnetic telegraphi
throughout the United States.
After an Intellectual attempt TO amend i
BY appropriating one bali the sum TO expert
ments Of mesmerism, under the supernten
dance of Mr. Fish, the bill was laid aside tc
be reported TO the House.
On motion Of Mr. Adams, the committee
took up the bill approprianng forty thousand
dollars for the purpose of providing the
means Of future intercourse between the U
States and Government of China.