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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
June 49, ls4.
TRUSTEES, SALE.

nY virtue Of deed Of Trust executed by
~ Daniel Snyder .op the 9Th day Of April,
1872, and recorded in the Clerks Office of The
County Court Of Jefferson County, and Under
the directions Of a deciee OF the Circuit Supe.
tior Court Of Law and Chancery for the County
Of Jefferson, the Undersigned as trustees, will
ofepfor sale,
Oh Friday us Dad day Of august aezi.
Before lbe door Of the court House Of JeTer-
The TRACT or Land
Conveyed BY and described in said Trust Deed,
containing al
552 .Acres, Q Roods and'37 Poles.
The land is very valuable, ana highly inpro.
we'd by buildings and fences, and il waieFed 81
never-failing streams, and well TIMBERED.
BY the decree Of the said Conr. The traci i d.
yided into two paris.-The ono containing 400
Acres, 9 Roods and 81 Perches the buildings
. - on which area sE
mt NEW DWELLING or
es: :s,:: Brick and Stone. III.
and other Ou,-b1iidiDgs; 4 One Barn.
and good StabhnP, and Is well supplied with
water The soil is very fine, in good order, and
admirably adapted todhe growth OF wheat and
other gfa ins raised in this section. The whole
trac: is IN good order, as to fences, &C., aud Of.
fers % purchasers a favorable opportunity 10
invest capital.
The other tract contains $50 acres, mostly bot
tom, lanc on the Shenandoah river, and has up-
omit good improvements. Each and both Of The
sale parcels Of land are very valuable, whether
considered as 10 qualify Of soil, state of ia.
provement and cultivation, or situation d 10
market for PRODUCTS A first rate merchant
mill Is situated on the tract of land adjoining.
The Shenandoah river is the boundary, and
Two rail- roads are very near. Considered 10 alt
respects, the land now offered Is inferior 10 Va
lne and capacity 10 few tracts 10 the county.
The sale will be made subject 10 the tight
which may arise TO the wife of said Snyder,
which tits believed can be purchased al mode
rate and fair terms, The plat OF division can
be seen at The Clerks Office Of the Superior
Court Of Jefferson, or At the Office or Nv. c.
Worihington.
Terms Of e.--One-fourth cash, ana the la.
lance 10 three equal annual payments, with in
Etetest from day Of sale. The deferred pa ymens
TO be seemed BY bond and approved persona.
security-lsnd after sale approved by he CouIi.
and The pnIchsser receives bis deed, by deed Of
ttusifupon fife premises No deed ID be mads
uuilsale confirmed BY Courl. Possession given
Of each tract Immediately.
, VINO. woRTHINGTON,
r. HENDERSON.
July "a, 1915. Tiustse, !.
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IN CHANcERY.

Add the Court doth further order, that Com.
missioner Worrhington do take an account Of
the Trust funds which have me 10 the hands
OF the complaipants under sa deed Of trust. as
also what other funds under said deed NAV
come 10 their bsnds before the next term Of
this Court, and their disposition Of the same -
And also, an account Of the different debts in,
tended 10 be secured by said deeds, but espe-
cially the debts included in the third class 81
stated in said.deed, receiving such evidence IS
may be offered to him BY creditors claiming il
Be Of this class.-And that be report his pro-
ceedings, together with any matter deemed pei
tinent BY either party to This Court, for further
proceedings 10 Be had in this cause.
A Copy-Teste, M
r. T. BROWN, Clerk.
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Aug I. u nILLER 4 WOODS.
nIocYs-At very reduced prices for sale
" By ~ MILLER & WOODS.
Avg Z. ISIS
VIRGINIA, TOUT:
IN The c+eui, superior Ceurt Of Law and
chaneety, for Jefferson county, May 3isi,
ls45,
Hinisa .tecey saR Juiis finn bis isifs.
fLAIsrrTFs,
AGAINST
David Hatseard. .admr witk De rih snatref y
.NarraTa Osborne, died. Leoaad Ssdisr, Thes1
r. Barhtn, and said Darid hastrard IN Sighte II
his decreased rife Margaret Hayrgd, dsed,
IN CHAECERY. {
IT appearing 10 the court that the defendant
DAVID Hayward, who is out ofthis Comnoa-
wealth, has been proceeded sgainsl in the man
ner prescribed by Law in suits against absent
defendsnts and that subpGaas have been re-
turned executed on the other defehdaats more
than two months since the filing Of the plain
tits bill, the said bill is taken for confessed by
The defendants; and this cause came on 10 be
heard this 3is, day Of May, 1915, upon the
bill and exhibits, and was argued by counsel !;
on consideration whereof IL Is decreed and prs
dered, that the papers in this cause be referred
10 Commissioner Edward E. Cooke, Esq. 10
settle the accounts between the parties, and
make report thereof 10 this court.
A CopY--Teste,
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POSfDOnernenf Of SaIe.

POStpOnemcnf Of Sale.
The sale advertised BY The subscriber for
Eddy the sth Instant. ID postponed until
TUESDAY mart, thel 9th insiant
JOHN. NJ. HARRIS. s
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Dining China.

nsETT very handsome Liverpool Dining
u Ware also, Stone China Pitchers aith
metallic covers hsndsoms Chamber Sets ;
Gobiets SRd general assortment Of Glass and
Qnesnssafe. For sale By
Aug I. il MILLER & WOODS
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.YTRGINT4. TO WIT .

HIRGGyLd, To WIZ:
IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanesry for Jefferson eouriyt June SIN,
James GranthGns, John II. Smith, and. John r
Smith, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
catharins Fry and Henry FarnesUorth,
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Hussey's patent. J
The above property Is 70 be sold Al the resi-
herdsioun road by consent Of Ed ward Lucas, ST.
D. @. HENKLE. D. S.
Jaiy 81, lel5. For Dapid Saissly.
P0stp0nemenl.
6The sals Of the above property i pest
Poned untii Satnsdsy he lea Day ef 1ux,si, iasi
D. 9. HEeKLE, D. s.
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KerneysyiIIe Post Office .

UyHE Postage Of allsLetters coming TO this
Ofhee ere expected 10 DO paid for at The
time Of delivery. All persons indebted TO The
said ofies are requested 10 make immediate
payment. /. DUNNINGTON, p. NJ
Karnevsyille -Atle. T. lS45.
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Sq02 8A1Sao

In Mason County, Vnginid,
I'M The South Western side, and Eve miles
VI from he Great Kama VIVA, RiSeI. aud fifteen
If. d the Ohio, q tract Of
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VIRGINIA, TONy W.T.:

G1IooYs-Ai very reduced prices FOR sale
" by ~ MILLER & WOODS.
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Nauies-Sally, Giles. Alfred, Samuel, Ro
bert, George, william, Thomas, Henry, Mar.
and children, Betty, Sidney and 2 children
Jane and children, Ellen and children, Isabe
and children.
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] VIRGINIA, no W.T. \

July. 81, Is45.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
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pOETR u.
THE VANITY OF WEALTH

THE VANITY OF WEALTH.
Wealth and the high estate Of pride,
With what un,mely speed they glide
How soon depar!
Bid not the shadowv phantoms stay,
The vassals Of 4 mistress
or tickle heart.
These gifts in Fortunes hand are found;
Her swift revolving wheel turns round,
And they are gone
No rest the inconstant goddess knows,
But changing and without repose,
Still hurries on.
Even could the hand Of Avarice save
lis glided baubles, till the grave
Reclaimed its prey,
Let none on such poor hopes rely;
Life, like an empty dream, fits BY,
And where are they
Earthly desires and sensual lust
Are passions springing from The dust
They fade and die;
But, in the life beyond the tomb,
They seal the immortal spirits doom
Eternally
The pleasures ana ueiIShtS which mask
In treacherons smiles LIES serious task
What are they all,
But the fleet COURIER of the chase,
And death an ambush in the race
Wherein we fall?
A life Of honor and Of worth
Has no eternity on earth.
IT'S but name;
And yet its glory far exceeds
That base and sensual life, which lead
To want and shame.
The eternal life, beyond the sky,
Wealth cannot purchase, nor the high
And proud estate;
The soul in daliiance laid-the spirit
Corrupt with sin-shall not inherit 30,
A Joy so great. MAUkle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
SETTLED Ar LAST !

We stated on Friday, that BY verde:
jury at Petersburg last week, the will Of Is!
John Randolph OF Roanoke had been cslabIi.
and all the codic:is set aside. We inlima'e
The same time, that exceptions might be 10.
and the case might be hung up 10 Cour
longer. But we are gratfed to hear, Tia.
controversy has been finally compromises 10
satisfaction of all parties, and to the iocS
effect: The negroes, about $50 in number
liberated, and will receive 80, 600 dollars and d
wages for this year. II is probable, that iracl
land will be purchased in Texas on whic!
will be settled. The remainder of the 81
estimated at from one hundred 10 l25, 900 col
will he divided into five parts; of which ;wct
will 90 TO ST. George Randolph, nephew d
blood, and, after his death, 10 be shared eau
between the relations on The maternal and p
nal sides; one-fiih to H. ST. George The
Esq; one-Gllh 10 Judge Beverley Tucker; ana
remaining one fifth 10 the children OF u
Coulter, and Mr.. BRYAN of Gloucester, wh
specially, exempted from accounting for rcnh
profits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, some time
LII in November last, Negro Man, named Ed
ward. Said negro was purchased about years
ago OF MIR. Williams Of Washington City, and
have understood was raised in about miles
OF that place. He is between 25 and 30 years
old, rather low in stature, stont built dark, of good
countenance, and his head bushy. He had on,
when he left, a suit of dark home-spun, and car
ried with him, among other articles Of clothing,
what worn. He may have procured free pa
pers, and is probably passing in The name of
Bowman. Fifty dollars will be paid for his APP
prehension out of the State, and twenty-five dol
lars il taken in Virginia.
THOS. JOHNSON.
Mount Laurel, Halifax, Va.
Feb. I5-c6t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
DAVID , STEWART, J Secretaries.
GEo. K. EVANS, ''aiie'

Mr.. Rives made three hours speech on
iurday, dead shot against Annexation, plea
constitutional scruples, &c.-and said more,
as our Correspondent writes that il was imp
10 pass the measure at this time in am 81
when 50 large portion OF The North are decd
and utterly hostile TO it-Mr. Clay's Abo
notion over again And yet this is the i
opposed to the great interests of the South al
the Union, whom the Wings made despera,
fort on Friday last 10 ioist upon Old Vireini.
six years 10 come,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

The James River and Kanawha Comy
met on Saturday evening, pursuant 10 ado
mtnl. Mr.. Peyton, one of the Stale proxle,
minated Mr.. Cabel for President-and iof
rec'ors, Messrs. Lancaster, Bondnrani, Nc
kle and c. Warwick, (all old officers viii
exception of MIR. Warwick, who takes Mr.
per'on's place) who were elected by "
606i ayes 10 81 noes. The Presidents .a
was reduced from $4,000 TO $500, in case i.
preparation be made BY the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

Administrators Sale of Land and -"s'~
WILL be sold ct Taylorsville, HanOm,
w Friday, 18th of February, llkeI !.
Negroes and Tract of Land Of 26i! aS CT!
Joining the lands OF VIM. D. Taylor "
Williamson and others.
The negroes consist of man, two ~o,s5
girl and boys. They will be sold upon =. 80
twelve months, the purchaser giving Oon1 y
approved security. The land will &c SOY. a..,i
or more lots, upon credit of twelve inO. -.
purchaser giving bond with approve
with a deed of trust to secure the payIeesSa
JOSEPH PATIEh-s..
Administrator de bon's non OF Inc w"
of James Patterson, deceased.
Feb. 8-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

Communion
w. Baskerville, Jr- will not be candidai
represent The county of MeckIenburg in The
General Assembly Of Virginia, and in ma
this announcement, he cannot refrain from
pressing to his constituents sincere and era
Acknowledgements for The kind considera
which prompted the generous confidence
which they have honored him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

A Uaynins 10 The ami Anneraiioai0s.
Hale Of New Hampshire has been piic
overheard. His name has been stricken from
Congressional ticket, and tina, of John Woodt,
OF Exeter, substituted in his stead. Oul oil
Delegates one oniu stood up Tor Hale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
LITTLE TENNESSEE.

From the Abingdon Banner.
Tue DisTRICT CoNvESTioN.-ltg gives us plea
sure, peculiar pleasure, to publish the Tazewe
proceedings We extend the right hand of ie-
iowship TO glorious Democratic Tazewell-the
hammer county OF the Southwest. 1t would have
occasioned US real concern, had this noble c0un-
IL kept aloot from the common consultation
called 10 preserve the peace OF the family'-and
10 secure the strength of the great and trium-
plant party in this district
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
AT meeting OF portion OF the people Of
Tazewell county, held al the Court-House on the
Both day Of January, 1850 motion, William
Cox was called TO the Chair, and Thomas J.
Hisginbotham appointed Secretary, and thereup-
on the following preamble and resolutions were
molslv adopted BY the meeting:
Whereas. at meeting Of portion Of the De-
mocralic party at Smyth Court. House propo-
siton was made for holding Convention, for The
purpose of selecting some suitable person TO be
The Democratic candidate to represent this dis
trct in Congress and whereas, The county OF
Tazewell has been nntiring in her devotion
10 Democratic principles, and has always Ia
ken course that should promote those
principles; and whereas, although the pro-
priely OF such meetings may be often quesliona-
ble yet, under certain circumstances, Conven-
lion, such as that indicated BY the resolutions Of
the meeting a, Smylh Court House, conducted
upon principles of fairness, and representing fair
ly the views of the party, is useful to prevent dis
sensions that might otherwise result in The sub
version ofthe principles that We hold dear: there
fore,
Resolved, That. in the opinion of this meeting
it is proper that Convention be held as indica
ted above, for the purpose of nominating a suta
Bile successor TO the Hon. George w. Hopkins
who has publicly declined a reelection.
Resolred, That Hamilton R. Boyle, T. Fl
Gillespie, VIM. Barns, Samuel Laird, Rober
Gillespie, VIM. M. Gillespie, John w. John
ston, James w. M. Wilten, Alexander Harri
son, Addison Crockett, George w. G. Brown
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18
MEETING AT RUSSELL
MONTGOMERY COENTY

Alta meeting of the Democratic REM. !.
Party OF the counties OF Montgomery and Pm,
held al Blacksburg on Tuesday the 4th Of F.,
AIRY, 1915, in compliance with previous no,i,,
On motion Of Col VIM. Thomas, Mai. Jane
Kent was called 10 the Chair and David Sic,
and George X. Evans appointed Secretaries.
The object OF the meeting was explaine.
Daniel Fl. Hoge in handsome and apron,
manner.
On motion, the names were called, and The
lowing delegates answered 10 their names:
Observation-Disclosures Wade, Jane,
Edmondson, and Giles J. Henderson.
Newfoundland Stewart, James Taylor
Isaac Bush
Eakin's-Capt. Charles Brown. Gus,ayus ,
chell, and Peter Surface.
Laiayette-Charles Thomas and Row
Blacksburg- VIM. Thomas, Adam "
Robert Henderson, Younger Hardwicke n:
n. Bodell, Geo. P. Pepper, Charles A. Ron,
Capt. Stranger, John B. Helen, James F n
John A. StangeT, Daniel Fl. Hoge, John NJ 7
mas, Maj. James r. Kent, John B. Sassor
drew Cray, VIM. Hall, John Peierman. Frs,
Henderson, DR.. 4. T. Jackson, TIL. r. Evan,
w. Jones, DR.. Henry Ribble, Joshua Glen
VIM. Wall, George r. Evans.
Daniel H. Hogc then arose and offered then.
Of James p. Edmondson TO the meeting as J,
tleman entitled in an eminent degree 10 The q,
dence and support of every Democrat. tn, !
being taken, Mr.. Edmondson was unanimc,
chosen the candidate OF The Democratic ps-,
represent them in the mex, Legislature 0. i
ginia.
On motion of Col. Thomas,
Res0,rcd, That the chair appoint comnr
Of three 10 inform Mr.. Edmondson OF his non
ton.
The chair then appointed Charles Thor
Hamilton Wade, and Jacob Bowers a comm
10 apprisc Mr.. Edmondson of his nominal
who, after an interview with Mr.. Elmord.
reported his acceptance of The nomination
On motion OF Mr.. Stewart,
Resolrcd, That we pledge ourselves to u,e
fair and honorable means TO elect The nomire.
this convention.
Resoircd, That the proceedings OF this meet
be forwarded TO The Editors OF Richmond En-.
rer and Fincaslle Democrat, for publication
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
JAS. r. KENT, Presitel.
p p.v'p 3 sTEs E,As Secretaries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

C. F. Tiffany, G. C. Thorn, John Tho.
George Spracker, c. H. Greever, SamnS1I \
and James S. Witen, jun'r, be appoints e:
gates 10 represent this county in said Copvs,u.e
On the further motion of Mr.. Witten sung
Resolved, That the Chairman and Sec,e,..
this meeting be added to the above delee.,safy
Rcsolred, That the proceedings Of tbiss a rao
be signed by the Chairman and Secre,.,nr'sse '
forwarded for publication TO the Edirors J. q
Wytheville Republican and Abingdon ~. y
RESOLVED, That this meeting adjourn e.. uaaa'
VIM. COX, Chm
T. ]. HIGoINBoTHAM, Sec'y. y
MEETING AT RUSSELL
We understand that a letter from NJ r.
was read al Russell Court in vindica,;o,e wa
late vote upon the Road question. We >. y b
formed, that be places his opposition upon i.
listing condition OF the Treasury. We havs -, :,
wise learned from those who have the be s'. hi
tunily Of knowing, that the members froup
and Scott and Russell were not ac,ua,eJ = Z
narrow, sectional feeling, which some OH :
side ourselves unprecedented had con,roIhJ {
votes upon the "Road;" and, if 50 he the, :, Ss
condemnation which they have received !; .4os
paper should not have been expressed. ". w y
no doubt the gentlemen, il again elected VIII NJ
for The Road when the suspicious period s ",% !
We still think, however that they erred =.
policy OF commencing the road even in III :
sen, financial condition of the Treasury - =
The meeting at Russell, we are inform;
proved OF the vote OF MIR. Cowan, and reno. Y
ted hiM for tic LEGISLATURE =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

Addressed TO has Constituents, chiefly Z" effeana,
hon and defence IF Tie Joint Resolutions passed
By The House of Representatives,, for ne aam'sst0"
of Tsras into the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-18

advocates among the distinguished statesmen and
iuris,s OF that ancient Commonwealth.
II was maintained, indeed in the debate on the
Louisiana Treaty, that although the Government
possessed power 10 acquire territory in that mode,
We, that Louisiana could never be admitted into
The Union, but mus, ever remain mere colonial
dependence. This idea, however, did not pre-
vail, and Louisiana, Missouri, and Arkansas,
have at various periods been carved out OF the
Territory Of Louisiana, and admitted into the
Union, with The general consent of the nation
The doctrine has thus been repeatedly sanctioned,
that new States may be admitted out Of territory
that was foreign at The time OF The adoption of
the Constitution, and may now be regarded as
elementary for, it is taught by our Professors TO
the Students OF Constitutional law in our Uni
versiiies. Professor Deur, of Columbia College,
New York, thus speaks in his lectures on this
subject
Upon the purchase OF Louisiana by The United
States some doubt was entertained, whether The
power Of the General Government 10 admit ac11
States into the Union extended TO territories not
comprised within the boundaries OF the United
States at The adoption OF the Constitution. This
question, although never presented in form for
judicial decision, was, however. decided in the
affirmative BY large majorities Of both Houses of
Congress, on the several occasions of admitting
different parts of that province into the Union, as
the separate States of Louisiana Mississippi,
Missouri and Arkansas, which acts were seve-
rally approved by successive Chief Magistrates
OF the Union. 1t must therefore, be considered
as practically settled, and il would SAVIOUR too
much Of the spirit Of controversy, and betray TOO
much self-confdence, TO offer al this time Of day
any argument in support Of the negative side Of
that question, and 10 assert that such measure
required not only the consent of the inhabitants
of the territory, bnl an amendment of the Con-
stitution to render it valid. All doubt, indeed,
seems long since to have subsidized, and public
opinion has sustained the Government in this ex-
ercise OF the power in question. on the ground OF
constitutional right, as strongly as il has been de-
clared in favor of its policy"
But let US refer to the plain words of the Con-
stitution "New States may be admitted by the
Congress into this Union; but no new Slate shall
be formed or erected within the jurisdiction OF any
other State; nor any Stale be formed by the juno
ton of two or more States or parts Estates, with
out the consent of the Legislatures Of the States
concerned, as we'll as Of Congress" What do
these words impou2 They are as general and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
The Fifth District.

From all parts of this Congressional District we
hear the most faerng accounts In favor OF the De-
mocratic nominee, Judge WICK. The Wing leaders
here have been anxousy looking for and endeavorlng
to produce dlsatection among party, but they find
it futless labor Instead of any event of this kind.
if we can judge from present appearances, Judge
Wick will not only receive the united Democratic
support, but viii also get the votes Of many of the
honest Wing rank and file. The latter see that Pre-
sident Polk is disposed administer the duties de-
volvng upon him 50 as to promote the true interests,
prosperity ard glory Of the whole American people.
This is all that the honest majority Of even the Wing
party desire; and they are not just now willing to
make factious opposition, merely to promote the
ambitious schemes of heartless party managers. They
are willing to give the President fair play and fair
trial and this Is the why Judge Wick Will be
elected, as he ought to he, by large majority
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-06-07
Ninth District.

Every thing looks well for the Democratic Candi-
date in the Ninth Congressional District. The peo-
pie to have become heartily tired of Mr.. Sam
pie, and his unpatrioic In the last Congress
They have no notion of sending him again, to repre-
sent Mexican British policy, instead of their own.
We published an extract of a letter last week, show
ing that the people Of his district would not turn out
to hear his speeches. and have the following,
from the Tocsn, in favor of Cathcar bis competitor
&C. w. Cathcart our next III. {. is doing up
the business for the campaign Just about right The
field is ripe for the harvest and Charley i, putting in
for tall crop. Our friends In Porter and Lake are
IN the veiy best spirits. AT Deep River there was
great turnout-over three hundred having been pres
ent to hear Mr.. Z. We safely calculate, we
think, at least one hundred and fifty majority for
the democratic nominee
The emigration vote in the two counties Is large
and, like jug handle, all on one side. There are
also frequent changes from whggery democracy as
we are credibly informed