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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

Making pyramid Of l6O electoral votes
certain for Polk and Dallas, being @ more
than IL requisite 10 choice. To this add S.
Carolina. which is certain, and chances favor.
able for Delaware end N. Carolina, maxine
g. Mr.. Polk is elected by IS more than ,e.
quisi'e to choice; leaving for Mr. Clay. Mas.
sschnse,,s II. Vermont 6. Rhode Island A
Coonee'ienl s, Maryland Z, Kentucky l2.
Ohio .. and Tennessee Is. (being now claim.
ed for him by IS vo,es,) and he will have 70.
ceised SO electoral votes, all told. Hui;a fo,
Polk. Dallas. and Democracy
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

DEMOCRATIC ILLuMiNATNN.-At D+aso"
cratic entertainment given on Wednesday eve.
ming. BY Dr.. Benj. Weed, a, the Bsi.k Hotel
Just opened BY Mr.. RoweII. ., whhh large
number were present. il was resolved. Phss y
be recommended to the Democrats Of Bloom.
ing,on TO illuminate thei, residences Or places
.of business, on the evening IT next Monday,
week. I'd December next, !. being the day Of
The mex, meeting Of Congress, in honor Of the
grea, Democratic Triumph just achieved. h
is hoped ON: friends will not prove unmindful
or tardy.
Z QuERY.-.Ae il il now conceded, on all
sides, that the Democracy have triumphed..
and from the short notice given, limiting the
number present, would j, not BE- well to have
meeting at some place, (say the School
House, this evening,) TO make preparations
for public entertainment, OF all parties!
DsATH or Col. Cox.-It is with pain that
we announce to our readers the death Of Col.
Thos. Cox. Of Jackson County. 10 this Terri.
tory, who died al his residence in that county
on Saturday 9th inst. Col. c.. was men,
Der Of the Convention which framed the Con.
sii,u,ion Of Illinois. and afterwards Ct the Leg
isla,ure. was appointed one Of the Land off,
GERS at Vanda:ia under John G. Adams. was a
soldier in the late war with the Sacs and Fox
es in Iowa and Illinois. and has since been a
member both Of the House and the Council
Of this Territory, where lie distinguished him
self both as wise and prudent Legislator, &
what is better. an honest man. His death
will be deeply lamented by host Of friends,
both in Iowa and Illinois. Peace TO his ash.
es.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

AZ. The last number Of The Herald issued
an The Sin inst, completing the 4,h volume.
and the materials Of The Office being pi-onsly
inclined, and wearing the appearances OF con-
fusion. rather than order, We deemed the pres
m. .o,opsr time for putting matters 10 right.
a. no paper was issued last week, and We
now barely issue half a sheet, for the pn'P Csc
r. informing our readers that We are ss'i; alive
and kicking. with prospect Of continuing So
politically, ., least. until November ls4S.
Hereafter The Herald will make its regul'S
appearance on Friday. We regretted the ne
cessity Of the suspension but to put our affair $
10 right was almost impossible during the reg
ular publication Of our paper.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22
REMOVAL.
:. :. Beanett 4 C.
g AS removed The brie, ,,o,.

J. Bennett 4 9.
H AS removed b br;e,. -.
Of u Ame Hons Nv : s'eond u
Bloomington, iow,. '" second d.
GREAT ARRIVAL
Of ELL IND ucs,,'Tesn..
direct from the cities Of NEW Yo,r e0s
FON, now scceising II the brick ~" .A md b
street, the largest, cheapest and ha.. On Secu
Iowa. bloouipr.
J. BENNETT & CO.. would ,.,
zen. Of Bloomington and vicinity 'I aa he d
having juss received from Roason se0enlJ, h
they have carefully selected the;, s.n sa'eA pl,1
goods. adapted 10 the market a..;. =" md vim
dent Of satisfying al who NAV f,,s, eo' iesl cu
call. with goods at prices not to be ny. ,nen Viii
er at wholesale or retail, west Of Ia y. cid
Economy should always be con,;as. Ma'eais,n
at prices 10 suit purchasers. "'s Sku
Dry Goods.
a large assortment Of Blk. Blue .N...
nreen. and Blue Broad Cloths; Bin. .; Il la .,
Cad.t mixed Cashmere, Blue, BI,.t
mxi Sattinet, blue, black and brown ~: aaa C,a
Plus. English, French and Amer;e.n > a' q Csa
r'esy Of new patterns, fine, superfne n uas "
fig'rd Alapacca. Nous. he Lain. ESIpPa la
Highland Plaid Shawls, Merino. Mon. s aas
a variety Of fancy H'd'k's. Hard and e. /.
black. brown and figured Ga Me,ino -! . T.
Irish Linens, Check, Cambrcks. Civ. ssa3
buckskin Mi.tens end Gloves. Lar. .... neg
Of brown Domestic, DalIey's ble.cS.a 's .
Ticking. white and red Fianuela A. s0eeala
great variety Of other goods. w. Gd
GrOcer.e s.
Coffee, brown and loaf Sugar. Yo,,. =
and Imperial Tea, Molasscs, pepper A I%;. N.Y. T.
ger, Cinnamon, Tobacco, Sperm and Tsl'"s y C''
dies, Bar and Caseel Soap, Powder Sh", = V'a
Percus. Caps. Indigo, Nader Copne,s. I ~ txs
4 general assortment Of Nails "a Id 5dS on -
GOD. '" w
A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT or u =,
ANDQUEENs-W WARE 'a'
ALSO-A large assortment. Of BOOTS a
SHOES. o09'' az
an ktnds of Produce take. 4. .......
for Goods.
Oct 10, 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

RALPH p. LOWE, 4. JAMES r. earle
TON have formed y p,stncr<i'ip under the style 4
firm 81 LOWE q CARLETON. in the practice
II The hw throughout The er"M Jud cisl District IL
Eihis Territory. LOWE 4 CARLETON.
Nov. 20. 44-3-w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22
A CARD.

A CARD.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub.
lie, that owing TO circumstances over which he has
no CONTROL he is unable to commence the pubca.
ton Of the +" Muscatine Whg'' at the time con,em-
plated. The paper will be started upon the first
opening Of navigation in the spring.
s ea p. MORTALITY.
Bloomington, Nov. 20, 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

MARRIED-On SUNDAY 9Th inst. by Thomas
Crandol. ESQ.,, Mr.. DAVID G. BABCOCk. to
Miss SALLY r. BURR, both Of this place.
In Montpelier, on Thursday 1h inst. by Benz.
Covell, Esq. Mr. MARSHAL. FARN>WORTH,
to Miss REBEcCA DANIELS. daughter Of Viii.
hanson Danicls-all II this county,.
In Sweetand. on Thursday 9TH inst by the same
Mr.. JOHN PACE, 10 Miss RHODA LONG
daughter Of the late Ware Long, Esq.-all Of this
county.
u Lots Of cake received, from all PARTED; but
Polk and Dallas are elected. so VIC have only time
to wish them full enjoyment Of all the pleasures
antscipated
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22
MUsCATINE LYCEUM!!

There will an adjaurnel meeting Of the Mus
ca,inc I.yccum, on Wednesday Evening next, a
half pas, six O'clock, At the School House. Re
ports from the Executive Committee 4 the Treas
ufrt will Re expected. Also m election Of Officers
fer the ensuing year. j. A. PARVIN. Sec.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22
J. W. RIcHMAN.

j. w. RICHMAN & CO.
W'hOtcsate and Retail Gr0cers and Far.
BOARDING and (On'nstss5Om .0etchants,
BLOOMINsrox, Iowa.
N. B. All persons indebted to ,e old concern o
J. w. Rchman, will please settle Immediately.
Nov. 20, 1874. ]. w. r.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

NJ d. SUGARS bbls. N q. sugar, Just reed
IN and for sale, by J BESxErr Il Go.
{
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

POST OFFICE
Removed to Second ST.. between J. Bennett d
Co.'S, store and Capt. Jim's. Nov. IA, "a
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

10 COFFEE-2O Sacks Rio Coffee, just
NJ reed and for sale by J BESNErr Il Go.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

Gov. Chambers has issued a Proclama-
lion setting apart Thursday 18th December
next to BE- observed as day Of 'Ihanksgiv.
ing. $50
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

RGEN'S THICK BOOTS-5OO pair Mems
IN thick Boots, for sale by BENNETT & Go
nov %. 1{
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

EMS THICK and KIP BROGANS-4OO
w pr. Mems Thick and Kip Brogans, just reed
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

IL ENrUCKY JEANS-A splendid assor,
IN ment just reed and for sale by
nov % ] DENNETr & Go
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

+ AIDES INDIA RIjBBER-5O pr. Ladies In
- dia Iiutber Over Shoes, just reed and Tor sale
By nov % J BENNETr & Co
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

NOTICE,
WOULD give notice to all persons knowing
u themselves to be in my debt in any shape what
ever, to call and settle the sa,e without further de-
lay, many persons have had Indulgence from me Of
one and two years standing. I'oihose would say
th.t unless those demands are paid Immediately,
they will ind their notes and accounts in other
hands for collection. ]. B. DOUGHERTY.
Bloomington, Nov IS lS44.--3w g
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

- OCKINGHAM FLOUR--supcri"r Rock
Il = ingham -four, ut BRIDoNAN u WxED's
nov %
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

II NOTION Pittsburgh Yarn, all MOI
~ for sale at No. Second street.
nov % BHIpGMAN & WsEp
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

tALr skINS-6 doz Eastern Cali oS'ns'ju"
~ reed andfor sale, by J.b. uocsalA''
April l9-24-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

"ANrED-=2OO Bushels Corn and Oats
w by nov % BENNETT Il Co
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

" OMENS WINTER SHOES-The best as
w sortmcnt ever offered in this market, and Sc
ectcd with especial reference to the comfort Of the
farmers wives and daughters.
nov - Bn,pcw.x g. WEN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

EyLAXSEED and BEEsWAX ~ssifd. ~
y which the highest market price will De Psu''
April l9-24-tf J. b. Docc'IaI'.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

sNOTI[:E.
HVHE subscribers have this day formed co-part
i ncrship under the name and firm Of Cleveland
& Bodies, for the purpose Of trading in Dry Goods
Groceries Hardware. &c. &C., at COoleshorongh
Louisa Co. Iowa. CHAS. NJ. CLEVELAND.
HENRY Bodies.
Toolcsborough, Iowa, Oct. 10, lS44.
Farmers wishing u dispose Of their produce will
always find ready market at this store, aud the
highest prices allowed.
Oct 25,-4w, CLEVELAND & BOLLES.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

d. c. HICKMAN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

HRAIN and grass scythos just t, rec !. .1 ~ -
~ sale nv J BENNETT q =.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

II 4 nOCERIES-Super Rio Coffee, n. y. =
N gar, Tea, Molasses, Salera,us. sack anu ''''1
salt. Tobacco, &c. for sale by .,,,n
Janl9 FULTON l. LEMP.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

Doors and SHOEs-A splendid assortment
- just reed and for sale by
nov % BENNETT Co
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

HNEAS! TEAS!!-Gun Powder, Imperial Y
u Hyson and Black Taas, at NO. ].
nov % BRrDGMAN & WEED
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

WINDOW SASH--Custom made Window
w Sash at nov % Ba,GMAs & WEEDS
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

9. A. sAtT-oo sacks 9 A Salt justr.ceived
per steamer Monona. and for sac by
Oct II IA GREEN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

nLEENSW ARE-A large and splendid as
"a sormcnt If QurenswaIc, just received from
New York and Philadelphia. and for sale hy
nov % EDWARDS 4 TAYL OF
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22
JOSEPH A. GREEN.

Of Greer and EnJe direct fro Boston and New York a,e,
FALL GOODS which he offers for unusually low prices
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-22

AIDES CATER BOOrS.-Ladies Black
IL and COl0ted Cater and 2 Cater Boots for
sale very cheap by Oct IL JAGREEN s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-04

~. 0-.r,a ne,n,cra-, Association held their
~. =. o.. Co,,-folse on Mon
49,, a, Newman their Pre-
s;der, !, We 60 Theirs, business before the
als =, e -.', Inc anndent Of delegates 70
So .,-o, Ds, ~, This county in The
- oaJsa =, Glarlo,.esyiile in AuguSi
IN ~. en !. oS-i'- @
IT,, IN 5e]aea ~ Ie appointed to thai
= ht~tto I'd. ~ 49, e,o-,]eraD were then
eol'ei.liah, anu ,i.e io.'e - ! Madison Ma
ap,IG'aIsd ~ me ei.,'I, Seu,3sn John wills
~, = " con. I'M q, Pow E;win Gibson.
Jo!n VI. I'd ii ~ NJ, q Clark John r Ia
F"nl.i: ~, ri 1a5n WooItolk. JaS
R IA Ioi4 :, r ~, e Penn Walker Edmund
II. W, p,acr Fleming Lip>comh Hen
~ HaicA J9hn nut t Ss1,,,e Asrsnder Dos
Bas ~ s9Tr 1 aTnsr l - o o. Aexsar
Swami. John u Leo and James Hunter. 1o
ms Delegation he PFese. W. asd Iaae5 directed
The Association then " TeSolulon, aiFsele.I
,ha; is Executive COMMITTEE snai hold i'lse.ls
Al Orange Cour-Houss % me nfs sa.a.a! ~ -
again published VIZ: I L BTow5 Col I. Rove 3,y
Tho. Robinson ; terFl -r IN ii,'n 60 -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-04
FOR TIE EHQ Ci7ER.

THE ayalicr Klrer- i Irtu= -"'''''..-, -------
Good Sense. Religion, anc Democracy
Tia democrats OF the Banner County had
hoT,ed unrj few DAYS since. that respcc' loI lie
intelligence OF the people d hins w iiiia!n Wouio
nave prevented the Federal parry i!nm in,roduc-
ing their recenIiylnveLitd ouilooneiles ana mum
,,nes LIS rnsn and lis principles have SO often
80, ,a~,,i;ated at the polls BY our rejecting
veomanTy. that long since hope should hare &c
ssertei the breasts OF the .FoTlorn Squad. winch
20, has arcely attained the size am dignity Of
= cornnrars Guard IL this county But. driven
n desperation hv the accumulated chances " 1e-
ia, frightened al the idea OF lolal oVef1h'oS'
ana Mortified at the prospects Of a1otheT pastnaoo
from the Democratic Hickory 'oe 'soI9hots ~
ne marry assembled their ssplIl.ea hice ~
Monday, the 9th. our courcaE. Poh ne Sain =.
occasion. the Dcmocrssc iSsoc'd 'oi ne.e u
monthly meeting and tne eiiuu>ldsi
y .ae !, wa.noi exhibited in dosgre TeTses
Pork and Salad but there was
~ -, f.a,;nr Exhibited in their cheerful couDie-
a--oas ina, al with emphasis their hoIaest ceef-
.;-,.,.or ,oyaahere 10 the principles q uielr ID
pa few months since disorder and DIS
..;I were visible among the h1ehds OF
$500 and Van Bpren-but now there was no
S;sa-.sce Of opinion. All united in The sippoH
- i? nominees Of the Baltimore ConFeh'lol.-
Tiy/proceaflngS OF the AssociIiio-. W. -'-N
s,by that dignity and decorurn, winch are lhe
22arac,e-isiics OF the Democratic party. and may
he regarded a one Of he differences oiSlnsiish
ing i, from the friends OF Waller Rivers ano
s-Coons.n
The Democratic Association was addressed oy
Messrs Dabney. (our delegate 10 the baiamore
Convention Young. Soon and Bra1ton. nave
rarely listened TO more animated eioquence, ant
appropriate addresses than those delivered bE Inc
aforementioned gallant supporters Of DemocFa-
CT. They were sometimes interrupted ey oufs Us
Of applause, more inspiriting than the voices o.
the whole Wing party, shouting their mosf anus
ing songs. The attention Of the audience was
manifested during period OF nearly hve hours,
and the impressions lctt upon the people were
truly favorable The ball has been opened, ana
the voice of King William in the coming election
win tel with pleasure the strength OF The Demo
cratic parry.
Bur why shall leave this cheering picture, re
plete with beauties TO contemplate ior while
our opponents Why will candor compel me 10
narrase the proceedings Of ,heir meeting with az
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aNTET~IA coTSTy

Ata meeting u tie Democratic Association
OF the county OF Amelia, held u the Couri Hon~e
81. the county. on Thursde7 the 2.;h dav Of June.
l-i4 tina; beng Cour day, all The Democrats Of
the county were regue>iel- BY public ?roc!ama-
ton 20 attend for the pur,ose Of appointing dele
gaIeS 70 the Charlottesville Convention, ana :
very large and respectable assenbage having
convened. Tie President of the Association.
Jane, P Cocse. ESQ, bang absent, and Fabius
Lawson, Secretary present..
On motion. Thomas Webster ESQ. was ap-
pointed President pro ielpore an the meeting
then adopted the following resolution
RlSclrcd That Lewis : Harvic Fablus Law
son. Edward Green Jthn OSulliyan Q. II.
Tucker. George Mesi,,son Thomas Wiley.
john Jerer VIM. r. Robertson. James Pot.
Ar,asicad Mann. Thos C. Wilson, Asa Add.
peter Benton. Ben. Bricgelorrh Edward Jones.
Peter T Boi>>eau Wm RI. Harrison. VIM. n
Wilson. Tho~. I. Gle John +. Wilev. james
P Cooke. Samuel Jones Wor>ham Fos,er .loaa
w Foster. Thos. L. Jeer John 4. Ieter Wm.
II Pollard and Geo q. Robertson be, and they
are hereby. appointed delegates 10 represent the
count. q ! n!eiIa in the Srafe Convention % *
held in the Town ot Charlottesville on The third
Monday IL ing1si -e-t
On motion.
Resoi0e5. That the President PRE- I'm. be ADDED
to the delegation.
William w Cr1nP Esq Of the City 81
Richmond. having teen iuTite5 Dv the correspond
ing Committee 70 address l3e People 81; The COUNTY
on the political TOPICS Of tie day anc !, berg ce-
sired bv the Association. iiai iu.! ana Tree dis
c1l,-ion o! the questions which divide ias PoIt.-
cal parties Of the countrv should b" ND. re-
Qnest was made that some gentleman oi the
Wing parry would take PIT IN Inc dis usslon, anu
Junius T. Leigh. ESQ. The county OF Amelia
was prevailed On = 30 o The people q the
county. wi,hoH, distinction 81 paf;y- were iAcn
invited to attend Atiei !ew preliminary re-
marks hv Mr. Thomas I Giles. soliciting tie
attention %! the people. il Consideration u The
importance Of the Cpes.pHs involved, andtni.o-
ducing Mr. Crump l. tie meeting. NJ. C!nm2
PROCEEDED 10 deliver 10 z attentive auditory n
ane. Interesting. and esgut,i a1dTes- on Ae
Bank, Tariff. ana Trxas questions. Mr.. Lelsi,
repiiei 10 him with zeal .nergy, and force ana
MIR Cr1IDp concluded aecl>cuo>icn ~ Teloi-'-
DER equally happy and powerful
ON motion,
R.solred. ia0Ram0pan That, a an eViccnce OF
The confidence and regard 81 The Democracy u
Amelia. William " Camp. ESQ. be ana ne :
hereby appointed. a special delegate from tAiS
county 10 the Democratic Convention to be he'd
IN Charlottesville on lhe3l CAV OF August next
and thai his name be accordingly added 10 the de-
legation.
On motion. Tie association then adjourned.
THOMAS WEBSTER.
President pro tan.
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LEWIS cnrN-rN

Ara called meeting OF the Democratic AsSCci-
anon Of III connT held d; the coUr house u
said county on Mencay evening June lEh lo44.
Or. VIM J Bland was called L. the Chair. and
William {. Arnold appointed Secretary
Nessf> J. N. Bennelt, chairman o: tie cores
ooncinr committee. and Thomas Bland, chair
man Of The vigilance committee reported 10 TIE
meeting the result Of The Democratic National
Convention, held il Batimore-and the zeal
that i now being manifested throughout The De-
mocratic ranks Tor the support II the nominees q
that distinguished body
The meeting was also addressed ~ Mes.rs.
Eavs. Williams Cox anG Tnouasson, Who *
pressed The highes; feeling and confidence with
which the common people have heretofore. and
do now place in TIE Hon James K. Polk. u
Tennessee. ard The Hon. Geor-e VI. Dallas. Of
PENNSYLVANIA that with the names OF such
men Inscribed upon our couairl> oanne--Inen
whose spotleSS public and private characters. the
tongue If SANDER and abuse. could not Sri!lv-Yna-
king our motto "PoIS Dallas and TEXAs. We
would slash the mil boz ot the siashe>. and
restore an oppressed people from The domination
u Wing t:,raidon, ana " hi Inisrule II Nove!n-
Yer NEW therefore, i i unanimously.
Esolrcd, Thai this association hearty ap-
rrsys ii ;ne action d. the late Baltimore Demo
cratic National Correnton. and hereby pledge
fflef..>1lEts ~ II .t*It = istt-A4.-A-~ -1 ~.
James K Polk, Of Tennessee. and the Hon
George II Dallas q Pennsylvania. Tor President
and Vice Presiacn, al the United States.
Reu'red Thar We fully concur in the QriAci-
pie> 81 the Democratic parry. a arowed and pro
Inulgated ~ the said Baltimore Conrcn:ion- and
approve the several resolutions passed ~ thai
bociy-
Rrsoi~r1. Thai ii i the deliberate opinion Of
MS Association. tina. North Western Virginia
can and vii give much larger Democratic ma
i1r:tv in November hex than she did IN NoTerl-
ycmber 1910
ReuireE. Tha; the foregoing resolutions be sign
ed hv me President and The Secretary o. The Asso-
citation. and that they be published II nc Scion Of
of Democracy. and Richmond Enquirer.
On motion Of cabell Tavenaer ESQ, ne meet
Ing then adjourned 70 meet on me evening q lie
second Monday IN July
VIZ. E, 1RSoIp, SsesSa~y
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DE iTHS.

Died a. Suny Cour-house On ,Ae twen'r-
seventh Of Junc. in the forry-sevcnth year 81 rs
arr from protrac'ed disease in per1ec. possession
Of his intellect and with Tie calInnsss 'ha' cor
sciou> integrity alone inspires, Capt InoMts
RvYFIN proprietor Of that place-an ho1lea man
ami Z brare one
DIED, suddenly, a; his residence in Prince
George County, On Friday morning. The l1th NAV,
Henry G.. HEArH ESQ in TIE 56th year OF has
age leaving al amiabic and etiectionate wife,
,wo daughters and large circle OF relatives,
friends ana acquaintance to ceplore their sad
bereavement.
Tie deceased hac been tor some tine prcvioES
u h:s ieath lahourn- under IN asthmeiic AFFECT
ion. which seemed 10 deiy every medical inierfo-
>i.ion -, = ne was o>ly confined occasionally.
hu, few dars to bis room. his friends nad III
dalsei Iord hope that they might long - per-
mit.st 10 ENJOY Tie pleasure OF his society. and
The wisdom 81 his counsel But, alas how
vain and tranSiioTy are all human expectations
bow la>cru;2ble tie WAYS 81 Proyldence-how
soon were there ionces; hopes 10 ue blasted AMI
WiihereG forever w hen. on Tie morning Of his
death lie rose al lis usual hour-breakfa>ed
with his family and retired 10 rs room: soon a.
Ter some friends called in to see him, with whom
he conver>ed Win uncommon interest. when sud-
denly. anG in he midst Of conversation his ccun-
,enaAce was seen 10 change. and IN moment he
was no more Thus closed Inc earthly pilgrim
ase Of one who was blessing 20 ms friends. and
an ornament 10 society, mild in hi disposition,
amiable and corciliaiory in h. manners and u
isr.!ve il the dischargc Of every duty TIA. hu-
manly required, or public prediction imposed.
Whatever par ne was called 10 act n the grand
drama of human .;ie either in the capacity Of g.
tZen magistrate or Legislator, (lor NJ was The no
norei representative 81 MS couuly IL Tie Leelsla-
lure Of Virginia, Tor several successive years
n0bleness oi heart al uncompromiSing integrity
and a lofty patriotism guided and controlled his
action Ill each and every deparTmenr-yirues
vel calculated 10 command respect and venera-
ton AMI winch rendered him bright example,
WORTHY Of our imitation. Universally beloved ~
al! who knew hiln. d The friend. ana patriot
jealousy devoted 10 the civil institutions and 20
neral welfare o; ai> cGu-ry-Be Likewise Possess
II! in al eminent degree a.! the moral and social
virtues that adorn and digutfvfhe domestic circle.
THEas III, affective CiSreasatlOn has le.l blank
that Time can never IL. He was Kind ard a.
ieciiona;e companion, al indulgent master, ant
the best o.: parents. In him the necessiious and
unfortunate have lcsi warm. ardent and devoted
friend