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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-08
RICHMOND. INDIANA, WEDxDESiY MORNING,

November s, 1874.

We take pleasure in informing the public that
Mn. BARsABas c. HOBBS, proposes delivering n
course Of Lectures upon the important subjects Of
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, in our city
during the evenings of the ensuing winter. Mr.
Hobbs. will give an Introductory lecture, on
Saturday evening next, in tho Warner building.
This lecture will be gratuitous, and the pubic.
ladies and gentlemen, old and young. arc respect
fully invited to attend The excitement incident,
TO the late and passing elections will havo passed
away aud leisure will be found for the study of
those SCIENCES, which are calculated to improve
and elevate the mind SO highly. We hope Mr..
Hobbs will have full house on Saturday evening.
He is pleasan, and agreeable lecturer, and has
at considerable expense, procured large quant-
~ of chemical and philosophical apparatus
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5s77O 6os6o

BY the above returns it will be seen that tho
Wings in % counties havo gained about 100
over tho vote by which Bigger was defeated for
Governor. There remains abou, 20 counties to
hear from, the returns from which will probably
give the stale to Mr. Clay by majority of soma.
thing like 1000. But, the state has Como for
Mr.. Polk, the responsibility. and it is heavy ono.
rests upon tho Aboli.ionists. We shall not now
reheasse the OWLS of such success, bu, We bs.
love tho ms-named Liberty party will find them
out 10 their SORROW.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-08

Love and Natrimony.

BY rnAEroS cLoDHoPrEs. Esaa TIC
It's the perception Of The beautiful
A fine extension. o. the faculties,
Pla,onic. universal, wonderful,
Drawn from the st,rs, filtered taro' tina stie.,
Without which life would oe extremely dull
l., Snort, it the tse Of eyes.
With one .msl aided, JUST
To hin, that lash is fofm'd OF fiery dJs,
Do. Juan. C1ito II.
Among the ulanv curious and interesting phen-
or1cna of mind, there is none more incxplicable
than tho mysterious witcheries of love. The
creature agonzing in the thrall OF tho char
ming sarpani's destructive gaze. is not more pow
erIoss than IS the victim of Cupid's relentless
darts. When once fairly fixed on lis devoted vic
tim, vain arc all efforts TO break the delusive
SPELL Morality. .clf-respect. sef-will. arc disFe-
garded monitors; the trumpet of fame has no n'u-
sic in its CADENCE; and even tho commanding
voice of reason cannot shake off the minds deep
ssupor.
Lest the sympathetic reader should Judge that
tho foregoing truthful and eloquent description is
drawn from tho writer's experience, will in
form him, tina. for near two years. or since
my school boy days. have been stranger to
this delicious passion. | have. however, several
times noticed its operations on my TRENDS ana
acquaintance. Persons who, in youth, had dis
played promising abilities, have suddenly been
irromediabIy stricken with amative insanity. In
vain would re.a.ions and friends entreat. expos
:ulatc, and ,hreaten: thu die cast; and mar
riage or the luna.ic asylum wero the bic
alternatives All that in such cases is left for
tho parties concerned is. to submit without MUIR
muring to the affecting dIspensation.
1t is to be Observed. that these distressing symp
toms generally attack people before their conssi-
tutions are fully established by age. have. for
marvel. known instances, though few. where
the patient las actually recovered. The suro
plan is to keep of temptation I'LL the hour OF
dan ger and difficulty shall have gone by, and the
mad prompsngs of passion are modified by the
sober dictates of reason and religion:
And. since its hard combat, ieara TO ~"
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Piitsburg Amer.

Tho wholesale way in which harvesting is car
ried on IN Tho broad and fertile fields of PRAIRIE
KosDE. Neutrality-suspicious. six thousand acres of
wheat, all IN body stood this yoar.-is thus de-
ecribed III letter TO the y. Y. American:
Tho harvesting is done ftor a fashion unknown
in our region of three or four mere fields. A re.
sident of the prairie has invented machine which
tho grain, theshcs it cleans it. I'd nuts it in \
bog ready for the market. II is drawn by eiah,
yoke cattle. or as many pair horses-raquires The
attendance of 8 or 10 men, and finishes from oo
to 20 acres q day. The cattle arc beside the ma
chine. snd urge it onward. As i. proceeds i,
cuts the grain near the head-thc straw being of
little Or no value here. This is rapidly PASSED
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Bank Election.

Tho following named gentlemen. wore, on Sat
urday last elected Directors of the Branch of the
State Bank at Richmond A. G. Blanchard, BaziI
Brightwell, Samuel Hannah, Robert Morrison,
C. II. Moore Caleb Shoaron, and Bani S,rattan.
Those appointed on the part of tho State arc D..
P. Virgins, George Frybarger, and Lo, Bloom
field.
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through tho other processes, and is turned out in
to scr. Of hopper behind, from which it passes
into bag-tflaf, as fast is filed it is carried
to wagons in attendance, and replaced by others;
that wheat standing IN tho morning may be
-four before night. All the grain and oats nre
thrashcd BY machines, worked By horses fail
being scarcely ever used.
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B3raey vs. Garland.

A Cleveland paper contains the following card
from Mr.. Birney. We shall also publish his
next leitor, or at least such parts may be por-
tinent to tho issue. We still believe tho letter
Mr.. Garland to be genuine. Notwithstanding the
broad declaration of Mr.. Birnev.
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To the Editors of the Ohio Amssican,
CLEVELAND, .. Nov. |,

CLEVELAND, .. Nov. I. Si1
Sir:-I at Fairpor. few hours ago. til,
gainesville Telegraph. wing piper, containing
letter dated September 26, and purporting to be
written BY me to J. B. Garland, of Sa gnaw coun
tv. Michigan. IT A FORGERY THROUGHOUT So,
have no doubt, are the atfiiavits that accompa-
nv it, though they bear the names of REAL per-
sons. Yours, sc, JAS. G. BIRNEY.
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MARRlED-At Friends Meeting house in
RaysvilIe, Henry Co.. Ind. WILLIAM w. THoax-
BURG, Of Rush unity, to SUSAN SMALL Of Henry
county.
The cake was excellent. and NO hope thar
lives may possess as much sweetneo - i did
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serious rio. occurred at Quebec. on Wednesday
last. the hoan- of the liberia
sioa OF OCorns. Houses attacked and the assa-
ana "sss aTsi spoa from she houses and some rsss
ds1.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
IN d. A n 4.

We enabled to furnish our friends with the
following reported returns, which may be depend
ed upon as boing correct reports usu-
ally are:
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NOTICE.
There will be public meeting hold at tho
Warner building Monday evening next, to
take into consideration the propriey of establish
ing Singing School in this city. All persons
are respectfully solicited 10 attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29

T.sen on speculation 10 the date, bags, iOo,oo0
D. same period of 1873 SOS, 400
loxpov MoxEY MARKET.-Thc Funds have
s airanced in consequence oi The favorable re-
ea.ge accounts for the quarter just ended. Little
a1,aes> has been done of late, but prices close
a~n The late quotation for money and The ac-
.og,,> was 1901 10 :; Bank Stock 200 10 2ll: Ey-
,.esner oils. 16s. 10 rs pm: India Stock, 2SS
y ~. and New Three-and-a-quarier per Cents
100. 10 l03.
lu,he Foreign Securities, no material alteration
j, oNservabc Prices are, generally speaking,
,rr with ,olerable amoun, OF business going
nwar Spanish Five per cents. closed 23t 10
III, raree per Cents, 34s 10 /! Portuguese, 5oi
Ujl. Peruvian. -. 10 26i: Mexican BAG to !;
the Deferred. II. 10 (; Dutch Two-and-a-hall per
cents ~. 10 the five per cents 9Ss 10 Il Danish
- -: Colombian II; 10 !; CHILEAN i0l TO lU5;
8n.no> Avre> 81 to 81; Brazilian S5l 10 SOL; and
Belgian 1903! 10 1913.
SAT- ct Tr7dc an tic Manufacturing Districts.
There !, no new feature OF any importance in
III. accounts received from the manufacturing
ti>.rc:e Of Grea, Britain since our last pu5lica-
lion There was Il very good demand for yarn
al Mancae>'er on last market day; and as the
socks were light; huvers we're anxious TO enter
a;ocon.aci tor future delivery, and rather higher
gica, were in many instances obtained. Cooks
were likewise exceedingly nin, ana luli rates
we're pad tor nearly all descriptions of cloth
The cloth halls al Leeds are not very brisk, but
sock, arr lower than usual and prices steady
4 lair extent OF business was going forward IN
tie warehouses In Rochdale, uads wears dull
ASPECT. and prices are rather lower. A fair ave
age business is doing both in the piece mar ei
ami warehouses a, Huddersfeld, and in other
parts OF the country trade is on the whole in
favorable position.
AMSTERDAM, Oct Three hundred bales OF
United States Cotton, withdrawn on the 26th ult.,
haze siuce been sold al il is rnmored, rather low
=. .a;cs Prices at present range from - 10 III
cents. ana the stock Of United States consists OF
at1n' 10 O00 bales Rice is in request Carolina,
cleaned here, brings II 4; cleaned III America
10 ip III A.
antwerp October Cotton is little inquired
io-. anl prices have a tendency 10 reccde. MOI
more than 800 bales United States have changed
LANDS during the past week. Hides are finn.
H.vRg. Oct. 9.-The sales OF Cotton since the
5h has been fair, and in the face of small arri
walls. The price continues TO decrease, being now
scarcely 10000 bales; no alteration in prices car
he quoted The only Cotton reported is the
Manchester from New Orleans, she brings onl,
ia bales the sales being about 2,l0O on the salt
.fav.
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the number Of his well-wishers on this side The

the number Of his Well-wishers on this side The
channel
The British Queen s'came,.-An Antwerp
journal states. that The British Qnccn will be
Should not be bidding 10 The amount of the est-
mate fixed BY The government surveyors she will
he broken up, and her materials be employed in
The construction Of gun boats.
ld"FtS 81 the En- Rcgeai Of Spain.-ESpartcro
has published in address to his counirvmcn, dated
from London, Oct. 10, in which he juslilies The
course he pursued during The time he was regent,
and expresses wish, should he be permitted 10
return to his native country, to live in private
station.
LOTS PnLLIpE IN ESG, .Sn-Thc King OF The
french ana his suite embarked al rrcrou on the
evening OF the 1th inst. for England. The Queen
was deeply Affected on taking leave OF her hrs-
band, this being her first separation from the
Hing since her marriage: she was observed 10
shed tears About day-brcak the following morn
ing, the French squadron approached the English
coast, and The inhabitants of Portsmouth, the
great naval port OF England, were early on the
lookout 70. it. and made every necessary prcnara-
ton for the distinguished visitor
The meeting Of The Sovcreigns was of the
most afiec;ionale character, without any formal
or cold ceremonial greetings. When The Hing
ahghtcd he embraced hel Majesty in a most cor
dial and aficc;ionatc manner, aud Immediately
giving her his arm, proceeded towards the grand
staircase. AT The entrance of the crimson draw
ing room her Majesty pared from the King and
he Immediately proceeded to his private apart
ments, attended only hv his personal attaches
and attendants, where he remained for 4 short
time. In abont Il quarter of an hour he again
met her Majesty, al LUNCH which was strictly a
private party.
The last time King Louis Philippe visited
England was in 1918, during the hundre! days.
| When Louis XVIII went 10 Client the Duke oi
Orleans took refuge in England, where he re-
| manned until the battle Of Waterloo enabled him
once more 10 return 10 the Palais ROYAL Louis
Philippe has entered The 72nd year Of his age in
GLIDING The last, having been bora on the 9th Oc-
tober l111:I
On Thursday, Louis Philippe, in company
with the Queen and Prince Albert, visited the
| house al Twickenham in which he resided dur
ing the time he was an exile in England The
| ROYAL party afterwards proceeded 10 Hampton
Court, where the French Monarch examined and
admired the paintings. The party returned &c
/ Windsor 10 dine.
IRELAND.
! The Marquis Of Donegal expired on Saturday
morning last, al O!lneau, near Belfast, after 1
protrac,ed Illness in the seventy sikh year OF hi
\ age
( Lady Hcyicshurv, the Lady OF tho Lord Lieu
/ tenant Of Ireland, died on the Gil; insl.
FRANCE
! The Kings visit 10 England is distinguished b,
an act of ROYAL clemency-an ordinance, which
gives grace and pardon 10 80 political Stale pri
soncrs. All whose term OF Imprisonment expire:
before loi7. and few Of those condemned or 4
longer time will receive the benefit OF this ar
ranucment
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LOTTERIES.
DIGGEE'S PRIZE OFFICE, Cornu Of Min
- ard G0rcfGof STREETS
Drawing OF the Grand Consolidated LOTTERY,
Nh IL.

DIGGEE'S PRIZE OFFICE, Co,nu IF Min
- and G0reraor STREETS.
Drawn. OF the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
M. Is:
81 - I'll 26 e. G2 30 SIS 50 Is 6 80 IS.
Scic,ecs FIR tie Utct.
For "Wednesday Evening.
Capitals: $4,000 5000 SOFA, 40G0, 1900
1900 LOO, 1000, l,i00, l,30o,- l,22.js, ) OF
200. ) OF 1000, ) Of 9o0, Of $40, Of 700, $50
OF 2CJ, &c. % Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets 3.
For Thursday Evening.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1900, 1928,
l.ao0, l,l0J, 10 OF 1000, Of 800, OF 400 0! 500,
&c, &C. IS Nos, ID ballots. Tickets II.
For Friday Evening.
Capitals: $4,000 5000, 1860 200, l.Oi0,
&c. &c &c Nos. II ballots Tickets -.
For Saturday Evening.
Capitals: $1,000. 1000, 1000, 1910, 1000,
&c., &c. - Nos. II ballots. Tickets -
GraaM .S.hcmes 70 be Droira Stor,'n
Drawing received Monday evening, Novem-
hcr ill., Grand Scheme, Sp.entid Capitals:
$4,000, 5000 5000. 3032, 1868, so prizes OF
1000, &c - Nos. Is haIloi>. Tickets Sij. \
splendid scheme 20 buy rs he package.
Drawing received Monday evening Nov llth.
Splendid Capitals $4,000, 10000, 900 5000
1900. 2}Si, 100 prizes Of 81 ,00J, &c - Nos, II
ballots. Ticket, Sl2.
Drawing received Monday evening, Nov. 18Th.
Splendid Capitals: $50 900, 9OO0, 1000 2,l7 80,
100 prizes Of $1,000, &c. IS Nos, II balors.-
Tickets only SO.
Drawing received Monday evening, Nov 18th
Capitals: SO 900, 10000 5000 1000, 1900 1000
1900. 800 LOO, .66i, 10 OF 1000, 200 OF 400
&c - Nos, II ballots. Tickets $40.
Drawing received Monday evening. Dec 2i.-
Splendid Capitals so. 1195. 1904 neil) lo,5l5
5000, 5000 1890, $500, $500. 1000 900 500
ZOO, 1891, - OF 1000. SC. IS Nos, Is balloi>
Tickets 10.
81 For smaller Schemes call a. the Office.
r. Packages Of wholes and shares. Single
wholes ard shares always on hand, in the usua
great variety and, as usual, prizes paid 1t sight
Immediately after the drawing.
g-.T Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will he promptly attended TO- and drawing sen
when requested. TnOS. Il. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle fIo'e!
Oct II.
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JHDIaEA-Ca,,sc R,icb,

The "Wabash Standard" a, La Fayeite, Of The
S,h instant says, that General Cas- had passed
through that Town on the 18th He had already
attended five mass meetings in Indiana. The
Standard speaks OF more changes in the State.
The "Vevay Palladium" specifies torly-tive per
sons who had jus; renowned Whis9ery. The
"Lawrenceburgh Beacon OF the 10Th instant
contains the names OF five others;
'STlL!. THEY CONE AT a recen, Hathacae al
Washington, in this State, a brother OF Governor
Wallace asked permission 10 make few re-
marks, which was granted. lie spoke three quar-
trr> of an hour. and during his remarks, he re-
nounced Whiggery, and pledged himself 10 sn?
por Poll, and Dallas. When Mr.. Wallace got
through seventeen others enlisted for Polk
ANOTHER ScoRG or EEiNrcRCEM2Nr> Tie
Louisville Democrat says: Since the great Bar
bacue at Salem, Indiana. nineteen volers-Tip
and Tv vo,ers-Whig voter>-have turned their
backs upon Clay and his party, ana are now bat
Ting for the elevation OF the Democratic candi-
dates for The Presidency and Vice Presidency
Roll on The Ball Indiana can never cast her
vote for Clay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
MEDICAL. TEYT BOOKS

MEDICAlI len bDOhS.
r w. RANDOLPH Il Co, No. l2l, Main
y Street, offer TO students and others, al the
lowest market prices, large assortment of Aedi-
cal Books
Turner's, Henry's, Graham's JohnsonS, and
kaneS Chemistry.
Carpenters, divers, Mullers Dunglison's, and
Masendies Physiology.
Watson's, Eberlc'S, Devices, Armstrong;, Mac
intosh'S Stokes, and Bell, Eliolson's. Grc"ory's.
Cullens, and Dunsson's Practice Of Medicine
Iiorner>, Becklarl's, Blandon's Gross. Bayle's,
Wistar's and Wilson's Anatomy: Smith ard 4oI-
ner's, and Blanden Anatomical Plates.
Listens, Coopers, Abernethy's, Bells, Tarer-
niel'S, Hunters, and Fcrguson's Surgery
Hoopcr's and Dunslison's Medical Dictionary.
Cooper's Surgical do.
Eberle's, Dunsli>onS, and Pcriera's Thcrapeu-
tics.
Anirall'S, AllisonS, and Williams Pathology.
Ackerley's, Condie, Devices and Underwood
on Children.
Churchill's Devices. Dcnman>, James, Burns,
Chailley, Rigsby's, Meis's, and Velpeau's Mid
wiery.
Churchill. and Devices on Females
Brairhwaite's Retrospect of Medicine and Sur
gerry: vols
Wood and Baches, and Eeclic Di>pensatory.
Tweedies> Library Of Practical Medicine.
Eberle'S Notes; DnnSliSoh Medlcdl Stuueh'.
Andralrs, and Stokes, and Bells Clinical Lee
lures. and many other valuable Medical Works.
g-JBookbindins in superior style, al
STATIONER'S HALL
Richmond. Oct. 30 III Main 81.
STATIONS OFFICE.
DRAWN Nos of Monongalia Lottery, No
10 g. Il Il 5 81 4G So Is So 81 Is
Tickets-Nos. 5 10 45; also Nos. Is As 81
Two Capitals sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, No. 81,
drawn 25th
Ticket-Nos. 20 80 i7-anoier Capital sold
and paid by SKA TN.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, No 81, drawn
co 81 IS Ga % 40 81 50 7 "A 20 81
Saturday, I'd Observation-Disclosures No IS:
Capiials-S3o, 600 10000, 1000, S27o, 50 OF
900. so OF 500, 1872 OF 800, &c. - Nos, Is
drawn. Wholes $40.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
Tickets in ali Lotteries will be promptly attended
TO, and drawing sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 \. STRATION;
Oct % Richmond, Va.
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Fo2 SALE or LEASE


That wcll-hnown AMI established house
f-z-lt in Washington called the Globe lIo!el.
A53U- IL is situated in the immediate vicinity
or the Treasury, State Navy, and War Depart
mentS, and directly in front of the Globe office
and National Theatre. South side of Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, fronting said avenue iitly-two feel,
and running back. with Improvements on the
whole depth eighty feet. This Hotel was for
mcfly occupied and conducted by Mr. Azariah
Fuller bu, has for the last nine years been con-
Quoted by the undersigned.
The house is spacious and in mos, excellent or
Ter. with suitable accommodation, for from seveu-
ty-iiyc 10 enc hundred persons. Together with suii-
cieni slabiing 10 rect the wants of the travelling
community.
lt>ohI, the conditions of sale will IT. Is follows,
to wit: Onc-,hird cash, the balance 10 be paid in
one, lwo and three years: but longer time will
be given il necessary, provided satisfactory Secu-
ritz I've given for The balance after the Hr>, pay
mcnt, bearing legal interest
The title which the undersigned will give the
purchaser or lessee is indi>pu,able, and general
warranty will b. given.
The approaching winter in Washington will
he one of peculiar interest; and the position of
the Globe Hotel is such as 10 give it an equal II
no, a superior chance for patronage over any
other in the District.
lessee on the Isl November, with the privilege
OF retaining, at a fair valuation, the furniture
and stocks on hand or il required, the premises
without either The furniture is nearly new, and
the stock of wines and liquors OF The most ap-
proved brands
The only reason The undersigned has for Of
ering The above property for sale or lease, is his
desire Ia retire from Il position which he has tor
the last twenty years occupied and with large
and growing family, retire 10 more private
life
The undersigned cannot, however conclude
this advertisement without returning most CRATE
fully his rhanhs 10 his numerous patrons in this
civ AMI elsewhere; and assuring them that
wherever they may he situated, they have, ana
ard always will have his tcs wishes for their
welfare, and thanks for their patronage.
JAMES MAHER,
Public Gardener. Washington, ID. {.
Oct l6-c2aw5w
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T.. STEPHENSON,


D ESPECTFULLY notifies lis friends in
II City and Copn;r,;, and the Public generally
that he has taken The store Ga icw doors above
his old stana) one door below Il. II. Jenkins
where he has on hand fresh fall Supply Of
HATS, CAPS, LADIES MuFF>, sc.
Of every style, from The best 10 chcafcS, aud of
lcrS them on The loves, terms He has also, al
ded To his hat business. The
BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK
business, in all lis branches, and has received a
most general assortment to which IL is constant
~ adding by weeky arrivals from the bcs, ma
nulaciurcgs in Philadelphia, and al The North
aud of his own manufacture in this City. 'rc
those who buy by the Package he "'ill sell on III,
lowest terms His stock comprises Ladies
Gents Boys Childrcn'S and SERVANTS Boots,
Shoes and Caters, in almost every style; al>e
thick Boots and BroganS, Tor Factory and Par
talion hands, which will be furnished very low
By the dozen. His Retail assortment Is nnequalcC
in the City, and he respectfully solics share .
the Public Patronage. f. SHEPPERSON.
90 Main S., | door below r Ii. Jenkin>s.
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49,. J,ygDrool CorroS MARKEr.-Report
ia, week ending October IL. There IS no
I. .,on in prices, and the market this week has
r., .,1rs steady and settled appearance than
= '',r ~, lime past. There is still, however,
j. -,''; animation, and the supply is abundanIly
-, The iu!pr prospects Of the trade almost
-. DEPEND upon the extent Of the American
80, us considered tolerahly certain that there
,,pinuc 10 be good consumption for the
.-,, hi, no definite conclusion can be ar
80 p, a regards the crop. Spectators have
sd 900 balesthis week, chiefly low priced
,"...ap a, 81. 10 Std. per ID. Exporters have
gsr 10 Gags, and The sales altogether amount
iau>
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WHO WILL TAKE 1T UP1

500 tina, James X. Polk, il he lives, will re-
ccive the electoral vote Of the STATE OF Virginia
Any person desiring 10 take the above het can
lind the cash, which i better than the most Iespon-
sib!e name that can he given, By calling on the
Editor Of the Flag Fapqsicr Flag Of %.
g The bet will not be taken: The chances are
50 decidedly against The Whigs.-l E.sqs"".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29

WoRTHAM's OFFICE, No. 7, Exchange
~ Place-S20,0OO Capital The drawing
VI The Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 25S,
ONES This evening Tickets for sale until
SSsS!.ocs, P. NJ. Prizes $4,000 COCO, $1,000
'f'9o 80 20 OF 1000 so of 300, so Of $50, l62
Nv w. \, Nc. Tickets IS shares in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29

The Wing mass meeting at this place, which
the managers have though, prudent 10 bring to a
close on the evening of the second instead Of the
third day, resulted, as we are credibly informed,
in the conversion, from Whiggery 10 Democracy,
OF two gentlemen, Mr.. John Francis and Mr. John
Dunn EnnQMier Elag Of '9S. OF Is.