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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Completion Of tie Railroad 10 .4quia Creek-Unri-
caiicd E1pcditnn - Reduction of Rates TO
yuitu EIPc0u"H .--Redac'oH y it"1eo
In RoJf,ruorn DbiyrdrjnHfH. A.

Washington, Baltimore, philadelphia, &c.
riIE Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Gonla-
ny hereby their Railroad was completed 10 ihe
Potomac river 18th November aud that travellers are now
conveyed between Richmond and Washington al al sesS
al 6, A. NJ, precisely, instead of A. rs heretofore
Instead of paying their fare heretofore 70 FREDERICKSBURG
only afterwards on board Potomac Steamboat and al
Washington passengers will tickets At the Railroad ONCE
both for Washington The fare, IN ls way w'
be less paid separately different portions Of The route
On and after to-day 18th instant the charges by tie Kali
road Line Richmond and the Northern Cities ~ DC
Whole fare between Ricbmond and Washington, sc 80
Do. do. Baltimore, W
Do. do. Philadelphia, by the 10 90
m hy pr anu and r I, n 'A''''"' 50
will be perceived from the above that the charges by me
are now the river and bay boats WIN
the advantage favor of greatly increased epeditoha
vcllers by line reaching Washington IN SisE b
TWELVE, and Philadelphia TwEsrY oNE hours air
leaving Richmond and Philadelphia be0r ha0e"es cg
the Rirer and Bar Roots hare iJt -f'rtoR 49,, .
THOMAS SHARP,
Ju,v IL 4-wlv Superintendent If TrcEsporte'on
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Nov. %
nook 81 OSBORN.

uAvING associated with them in Tue Coach Business Mr.
III c.o1ae w toy would respectfully inform their friends
The friends Of Mr. Cox The public generally that they intend
constantly hand assortment Of Northern and Rich
% I'D c,rriipes All Of their Car
will he made by best and of good materials
and warranted 10 equal to work in the country Mr.
linar az ~ business OF Hooker Osborn
New Haven Connecticut, and furnish US with such articles
we may have occasion Ia ORDER.
w. t.r ourselves from the advantages possess, tia
m shall be able offer good If not the best assortment, cve
o1re In tins market Will sell nj prices To snit til,
n,es for cash approved We shall always Keep oi
hand Cprryai Wagons o.eler with an assortment 81 Coach Ma
ri,l. and Harness MoIntnss. consisting in rast o ANe-
.;n.s Sims Bands Lamps Leather, aces, oiled Carpet
Fnnes 1assal4 and Tu, IIanes iiooks Terres, Buckles
&c. Sc., which wiil cell ow
~. n,,rnr dane al the shortest notice with ncaincss,
on the most tei OF Eghih and Man
wn i v,,,in,o henry HOOKER,
"'"'' e JOHN ]. OSBORN,
H., "a 7f-3, vtf GEO. w. COX.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

1HE m constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nuiac;ory Nanns s: CLARK New York eesa' ana p ,s
decacy Of touch and oone peculiar 10 Their ma
nufacture
Also, of Muslca lstunieHts anu 'usiea
Merchandise general. .-,.-
Pano Foes repaired tuned hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of nsic ever offered for SAFE IN
State may be selected FROM the store OF the subscriber VINO
now enabled 10 sell Al the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices c,.. u ,,,.,
Those purchasing sell again VIII be furnished upon Deei
Terms INA" 'hey can h"' e''' r. II. TAYLOR,
Jams Piano Fertf ard Music Stor opposite the Banks.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTs-Aa Court Of Quarterly Session
continued and held for Louisa county al The Courthouse
h9 ON Tuesday The l4h day OF November ls43 upon the
MOTION Of Elmund Wae and louisa hs wife, Jasper and olivia
h snd i,arone " his wife, Baldwin W. and
M wife George c. Waggonel and Mary his WIFE, distributes
ms 'i ~ David Bullock T. dec, the order that
M who NAV claims against the said fecedent do
s,hib The same his administrator Edmund Bullock within
ca "s rom Tins time for settlements and copy th.
order be published eight weeks successfully in Rich
mond newspaper and posted al e aoS Of his Courthouse fol
'"o ''' JOHN HUNTER G. L. c.
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POETRY.
onucu w. REMAINS cssrSo."


fEroa. re .Str York Mirror
love n some,hur written Oh the top of the 'ten'h wave OF
whole tide thought and mouraiu esp'fieh'eeAe'"e
Cur inding--Eps.
,r,c world fnr salc.--Hlrg on, the sign,
Cali every traveller here IL nr;
Who'll buy this brave estate o: iiine,
And sci III; weary silifit tTee:
,Ts going. mean g mag
The bauble from my soul away;
IN sell II, whatso'rr II bring
The world al auction mere to-day
lis a glorious thing 10 see.-
An Il has cheated me 50 sore
II + mol what il seems 10 he.
For sale. Il shalt be mine no more
Come turn il DER and View II Welt
would not have you purchase aeaf'
,Tis coinr-coinc.-i must sell!
Who bds?-Who'll buy the splendid tear:
Here's Wealth in cli,terng heaps Of eola;
Who hds,-But let Inc tell you fan,
A baser lot never sold
Who'll buy the heavy heaps oi care:
And here spread oit IN broad doinilh
A good,y landscape all may trace.
Halt cntare tree, field, hal and PAM
Who'll bay himself burial pace:
Here's Love, the dreamy patent spell
rha, o.auty Aings around tue heart;
Know lis power. alas. too weii;-
,ris gons.-Love and must par,.
Must parL-What can more Win Love:
All over The enchanierS reign;
Who'll buy The psumeess, dsin. dove
breath of blss,-a storm oil PAM
And FrienGshp,-ratcst gem of eatth,-
Who Ger hath found The J=wel his:
Frail tickle false, aud lit,lc WORTH
Who bids for Friendships II Is:
Ills eong-rcins'- Hear the cali;
Once twice aud ,trice-lis very low
Twas once hope, my stay my ait
Bnt nos, the broken stan must 90.
Fame, hold the brilliant meteor high;
How dazzlin: every siid-d name.
We millions, now * ,he time 10 buy.
How much fcr Fame: How inne" oI a"'e'
Hear how i; ;hundeTS-Would you s!alii
on high Olympus, far renowned,
Now purchase, and world command,
And be with worlds curses crowaed.
Sweet .la. of Hope. with ray Ia slime
In every sad forebcdin. breast,
Save this Responding one Of mIne-
Who bids for GaG's last frend aud BEST
All, were not mine bankrupt life,
This should my soul sustain;
But Hope and Il, strife,
Nor may unite again
Ambition, fashion, sho" and pride,
part from all for now;
Grief, in overwhelming tide
Has taught nv naughty heart 10 bow
Nv Death stem sheriff, all bereit.
l weep, vet humbly kiss the rod
The best Of all still have ieit- =, :,
Nv Faith, my Bibo, and my Cod IL a.
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BARGAINS. RARG ,lYs!

BCOl -, SHoES, ~ ms, &C.
ys avs added Ia .uics Stock 700 m packages, and
w o;cr, The o.>l prices TIC general aSsn
d; ladies'. genfemrn's, cidr.n ard servants Sho-
and hoy; and mems oganS aai cotes 10 be und III the c
Alsn ar un Trunks, Carpet Bags and Naicr>
riey Those hl ir by lie package single par,
will please give us Il call. LEONARD co,
Main street, door below r. II. Jenkins.
Jan is 75-w,f
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CHARLES I.UMSDEN,
faEer and ,Je,ceker. pe,erSbHrr, Ia.

As well Spectacle Classes every fiji in frames
lie betow great pains in the selection al his Spectacle Glasses
his Glasses The best
qualify ground and perfectly polished and, from his know
Science Optics and the Of the he IL
prepared give proper advice persons choosing Spec
ace All Of which will he disposed Of
terms. * Old Gold aud Silver taken ia exchange.
PETERSBURG. Oct H. i3-utf
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I l H5NAS JONES, St6e'"y
/ TOWN or PETERSBURG.
The REGULAR meeting Of the Democratic AssocIator
for the town of Petersburg, met on Saturday night, tne
20tn INST. :,
Alter Gen Butte the President, had opened the
meeting with an address, The following resolutions were
offered by Mr.. n. NJ. Martin: 20
! l. Res0lrtd That we viii suppoItthe nominee OF 'nt
Democratic Convention TO be held in baltimore II
My next
}, ReSoieed. That be appointed Delegate:
10 a@rd The Democratic Stale Convention, 10 ne e't
d; RIchmond on the fist day OF February next
/ ceso,rfd That - lie appointed Delegate.
to tho Distinct Convention, for the purpose OF appoint
ing Delegates 10 the Democratic Convention to De helt
! in Baltimore IN May next.
A. Resoired That We recommend Petersburg as the
place, and the 2ih day OF February next as the 'me
for holding said Convention and respectfully invite Inc
respective Delegations to meet US at SAID time ahe
place.
Washington Grcenhow, Esq, offered the following
anne nd,ncnl TO The frs, resolution
Resote,d That We will support any true Represent
alive of Republican principles, nominated by the De
mocratc Convention 10 be held in Baltimore In Ma!
next.
Messrs. Crecnhow and Brunei addressed the meeting
in favor Of the amendment, and Aessrs Martin, wa!
lace and d. Il Branch opposed H.
Mr. James T.. Watson moved that the first RESOLUTION
and its amendment, be laid upon the table, which wa
The question was then taken Mr.. Greenhow'
amendment, and was lost
The original resolution was carried
The Cd, Sd, and 4,h resolutions were adopted VIII
but very few dissenting voices
Mr. Martin moved that the blank IN The second reso
luton be fsd with seventeen, and be appointed by tn
President
Mr.. Brunei offered amendment, tia! the blank b
Ged with thirty, which was 1851 S 'cSo'u''oh "a IL
ported vas adopted.
Sir Martin moved that the blank in the third 'esoiu
lion be flied with fifteen, and he appointed by the Ere
s,l,n,. which was adopted.
The President appointed the following gentlemen Il
attend the State Convention, 10 vii n. NJ Martin
Thomas Wal!cc, Colonel William e. Parker, Capt
! Pollard William Robertson. Jr Herbert Nhlimore
Fl. B. Games, Jno. H. Patterson, Jno \. Peterson DIR
| J. f. Cox, Captain ID. IL. Braach, DIR. Benz ii May
Samuel H. Marks, Jordan Branch, Washington Green
how j. Alfred Jones and Anderson Tucker.
And the following gentlemen were appointed TO tn
District Convention, to wit Thomas Wallace, Capt
| d. II. Branch, Captain john Pollard, Colonel VIM
Parker WIN Robertson, Jr, lierber, Whltmore, join
a Patterson John A. Peterson, DR.. }. + Cox, Samne
Marks. Dr. Benz II. May, Jordan Branch, Colonel }
SIM. J. Alfred Jones and A. T. Lee.
Mr. Wallace moved that the President and Secreta
re be added 10 each delegation, which was unanimous
ly adopted ,r.,,, D.
tersbure Republican and r Enqulcr, and vas adopte
unanimously.
The meeting then adjourned
ID. c. BUTTS, Chm.
] TRAVIS RossER, Sec u.
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SAMUEL w PUGfl continues transact General ,oa'
- and Receiving and Forwarding Bsaess at Is'h
c. He solcits continuance Of tie patronage hth.i" 81
rally bestowed promising prompt personal attention Ia al
siennents iIe has reduced hi. charges than one h
low former rates. - ,.
CASTOR, y. C January, l-ii 'i"''
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doors Lelo,c HadywOrth, Turner y Co.. .Hdla Street
THE Snbscher, being II rsdnc is stock of Boots
Shoes, small amount possible, previous Il
lii Sfna SGcS. will offer great Inducements +" par
chas-Is generally. Among hs assortment ra he found Geite
ca;l boats ana h19'es-, ma.C! figrd ty j. lilies
ti;., pia, WAC stand IUgsJ eh W their p"ie@>un-
Men, calf zip lo and 'o;aes. manufactured bs la'i"l
other manufacturers different price fFs and Chdt'nh
and Sl, ii ladies CATER boots hi
earrs, cai'r hu kinsti.s ine monaco lrs.s sh' A'
ens ana Straight vefy hams ,rly ricd-Iaies' wakin
shoes slippers. oi EVER description and cr together VIII
many other kinds not here enumerated TIE public are n'ite'
% call and caainnc Tor lhemstly'S
J. = WATKINS,
Neatly opposite j. Thompson Cos Hat Store, Main street,
Jan. % 5O-wh
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RtcHnoYp VincIsIA.
Off, nm Main End door Oeop an and lih streets
SPLENDID CaPITALS!
S:UOO0 $4,000!
aPyaNDRIa LOTTERY Class No 4 for 1874, 10 he drawn
At Alexandria, d. C Saturday. tue .h oi January 1917
San oooI prize Of $1,000
"i~. :" In nm ,Gn0
=, ono . mixes of 500
n o2.-i q 100
q o'ooo LEO
0A1 aCO 500
I,-JD &c &C.
r,cL.,s sIo-hayrs 5-quarioIsa So
iicSeas 500 " ~ ,hnIrs $40 90
Ceithea'eS VI p'.n"e - ,,tvr. 65 M
:, % u quarters 50 80
For Tickets and Shares and Certificates al Packages IN TIE
above Magnificent Lottery, address ~
+ G. GREGORY & CO.. Managers, Richmond, va
~ An account of the drawing will be sent Immediately after
10 n n' WI" -, ' ~ GT-2awtd
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h. CUNNINGHAM l. now RECEIVING t.s Sto,s Of rbLL sG
y WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting 10 pax ~ oto".;
Indies Dress Goods If all descriptions
Cloths, Ca>>mcieS aud Icsi.ngs
Kentucky Jeans, Satnelts
Si: and Cotton Hosiery
E!cacIed aud brown shitnsS and S.eei.ngs
Lace and Muslin i.Ibrnicrcs
Lisic and Thread EdgiUrs and l.aces
Servants Clothing 0i all descriptions
With "A variety OF oth"' Goods i,r -aic by
j. Is. CUNNINGHAM, II street, Saocsoc iiilI
Sent. - 31-w!y
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From The Second Faition cftie 7,nHes1
SPEECH OF TIE KING OF TIE FRENCH.
We have received by extraordinary express from,
Paris, the Kings Speech the opening Of The Session
of Chambers, which took place yesterday at o'clock
The royal eorege left the Palace of the Tuileres al
O'Clock. twas openedby several squadrons of ORA
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UfNr1tU..
The DEFENDANTS Liniof Glover and Hugh C. Gres MOI mn,
entered te'r appearance and given security, according ~
NJ Assembly aud the rules of this Court APPEARING m
factory evidence that they inhabitants ror
Ordered, That the said absent defendants apptaf f M
rules 10 be holden for the sad the t, iior
March next. and answer Tie h of the plaintiff, a Nh, @
OF Tins order be forthwith inserted in fapet lta
In the city OF Richmond for ant
ut the front door oi The Courthouse OF county
r. Ei.bRlGC!., c. e : e.
Dec. 80 -0-v.l.
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I IN CHANCERY-vlRcIsi.:-A Rules held in NJ. c.t, ~
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Ch,r, -
| Notioway county, the c.; LAY Of January, 1914. ! q"
/ "h.in noh'lS' Plaintiff:
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
lin liz LsnisLafnre IF Eiroiaia.

J. Travis RossER, See'y.
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us x. CAPs-FALL x WINTER PATTERNS.

bands of variety OF Int. ani beautiful patterns; lan
Caps, very saceul, Glazed and Hair Seal do, he Ridu
Caps: S,uf> Misses do elegant assortment, Woo s-
In fact his STOCK tng pert HH- 90 III
siness and j; lr receiving additions from The Mauiro
almost packet. Persons Of articles his
invited To- examine his goods, he Is confident that t9ry
bear Comparison wi The hes aud the! MI he d Il u ow
sanl prices GEO. y. tLEEN,
Wholesale am! Retail Cash Dealer in Fats ana Gag.
Main ST. door above Van Les, Smi: :. CO.. iiIiVac Store
Nov IN .sI-Wit
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TIE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
aROIISEDi

The meeting of the Democrats ol Inc firSl
District last evening at the corner oil South and
Second streets was bv far the largest we ever saw
in that Saunch old Democratic district and lis
proceedings were marked with The most Unbound
cd enthusiasm Shortly after 5 O'Clock, the I'M
mcnsc crowd filled the streets in every direction
for 4 considerable distance. and number ol sub
meetings were organized. From The pr'hcIpai
stand ii the end of the market. The !mmense
mass were addressed hy John VI. Read, Esq, and
oiher. from The steps of the Southwark Bank, by
Mr. Miles and others, and from another stand IN
Second street bv the Hon. Charles Brown and
Gen. Keiln, while T. IL Brewster and others were
addressing other portions.
AT a little after O'Clock, the crowd became so
large and enthusiastic that il was proposed, and
carried hy reclamation, 10 adjourn, and form a
procession. which was Immediately donc-ihc
whole body falling into column, with their music
and ,ransparcncic>, and marching down Second
TO Catharne, up Catharine To Third, up Third 10
Chestnut, up Chcsnut 10 Tenth, down Tenth 10
Walnut, down Walnut 10 Sixth, passing the re-
silence of MIR. Dallas down Sixth to Pine, PAS
sing the residence OF Mr. kncass, the Congress
sional nominee in the Second District, down Pine
Ia DIR. Lehman's, the Congressional nominee OF
the First District and there separated. As they
marched past Inc residences OF Mr.. Dallas, Mr..
Kneass. and DR.. Lehman the cheering was Ire
mendous.
The mummey and humbuggcry of the Wing
Procession has aroused the true spirit OF the De-
mocracy OF The city and counly-a spirit, that
will lead 10 certain victory. The thousands upon
thousands that last evening congregaled together,
show how lille the exhibition Of Coons, ON two
legs, or ON four white, black, or grey, is calcula-
ted 10 intmidate or win the true-heared Demo
Gratis, who have stood uP manfullv against all the
Bank panics and pressures and Wing hard cider
Of years past PENNSYLVANIA
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and thus DELAYED any speaking until alter one
o'clock, p. NJ. Mr. Leake had rode IL miles thal
morning, and had to go thai far III the evening 10
Gel 10 his appointment next day, or ride III me
niyht-which his ill health would not Justify. NO 70
terms being agreed on, Mr.. ship OF Manson 'ta
off an hour and ioriy-fye minutes. MT Lcahe
then spoke an hour and lllirtyIyc out IN me 1oui'
house yard The people were then lnvi'tu nv, ,'o
the Courthouse 10 hear Mr.. Irving: Mr.. Lar =,
did not 90 n having 10 start il being 'heh nan
atlcrl o'clock, p. NJ 10 his tomorrow appo'n-
ment and 20 IL miles or ride in The nishl. WI;
Leahes address was most ilyorably received. ana
made most favorable impression. He address e:;,
ed the people on the 9th at Turpin's Saw MAJ,
ON James River and on the Goth Il Meadows
OF Goose Creek and AT Board q McCabe s ,
on The 9th, and by rain &c. was prcFeneu i ,,'
addressing them 81 Pealown oh The 2ouh: III
November election will show the result o ms e.
forts. short as they were. He is among me i'hrs'
and most efficient debaicrs VIC have heard ana; III
better health and good weather, would be nara 10
head by any Wing in Virginia or elsewhere
have jusl heard that the great Wing meeting
SO pompously advertised 10 bc held here, on me
18th. 10 erect pole and "Union flag ontie reakS
of Ouer, with speaking, sc on The ION anu ! 'n'
is abandoned. The Coons held Il meeting ye>ieI,
day in The Courthouse, superior Court sitting;
and determined to give il out. They must tell
The cause. hear lis Tor want Of speakers @c-
They can't fail 10 see they are 10 be badly beaten
in Virginia and in lie Union. There Is nodohh,
our side is gaining ground, even i'll old Federal
Bedford
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and never would receive the vote of Virginia, is
now the most loyal follower OF The . anointed
chieftain." a lew days ago, the Wing asked rs,
how we should feel, if Spencer loanc were TO re-
turn amoncusl We are sure, that we should nst
blush 10 meet his veneraled shade We are not
conscious of having changed any great pTnci-
nile 10 which we were devoted al The moment Of
his Iamented death But how wou ID our coiem-
porary dare to meet his presence, who, after hav-
ing once nominated him Tor We Presidency, be-
cause of his able support Of the Virginia State
RIGHTS nrinciples has not nrw a single iraa-
mcni left OF all her Republican docttnes-no, not
o,a ,,l,nl- ant ot the whole ship.
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There is 10 he 4 GraAd LaliU Of The 18th Dis
trict Little TENNESSEE IA Tree Barbecue al Chi
homie Spring, i'll the county of Smvrh on u .
l1h day OF October The Abingdon Banner
calls it the "hr>t Grand Rally of the state Guard.
Committees OF Arrangement have been appoint
ed for Washington, Lee, Scott Russell, Tazcwell.
Wylhe, Carroll and Gray>on counties a host
of Orators is expeciei-and the Democracy OF
all the Southwest are invited 10 attend
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BEDFORD COUNTY

LIBERTY, Oct. lst, 1914.
Mr. Leake of Albemarle made his first visit TO
Bediord on the 25d September, according to pre-
vious appointment Mr.. Irving of Amherst was
here also, and the Wing party undertook TO pre-
scribe terms and the order OF discussion time &c.
and although Mr. Leake was not well, with a bad
cold, hoarseness, &c, and very feeble, nothing
would do but he must lead of, and Mr. Irving re-
ply, and MIR. Leake reply TO him, &c. Mr. Leake
repeatedly assured them he was unable TO reply,
and indeed doubted if he could speak an hour and
half They would accede 10 no proposition he
could make, but must prescribe all themselves,
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The r. Wing, OF THURSDAY morning has n
long and one-siicd accoIm, ol ''Iocoio ourrases
in New York other words, some qnarrels
and fights which were gotten up the other night
ings in The city. In all probability, there we've
faults Oh both >ies-too much excitement and ir.
rita,ion and a mere accident ishlhayc occasioncd
Il collision just a. a >in@Ir>parl inilamcs whole
magazine. But one Prominent fact brought ic'
ward by the y. York Courier and transferred
from ii To the columns OF the Whi. is threat.
ching note signed Nv Fond" Che bully, As lie
Coon> have nicknamcd nim) purportlng TO b.
dated AT The Empire Club Rooms, aud threat
enng, that the mex, meeting The Wings have,
they will not gel oil 81 luckily but NAV expect
far worse treatment from the Spartan Band =
Ford has come forward, 10 stamp this Card as i
deliberate forgery
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MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA.

TN IkNII y ft IttFtI TIVHs
Sumter Co, Ala, Sept ~.
81 have just returned from 4 tour through Mis-
sissippi. She is safe beyond doubt for Polk ALI;
bama is, as she always has been, firm, but on
ward. Mississippi willgve from 3 10 5000 ma
jority for Polk, il not more; so say their Repre-
sentative, Mr.. Thompson, and others. Al is safe
in these Two States. Onward is the watch. wold.
Even the ladies in Mississippi are JEALOUS for
Democracy With such energy and Union We
must succeed"
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GLORIOUS MASS MEETING

The largest Mass Meeting probably which dis
whole campaign has produced was the assem-
blagc ol Democrats at Albany, " u, on We'd
ne>cay lasl. twas gathering OF Democrats from
all lie rirc, counii,s and the vicinity OF Albany
SC. Not less Than 5000 are said Ia have gone
from the city of New York alone. The immen. Z
mass is estimated al $4,000 and no scene has pro-
pabIv exceeded j, either in numbers, enthusiasm
ar effect
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the idle, stale jokes OF the other are no, so attend
inducements for me TO leave my studies ~ a.. -.
them They and meir style ofpuOc spoaShI" hurried
loo well known and need not prolops NY Con.
sketch of the doinss Of the Wings at '''''' 80
vention. 800, bo,,er than
Aoush the day has proved even pe 1e , ,,an
Yesterday, the pallIy assemblage Is siha le hands
il was and this Convention may shahe ;G"nn,
upon terms Of equality with Other agn,i.TT'"'
Mhio failures. q
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We havc no room in lhis mornins 5 rare

We have no room ia this morning paper for
description Of the renconrc which took place
on Thursday, Al Philips, in Chesterfield County
about 200 persons present Me>srs. Meade and
Wallace spoke on the part Of the Democrats
Mes>rs. Flournoy and Darlington on The par, Of
the Wings. The Wing Orators were used up
and our Correspondent, SAYS, the Wings were
laid up as cold rs wedge"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
ENrEacr Of q ritter Ecm

'L1rIsA, Ocl. IN, ISL.
I'VE have joyful times in old Louisa. The
Democracy is thoroughly aroused. Our harha-
cue came oil Yesterday slorionsly-trom l,ooo
10 loo OF the ycomanry OF The county present.
Mr. J. w Jones opened lie discussion in one OF
his ahlest efluIs-hc maze tremendous impress
sion. Sci down Old Louisa at 80 majority for
Polk and Dallas We shall have Il large crowd
again to-day More anon"