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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
THE BATTLE.rIEI.D!


The Washington Correspondents of the "New York
Herald, "Republtc," &C., &c, are attaching great
consequence TO Thursday electon-(we do no,
dispute this propotcn)-but they give US other asser-
tons, which we do not believe. Some crude sugges-
tons may have been thrown out without due deber-
ation among the members of Congress about chang
ing the candidate of the Republican party in such and
such an event but do not believe that any mem
Der has seriously made up such opinion; that in
fact any member could have deliberately brought him.
self 10 the determination Of interfering with what does
not properly belong 10 himof seeking to manufacture
new public opinion-of attempting t. control the
movement Of the Baltimore Convention We cheer
fully submit THIS matter to the delegates, who will
have recently come up from the body and the bosom
Of the people. Let them select the best and mosl
available nominee; and we will BE- content. Our doc
,rne is, any Republican sooner than Henry Cay-sooner
than the who will not be "embarrasspd by the pc
culiar opinions of Virgina--w who is Fedrras; in
grain and in cplea bold, arrogant cator in his
,emper--yet who is now "stooping TO conquer seek
ing the highest office in The world, by course of
shameless electoneerng, that is only calculated TO
lower the office well as himself Any Republican,
say we, in preference TO such man
But there is another report thrown out in one OF
these letters from Washington, which must pro-
nounce be false The very face Of it. s. b. Zone
Of the Cores pondents OF the ~ Y Ieald,) writes
the 18th inst, Again, and again, and again, within
few days past, have privately heard expressed by
men Of hgh Standing in the Democratic party, the
statement that their only nope Is IN me deeat Oh heir
party in Virginia \" This assertion we TO not hest
tate pronounce at to be fase-a gross calun-
ny upon every Democrat in Congress No such feel
ing exist in the bosom of any man. The whole
respectable corps of Democracy, whatever be their
hues of opinion variety Of feelings, cannot contain
any man who is knavish, well as foolish, so
weak, as well wicked, jaundiced by his wishes,
msed by his preudces, as to express sucha SEN
timent as this. Such man may pretend to call HIM
self Democrat, but in heart he is not one lie would
be unworthy of conGdenceun enemy in disguise;
prepared to desert Tomorrow traitor TO our cause IN
these trying times and rebel against the best
interests of the Party The who wishes defested
in Virginia, aoc, is, in heart, well wsher to Henry
Clay, more than he is 10 the Republicans. But IT
there be- perchance, such unfortunate member, we
beg him at once 10 pause, and dsabuss his mind OF
that perilous stuff that weighs down all his better
Feelings We believe however there is no such man
that the whole story arises from wn cnlumny or has
" mistake, and that our victory Thursday next
will be hailed by every heart and every tongue as the
harbinger Of The success Of our glorious cause.
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NJ We received last evening" too late for this morn
ns's paper, the communication from Essex, giving an
account OF Austin NJ Tribes triumphant defeat OF
Muscoe (iarnet in the discussion at Lloyds, on the
l6,L inst II shall appear on Friday
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4 a. CRECOlty 4 20. NJ.

No. lei, Mas STREET.
nRAWN Nos. of Alexandra Lottery, Glass B. drawn ?uth
81 80 - 81 S . % 10 20 10 90 81 G.,
Anril0
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HOYT IL CO.'S OFFICE,

Under he Exchange Hofti, Richmond, Erginia.
nRAWiSG al Alexandria Lottery. Class b. drawn April Goth
~ Isii:
81 30 la 81 % 10 10 10 % 81 Co.
ADrJ3 LII
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STATIONS OFFICE.
$50 900 goo 900. 9 Of $40 ono

s50,UO0, S2O,O = OF $4,000
l1OR Thursday May I'd, lS4 the ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
L Extra Class No 1885, for a4i. II drawn Nos "a.
Mammoth shem splendid capital Of $4,000 Of 10000,
prizes 10000 Of 500 Of 5000, 500 of
1900 Of 1000 30 Of COO 40 Of 500 50 Of 300 900 Of 600
Ticket. sI5i halves aO quarters Is; ciehts ST. Ccrti
OF packages Of 26 woles $780, shares proportion
Drawing Grand Consolidated Lottery No a. drawn
81 81 "a e. lG Il 81 81 ~ 45 - e. 50 20.
Who!e Ticket Nos 50 C3 e., Capital, sold aud paid BY
STRATTON.
81 80 II % IS 70 20 10 % 81 Ca
Ny list prizes daily increasing, having already sold this
month sixteen three number prizes
or Packages packages and
the Lotteries and the real! lucky nnnlers for sale al
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND BUYERS GENERALLY.
Spring Supply Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Shoe Thread,
Barking, Sc, Wholesale and Retail,
no. 35, WEST MAIN
IN HE subscriber, stand OF d. Burlington Co.. has in
fine and complete assortment OF Fresh Spring Goods
which have been received within The a' lew weeks direct
Of Offering 10 his friends AMI the public generally better
spec,uly Country Merchants and purchaser.
rally examination of his Goods under the nr conviction that
style and price of them Amongst then lie offers the follow"
Ladies superior French morocco and kid galkn: Shoes
do. do. pumpsole Buskins
Do. do seal and calfskin walking Shoes
Do do black and eoIorsd pai'er Buskns
| No. do. fancy velvet toilet slippers
leather KID and morocco walking shoes very cheap
| fine calfskin, do. Slippers and Ties, do.
| Ccntlemens very superior dress Boots, Miles
| Do fine caiskin do qualities
| To- ealfssin seal and morocco sewed and pegged
| Boots, assorted
enemens very superior alfkn and dress Shoes
| Miles
i;enemens caskin and dress Shoes assorted
| Do. leather and bucksain Slippers
| Womcn's fine leather walking Shoes, styles
i Do leather sewed and pee.ed Wells, assorted
| Do do. and kid Slippers
Mems lined and bound pcgged and scwed Brosaas assorted
| Mems thick psgged and sewed Brogans, assorted
! Boys very flee and low priced Shoes and Brogans
| Misses do do. Shoes and Slippers, very fine
assortment
Chdrens Boots Shoes Ankle Ties, styles qualities
and prices
Also Leather Travelling Trunks Sizes very cheap Hair
Trunks very cheap Carpet Bags; Vae Trunks, Thread,
qualities Backny Writing and Wrapping Paper a.sort-
ed, Ac., &c.
10 from country prompt and nareu
II lar attention DAVID BURLINGTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Boots Shoes, Trunks.
| Shoe Thread, &C, No 81 West Man street
| Anil n ll2-Hiw
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SHARES EXCHANGE BANK
" STOCK-Dmne the of the Stockholders OF the Ell
change Bank place Norfolk the s day of May
next will be- offered public SALE hundred and fifty
shares Reference made Josiah wills, Esq
| Norfolk.
| tnyio1 l0-Wow
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FOX THE NIUIHFH
A CARD understand that all the originals OF The
EWING despatcbes have been found-under thorough
.oa,ch ;ns,tpted by Judge Upshur, shortly prior to
his melancholy death on the Princeton ! now Lean
from an authentic source. that instead Of recording
Dipomatc Correspondence, the usage is to bind them
in original and in Folo and that was one Oh Inc
please make this correction, and announce another
Eps,s of Randolph of Roanoke for the next Enquirer
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A RTIFICIAL FiOWERS.-Two hundred boxes received per
Schooner Iscarora mostly Of our own Manufacture which
~ ,;i .rli ve,y low W. & f. P. CARPENTER,
We " 80 No ], Exchange Block
Il2-u
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NoTlCE-An train of Cars will leave the Depot Of the
Richmond. fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Company,
O'Clock, Thursday 18th instant for Tayorsve (fo Tie
purpose wishing that precnct)
and returning will leave Tay ovit for Richmond at halfpat
3 O'Clock. Fare for The Trip ST..
Persons wishing in the counties above leave
Richmond Mail Train quarter before 4. ~, and
the city by 4, =. NJ.
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appointed by the % ae.
18th February, IS44-for taking deoositiohs' Tue
of deeds &c out of the State Of Virginia; va,
nicCiay, for the State oil s Nsw
Ivsrs Austin, !, a,.',and
James B. Latmer, i"a'' ''
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,.IN LEAF AND SEA GRASS HATs.-Just received
large invoice above HATS which ". WI sell a our
s"i''o" r'' No. ], Exchange Block.
,noa 1l5-tf
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BR.xros 4 LrwIs-Extract OF Letter, dated
April 8: ,o. pdn;ston b..
declined s. l. DAYS will take the track against Nc
Iauobln and beat him.
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I AND FOR SAI.E-The offers Tract
IL Land the upper u iaaN county, and lying
Crrrk 800 The the Tac.
coil well the growth Of tob1c
CO. wheat sc and finely The Mill
State upon land. To wishing cap
tai in real estate, few tracts prr.rnt advantages.
T.Rns balance and ears credit,
approved security aud deed Of the land for
the unpaid balance ROBERT w HENRY.
Address subscriber, Richmond J. W. Henry, Esq,
Pe,toisE,urg, PItsylvana, Va. w u.
hDriIo3 ll5-4t
NEW, CHEAP AND DESIRABLE SPRING DRY GOODS.
I b. CUNNINGHAM II STREET, SHocSOE Hmi, Is now in
receipt of his Stock Of Spring Dry Goods, consisting part
folows:-
French and American Calicoes
Worsted and Cotton Balzorines styles
Striped and Figured Lawns
Brown and Blcached Shrngs and Sheengs
Cotton and Linen 0Znaburgs
Shades and PLrasols, and handsome styles
Black cooed Alapaclias
Silk and Cotton Gloves and Hosiery
Linen Darnask Table Diaper
Straw aud Florence Braid Bonnrs
Also, Of Goods Tor gentlemen : wear.
April % llo-wlf
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Sock0e HiN Dem0eTaltc 7ssor1nl1UH. -
There will be Grand Rally of the Sbockoe Hill
Democratic Assocation at Democratic Hall, over the
Marshall Hotel, on Wednesday Evening, the gath.
Several Addresses are expected and full meeting OF
the Republicans of the City is desired Let no Re,
nublcan hesnte-but "act well his part--there all
the honor lies Let every sentnei % sehant, ana
sal :m ;I OLD VIRGINIA.
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..THc Price of Liberty IS Eternal Vigilance -
DEMocRA'rIC NETTING

An adjourned meeting of the Shockoe HILL Demo
CRITIC Association will be held at the Marshall Hotel
rms EVENING al o'clock. The near approach OF the
great day of battle, and the importance of being fully
orepared for the conflict is hoped, will induce every
member of the Association to be punctual in attend
ance. and ready, on the first sound Of the bugle to
April 23d, 1874. PRESS oN"AhD
M The above Meeting FIR tais eSening is of the De
mocratic Party only. Our Wing friends who have
always found the latch string out are not expected or
this evening being mere Family far,y' on "eo
nesdav evening. we shall be happy to see them.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
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converted into circulating pdPei, u"au'"''"SG ~ -
isng provisions Of law and contrary to the spirit and
intention of the Constitution. For remedy of which
abuse of authority, and violation OF law and the Con-
stllution, the committee recommend the passage OF a
Joint resolution, decaratory Of the meaning OF the pro-
visions of The several statutes and restraining the Sc
cretary of the Treasury within the true boundary oil
his authority.
In 1910, whilst the Federalss were, by fraudulent
and clindestine means, and by gross and wicked ms
representations, imposing upon the generous conn
dence OF virtuous and Republican People and seal
ing the control from the only political party who had
ever exercised il with orbearancc and moderation, and
had committed the fewest abuses they declared that
an absolute power the finances and The currency
was SO tempting TO the avarce and integrity OF The ad-
mins,ration that il could not exist without enormous
mischief 10 the nation And, yet, after these eonss-
t,, Fedeolss obtained possession OF the Government
they hastily clulched with eager grasp the people
nurse and the countrys sword. Existing laws for the
safe epng Of The public money were repealed with
ndece nj haste No legal provisions adopted ~
their stead Mr. Clay declared in open Senate, that
the Treasury and finances "in lawless con-
ditioo." The dispe nsaion Of public patronage for
party purposes longer abhorrent to the purity
and pat,io,ism of restored Federalism. The E1ecu-
tive with arbitrary sway, unrestrained by wise ana
efficient lepslaton, controls the finances OF the conn
,rv and under the simple authority TO borrow money
"reoured by the public SERVICE incident thereto
usurps the power of supplying paper currency :
Here we have the union of the purse and The sword
and an extra constitutional currency. These are the
hitter fruits which have grown out of The restoration
Of the Federasts to place and power. The dscont'-
nuance Of such Restoration is demanded by that VIZ
,nous patriotism which abhors the violation OF solemn
olsdues and seeks 10 advance the public veal from
oure and de volion The restoration OF he
mocraic Principles, of salutary law and of disregard
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profound fixed at this time upon our dear State, and
her pending elections. Republicans OF our own South
west we tell you that the Piedmontese Of the Blue
Ridge, the People Of the Northwest, the Democrats Of
the Seaboard look TO you with fiaterna encourage
ment, and bid you go ahead Press on, then into ths
glorious action and make success, with Gods will in
good cause the harbinger of greater victory and q
general Jubilee in November next Remembering.
member it with pride and honest exutation, that our
noble patriotic, and truly Republican State, since the
dawn of the Revolution, and through all lis convul-
SONS ever bore alof the sacred banner of popular Ii
berty and equal rights. To the keeping of her firm
hand, this palladium has been often entrusted, upon
divers critical occasions, and this s one OF them Let
not implore you, the veteran standard bearer be
struck down in preliminary sklrmish with the enemy
lie, not the time endeared flag itself which has hlther-
10 waved triumplaniiy hundred battle fields,
b. railed ingloriously by Federal hands in the dust
No God forbid. Should such a disaster befall, and
become accessory the return Of Federal supremacy
IN the land, The very ashes of the Apostle OF Aoer.y
would stir in their silent repository. The departed
'pr of Jefferson if in communication with the things
OF this world, would frown with Indignation upon the
political degeneracy of The times
"Descendants of the heroes Of Kings Mountain,
remember yous strain, remember your sires, remem-
per Their truly Democratic principles-renemoer
'her undyng hatred to old observation-disclosures
modern Whiggery the heir apparent and faithful re-.
pfesenative-remember finally, what inheritance OF
reputation, glory, and of influence has descended
oPo" tue people OF ths unspotted Hnd ceeofaleo So"
ihoh~ealth and then give, lies 10 your power iGil
io'ce TO all the influence which Virginia possesses Come
out en- masse to the elections hail shine compet'-
"on or no competition, come out with The spirit OF men
VINO cared for the country, themselves and their chill
d'en Come out! A wary, visan, foe, not overly
scfupu!ous. may spring candidate upon you on the
Gay Of the election. Prepare for the worst-for slime
ana chance happeneth to all men,
The render who looks abroad through this Congress
s'onal district and observes the impregnabs and etil
Increasing strength of The Democratic party, will pro-
oaoly conclude that have addressed very idle and
useless appeal 10 the party. By means. Security
Is loo often the parent Of danger and disaster
lin WAsuIScTos we shall probably have no formal
opposition though, doubtless, the Wings might con-
eehlrae vote sufficient defeat Us, if caught map
ping If the strength of Col. Goodson could be test
ed we think it is agreed that he never so strong
as at this tlme-never Compared with any previous
run. the Colonel could beat himself with considerable
ease. Washington, then is SAFE with increased ma
Jotiiy
DR. Tate Of sMYrH, repeatedly hard run, now be-
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Jeremiah Marph,. Ne2tluas-r al the eahla >,s'lss.
made rrpu Of hay, Sc, weighed by him iur the gear
ter ending NV NJ. ls4&, which with The Tfessorers
rece,p, for The received or weighing reeeiv
I'd.
The contingent Of Jrssee 7. Burton. Master
ri Police. with the corporation Tor the quarter ending 2d
Nov, 1874. presented 10 the board and being saly
sworn 10, was received aud filed.
The Street Cumnit,re made a report iN relation 10 the
erection vi wall o~er side of Turnpike alley mud
other matters, whch b-ing read received and filed
And the ut SUISSE cts, was ordered To be placed
IN the hands of the Police Master, subject IN thu order Vi
the Coommitte IL pay Tor the erection Of said wall.
The follow ing claims were also ordered In lie psd Sos
i5 balance due John Thurman. Clerk of the Market h
salary, &c.-tl % As b- paid jeremiah Murphy. a.
noun, III his salary. Ae.tt7l .2S. to be paid jesse
Burton his salary. balance credit of acsmn'-H5
To Claiborne Ford Oversec street hands. Tor his salary
And $500 placed the hands Of the chairman 1T Wa
terng Committee, and subject ~ order of said Commit
tee.
Resolved, That Richard II. Toler, Esqr.. 10 and ne
hereby appointed pnAy represent the CoPnaon oi
Lyn chbury in the next General meeting ot the S,rk-
holders ol ,h~ James River and kanawha Company.
and The President o the Comon Council will cause I"
BE- prepared aud executed the necessary powei Vi aor-
ney.
And then the hoard al jonrnrd until Friday next True
e1'rass inn the journal of proceedings.
Ieste,
~ poprS Cl,L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

.7rkansas. Legislature Of Arkansas assembled
at L,ilr Rock TIE 4th inst. John Williamson was
elected President Of the Senate. and John 5. Roane
Speaker Of the House Both Locos, OF course. Ac-
cordng the Message of Governor Walker the fnan-
Of This State as in most ui the ether States which
have been pretty sradily under the control Of the Lo
cos.) not in very furnishing condition. The Gov
ern"r s,a's Tia, "he treasury 10 not in condition
pay IF the interests which has already accrued the
Stale ands" mich now amounts To upwards Of half
mllli"n Of dollars Yet this enlightened, patriotic and
honest Iecofoco Governor declares that he is "oppsed
increased axaton." or course he goes for Rspuda>
iionan equally of coursr, The people. caring Tor
their pence than fIr their honor. Icry Amen Who
wonders that Arkansas 10 Loc,fDcv to the core
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IYNU1aHUlsG MARKET,

For The reek ending Saturday. .\6remGtr 23J. lSia.
1obaeeo.-Lugs. shippag. 81 40 I" 90; manuIAc-
rrng 81 80 To 80; se. 81 90 10 $50 Leaf interior
( 90 h, 80. c,mn,n. SajJto $50; mljIing, 81. 50
90; good 800 to, 1000; fine manufacturing leaf
$40 10.
F1ou.-$3,25 from wagons; 81 to 1 out VI Store
Stock lgh,. ard IN good demand
Wheat. Red g.; White 10 cts. per hushr
Grain-Gorn 81 10 40 cents per bushrI ir,m wagon;
Oals sheal 81 per hundred. cleaned; irm Wagons
20 To % cents; Rye, none IN marker.
Ckrer and Gas, Seeds. Some sales Of Clover
Sccd at store at s. oi old seed No new crop YET in
market
Prop,ion, -Baa,r 6 from wagons. 81 to 7 retail,
Beef ? 80 per huadrrj; Meal, 81 lo AZ cts per bush
FL from WAGON
CoGe..-S Domingo, 7, to cents per b.; Rio. s
cents; lasuyra 10 III Sen's; Java. 10 To IL cts;
Cuba u II 8.
Porto Rico. TO cents h.; ST. Crois, 10 to III
Gems per b.; Loaf, l2l to II cents per h.
Caudies -Tallow. III 10 | > cents per lb Sperm, 30
to 40 ccuis per h.; Hull s. suns. 5o II cents per Ii.
Uhiskey. -Coinnou. % To 80 cents per gallon. from
wagon roul slore 80 10 SO cents Ksctled. AZ 10 81
from wagon
Brandy Apple. % to 30 cents per gallon Peach.
50 cents per gallon.
Cotton Yan..-F Factory prices: Is els; per ID. as
sorted.
Lron,-Bar Iron. $50 per ton from boats. IS from
Store. Pig, SIS per ton.
Steel. Isrerd. IL III 8 cents per H.; German 10 to
l6 cents; Shear, ~ 10 rs cents per h.; Cas-. Steel. %
IL rs eta. per Id.
Lilseed OHIO To Is cts. Lamp. 81 90 TO 80
per gallon; Tanners, 1000 to 1000 per Dbl
Ieater.--G nod Sole. Is 10 20 cents per ID; Damag
ed Sole. Is 10 IL cents per ID.
Po,rder.- Blasting. 81 90 to 1925 per neg; Rife, 50
so 10 4. 90 per keg.
WooL-Wool. &c 10 II cents per b.; WOOL Rolls. 81
10 As cents per ID.
Coal and Hood -Biiuminous. % cents per bushe
Anthracite, s., 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood "
per cord; Hickory ~, 80 PER cord
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o. The Legislature Of New Hampshire ('has thor
rough eoitg locooco Slae at lis las. session proposed
10 am' nd the Stale constitution as 10 render Roman
Calh dies eligible the Office Of Senate: and Represen-
Ia,ivr- iron whch il seems they excluded N
in that land Of Democracy. federation and Equal
Rights But he people, by an overwhelming majority
rejected the proposition, and qnen'ly no ko'nan
Catholic is deemed in that Stale suili enily truslwor-
thy 10 be clothed with the functions Of legislator And
yet strange say, the Roman Catholics, ih compare
lively few enlightened exceptions united with their
uppressors in the late Presidential election! Such
constitutional provision would have excluded Charles
Carroll of Carrolltun. WIN. CASTOR Of Nrth Carolina
and other erea, and good from the public councils -
aud ii is disgrace 10 the age and 10 the code in which
II sts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

CiAeps DmI-The Bnstn Post cites the vote of The
people Of The town of Ihonas,on, Name, in which
C-y resided (432 mr Polk and 285 for Cay,) "ss an
emphatic expression Of opinion by the Wing citizens Of
tina, in relation to Mr.. Clsys criminal connection
with the death Of their representative. 1t should. in
the language of cotempnsry. rather be regarded as
emphatic evidence oi he prevalence Of ias-h'"d and
vlllany over truth and recude No baser knavery ev
er was Practical. certainly, than the no.""ssy false
aemenls the subject referred 10. nor did any ltel
ers ever worhiiy deserve she plloy than these
" hu manu- facturrd and circulated them.
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lDD1DU AIRY.

Died, the 18th ul,.. JoHr. aged IL months and 2
days; and ON the DIST nlt, ELlzABErM ANN. aged
years month and iG DAYS, only children ot Edward :
and NJ. A. Thurman. OF this place.
Two hsey bsbes these parents had,
Their future hiss 10 share;
They promised j,y and happiness.
Fur many coming year.
But their happiness was mau'J.
By DrArH- relentless Torn,
The children sleep. the sleep Of death.
The parents left to mourn.
Bnt parents he like patient job.
WIN said in pi,,us frame;
The Loan did give and take away,
And dressed he his name.
And like the Psamis David Claim,
The promise 10 yam given;
And though You nr'er mee, on earth,
ny faith vou II meet in HEAVEN.
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LIVERPOOL, MARKET. Nov. 4.

Tobacco. We had = very ,nanmsic demand i"r To-,
hacco thrghont the past mn'h; buyers have r"fs"ed
frn purchasing until more III the 'nnrs are ss,n.
pied Much IT The new Kentucky is already sampled,
the condition is fine. aud the quality g"d One cargo
=" Virginia is also sampled the condl,on OF ihs Is nlso
fine, but the quality only addlihg and similar 10 the
importation ii las, year Ia prices there Is no chang, 10
notice. The entire sales Of the month snr"n. 10 ~
hhds.. viz: 1919 Virginia leaf. 10 s,emmed. $50 Ken.
lucky leaf and 4o7 s,emmcd. The present stock con
sis. III 49, Is against $50. held a, the sane period
last year We quite James river leaf faded I'd 10 2ld.
ordinary sound. Sd. m,ddlnn, 3sd 10 I'd. good a'd.
fine 81. slenned law shor,. i'd To Id. mddlnp AID.
good. Sid r Sid. 6nc Sd. Kentucky leaf. % 10 AID,
s'em--d I'D aud new Sid Ia sd, per pound.