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and safrrn'eol the lresisi.n,s sent n, ,,,,o, :,
,,eand day: Garnen lie. Brri,na Nj -,
haofhan. r Echuls and I'd Carl, cav"
~ eommlttee 10 sulicii new s,bs,r,hs,- -, r.,L
'"f aainpbe county, and 10 make an x,,ai,,,;,, ~
report on The state Of Agriculture in said e.nn,,
~ aol Alexander Austin John ID ,lax,nd., ,rho,n
as Moofman, .. L. Clay and Benjamin N,lks
~. Committee for Bedford: DR. llee,.r His ~.
a. Wharton. T.. 5. Hutter, Ceorre w. Isilvirb ,nJ
DIR. q. l.. Bnwn. '"'
The Society is composed of persons residing in p.d
ofd aud Campbell coanlles and such nn, are ,e,,sd
10 compete ior The premiums offered Premiums an
many oi The articles must necessarily be snail and The
amount cannot now be ascetalned fr each arlicl, n.
Tue annual subscriptions, ilany Of hen remain a. vol
u paid II Is hored. however TINT each men,her ., Il,
immediately pay up the small sum due, and os. all HE
best endeavors to increase The number ri pen,tars AMI
thereby extend the benefits ola Society which is vol,
destined 10 fleet much good -
Articles heretofore exhibited cannot h., a,,in =, H.
next 'neetln9 they must have been produepd ar mann
iacinred within twelve months hy the membcr ,fa,in
them. or by s'me member Of his " her family
The ladies invited II. send specimens If Flv.,s
Panls, &c. &c. either useful or ornamenal and ,hounb
M premium is offered hr SUCH they vii conIribute T.,
The qualification of the Company; aud the Ladies shall
al least have the thanks of ALL
: The Crops, the Stuck, &c. will be exhibited nm the
oth-Domeslc Manufactures Sc, on the 5lb
BY order Of The Committee.
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TENNESSEE.-Ths Legislature OF Tennessee me-
On the 9th inst Tie entire dsy was CONSUMED in q
ruthless Effort to elect Speaker Of the Senaie-,he
ballots EEL in number having as, uniformly result,
.d ~ follows: Fur Mr.. Gardner (loco) l2, A. P. Mau.
r, (Nhig) scattering l. On the next day the ba
lo,nps were resumed. and continued hroup bout the
d,y with similar resu-on the l00lh aud las, ballu,
The voie being for Gardner IL, Maury II, scattering
Several times during the day. several Of the Wings,
INF Maury. the Wing candidate among them filtered
to pu, end to the struggle, by vo,g for s,me other
Loco than Mr.. Gardner. who, i, appears had rendered
himself particularly obnoxious to the Wings But the
cos refused 10 abandon him. and the Whius continued
with equal frmness 10 vote against hm-wi,h the re-
cell, which We have seen.
10 the House Of Representatives, Brookins Campbell
.oco) elected Speaker. by vote of 81 10 50 for
Ml E,heriJge, (Whig.) and the House Proceeded Ear
,her organize, by The election. without difficulty, of
i.s other officers
oJ- p S. Since the foregoing was in type. have
s.ceved later accoun om Nashville On the evening
cf The third day Of the session. Mr. Gardner was with
stawa by his friends, and Harvey NJ. Wal,erson was
Elected Speaker Of the Senate, by majority of onc--a
Wing Senator voting for him.
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s.YyufsDlIssG MA.NEr.

for iir ,cesk e.fiag Saturday, October IL, ISi5
below Is correct state men, OF the Market Tor the
pas, week.
15,rseo.-ol Logs. 81 90 to 50; new Lues. s.
o. 10 t1.51, Laai, ,nforlor, &2,5D II 500. common,
81 10 i,5l midling 5, 80 500; st,prns, (nsw)
100 10 500 anntacunug, (rnnnon) $3.50 To
600, fine manufacturing 100000 $40
Flour. SO Is tol tf supcrline fun warrans Sia
ifan store. ior The dlitten, grades.
u hedi.-PHees may be quoted a, Red75. White so
cenls.
- d,aia.-Cgro Is 10 20 cts per bushel from wagon;
., M she'd - cents per HUNDRED cleaned 81 10
% 81 s',s. per bns,el, Ryr. G1l cenls
= 'f'es' pid Grass Srcis -Cloyer Seed So; Herds
rtoe,''oHs -9,car from wagons s. q and in de,
",Ia t''" S,te In; slock hight Beet. :! 81 to 81
49, ", ~ -, ~, - II - cts. per hns,,l ir1n wagon,
@:j 90; M'chrrei NJ /. sis, NJ ,. $3.50. n.
=. ceJt'.-Sr paniogo, Z TO :, cents PER 10 Rio Q
- e-n!I; ''s1fa . 10 10 Gets. lava. lei to 10 en,s
Cuba u tS. ''
Sugar Blown, New Orleons. sno cents NO, III
Porto k''o, : 10 aeenls per 10; ST. CroiN. II 10 l2l
cents per III Loaf l2l 10 ID cents prr H.
eaadies' -lallow. l2i cents per NJ, Sperm, SO
10 - cents pr ID; Hull \ Sons lo cents prr Ia
" hShey tnnman, 80 10 33 cents per gallon from
WAGON 'ron sofe. - 10 81 cents Reetdcd 40 to H.
iron wagon.
hroady,-AMle. 81 to 40 cents per gallon Peach
- cents per galIon.
Cotton Yarns. Factory prices: l7,olS eta per III.
assorted.
ho"-BaT lron. si5 per ton from boats $50 from
Sore. Pig lran ~ sses
Sieet Bs'ered. u IN cents per h.; German, Is IL
10 cents; Smear, 20 10 % cents per H. Cast Steel n
Ia y cts, per 10.
i.psecd Od-65 10 20 cts Lamp. 81 30 to | 80 per
gallon, Tanners, 10 10 1900 per bbl
ftathr q nod Sole. Is cents per H.; Damaged
Sole. 10 TO II cents PER- h.
Pordcr 49, blasting, 90 to i.2a per kcg, Rifle. s.
30 500 per hca.
loot WOOD. . 10 2s cents pcrb., Wool Rolls. 81 /
IA ~
toai ant Uooi,-l'lluminous - cents per hushel
Anthracite, $500 per ton. Oak AID mixed Wood s.
per rntI, lcknfN 4 III nrr cnrd
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Pork Market.-1he Pulsburo Gazette says, as the
ason for packing approaches. there some stir in that
o,rket in relation to contracts. One contract for the
tfhvery Of 800 hogs has been made at ST. For anorh
! drove Of 1000 head had been offered and refused
eess the buyer would agree to receive them at cnce
The Nashville Wing says that for a time contracts
uere made IN Sumner county for S. SO but the Ken>
Wcky droyers had c"me into market, and aut Nd the
rice To s. THAT is The sum (says the Whia) now Of
ofed for Pork in the couniies above us. In ,nco,n
aun'y last week. 81 rs was the prevailing rate"
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From he Rtp. Jhn Segnr.

IlMBFnrsyILtE, \, J. April 27ih, 1888,
Dir. JAYNE Dear Sir-By the blessing OF God your EN
PECTDRANr has efIcc ted a in me Of most distress
sing complaint. In december last was seized with great
severity by paroxysm of Asthma, disease With which
Ind been afflicted for many past attended WIN
the lungs aud throat, together
with abori,us cough, and complete prsraton "i strength
hen most with sunoeaiion, bottle 81 your
exrcctoant as .,nt TO c Al fir, thong hit ~asnot
ins qulcksy bat seeing it highly recommended by
DR.. Going with whom was well acquainted was induced
try it, and in few DAYS it completely cured me- nor
have ever had any return Of the disease have
formed high o. nion of your medicine, that IL
had bn few bottles it, and could obtain no more
would not it'll them for DOLLARS EACH. Yours,
most ,1c,tiou,tfly JoHS SEduR.
The above valuable Medicine is fr sale ny
ID. r. LYMAN.
Lynch'urg.
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49,, COMMUNICATED.
VIEW LONDON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Al meeting Of the Executive Committee of this So,
I@'yo on the 10Th ct May. was ordered that the (ol
ing premiums he awarded al the annual meeting on
ii oh and 7ih November next.
T. For the best essay Agriculture one years SUBJ
'pl'on 10 the Southern Planter. Committee +, award
e"'am, Col. &C. Clay, Henry L. Davies and WIN.
u ;" Inc beat cultivated Farm &25eO
Is. For The larges, yield of Wbea, or Corn ON
VI" Contiguous acres (each) 500
L.. fof The largest yield Of ms Potatoes Beers
"fn ps a premium will be awarded Committee
&e"ard premiums on all the sbnve three last famed
sIJ'c's. Micajah Davis, Benjamin Wks, James A
8Tuw ether "
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.4ugnsta Senatorial District The Governor ha.
bsued his proclamation, fixing Thursday the 18Th of
kovember for the election ut Senator to supply the
cancy occasioned by the resignation of John II Pey-
Un. Esq. Messrs. A. IL. II. Stuart, Charles p. Dor
an and Samuel Mcdowell M,ore spoken of as can
&dates for the sa,ion-ei,her Of whom would I'll il
9th ability.
The last Siauu'on Spectator gives the gratifying,
&frmation that Mr. P"ytons health has improved, and
IA there is now 4 prospec. Of us restoration.
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VIRGINIA, TO VITA rules held in the Clicks Of
fec of crc uit superior court Of law and cbHncrry
Tor the county HALIFAX, in the month OF October 1873
Alarm W. Wim5ish and Samuel Pannil, Plan liiis.
against
William NJ Price Abner Price Williamson G. Price Sa
rah A. Price no r. b. Price, Marshall Price Elizabeth
NJ Price VIM H. Price, James Medley, Giles McCraw ~
John n. Wimbish. VIM. :. Barksdale K Giles McCraw,
late partners trading under the style and firm OF Giles We
traw & Co. beverly +. West, and W iam Bailey hgh
Sheriff oT Hahf,r county, d eiendants.
In CHANCERy.
The defendant Williamson c Prize not having entered rs
and appearing by satisfactory evd,nc, that he
not An ;nba btan oil this Commopw cah II orderc
that the said defendant Williamson G. Price do appear here
on The fr>t Monday in FEBRUARY next and answer the PLAIN
ti, bll that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in the Veinian for months snccesiy y and
posted at the font dc Of the courthouse this county.
A Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM HOLT, oIERs.
to VIVA
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New YoRK, March 10Th, 1911.

NEw YoRK, March 10Th, 1911.
DR.. Ia,ne-pcar Sife-Being severely afflicted with IN
FLurN2A-a hard CotGH and hSrHi.---abd finding every
means fail OF relicvng me CONSUMP ION app AIRED in
cyitabl.- but by using two bottles 81 your EXPECTO-
RANT, was restored 10 pelfst health.
Resp"ctflily yours, jaHS Ellis,
Late Pastor oil The Baptist Church, Stamford, Ct.
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VERMONT.-Thc Legislature Of Vermont on
)he 7.h inst. IN tho Seuate, J. Barrett (Whg) was
fhosen Presdect, bya vote Of 90 to Tor l.. b. Villas
kI.oco) In the House, F.. Y. Briggs LWhig) was
thosen Speaker, receiving l08 votes Daniel Kellogg
4Loco) CO, and l6 for others In the afternoon of the
days session. the Legislature proceeded the cleo,
ZION Of Goveruor-when the vote stood as follows
@ William SIade (Whia) 80. Daniel Kellogg (Lo-
oo) 70, w. Il. Shafier (Abolitionst) IA.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The NHlnla Annual Conference Of the Meth ,Jist
i"esan. hhrch. Will CO nnencr It's Session in this
place On Thursday, the 9TH OF November At 10 u'cIck
The introductory sermon will be pre- ached by the Rev
j. u Whitfield, President Of the Conference, commen
cling at o'clock.
The Ministers and Delegates wilt ON their arrival in
town, call at Mr.. j, C. Sharke,urd's on Main Stree,
where rommtee will be IN waiting 10 enndnc, them
To their lodgings. II b. THOMSON
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SPEARS. SUGARS" sEGAns:u

lust received on consignment 100000 Segars. %
- the following brands: 2J00J Jusiu SAM Principe
fimporred) 2001O Havana La Norma; 10000 Doines
lie La Norma; 10000 Texas; 10000 Rex
The above now open tor exannaiinp. and will b.
snld Wholesale. cheaper Than before offered II
this market cluse roisisnnents. T. rms, cash. or
months credit FOR negotiable paper. a5I sf
CHARLES PHELPS, Aurr.
Granite front buJ'n. opposite the Bask.
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SCLpIIlTE QGlNlNE. Pure Morphia,
- Acetate and Sulphale Morphla
Iodine, lIydriodale Potash
OIL Berlamo,, Lemon, Anise,
Cinnamon, Cloyes. Csrraway
Jessamlne Spruce and many other chemicals and
essential OILS. mmraated gsnuinc and If the BEST qna
lty. Tor sale VERY LOW by Howell DAVIES
For sale as above, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Nut,
meas, Long aud Black Pepper, Tuneric, &c, of the
best quality. H. d.
Oci. 20 tsif
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70, :, 90 - Of les.f,ing respee, fa lha elm ac
n,s !, he r,s, ifiend. aud Of pay ~ The last tiib
rb,, ,ss s,,o,,,, " 9aannously resntse:
The respect which was dae his bsh baa, I'' ,'l
aearing. his enlarged generosity. h,s IA, "S ''.'r
ms endraring soeial qualities. wv "'' '"'e"e''' anu
ha, We will ever cherish his me.....,,,, :.
deep remembrance the afecton,te and sa.al, c..,
which existed between himself and us A. "e',gs
life. nut'ug his
That we tender 10 his hercaveJ father and FAM,
sincere sympathy ir their heavy bereav em.n,. "''
ihat IN respect Tor his memory, we will wear the
sna badge OF mourning Tor thirty days. and suspend our
MEETINGS Tor the same space Of lime
That We viii attend the burial Of the dceease ON Ia.
morrow.
VA m"ti"n II was further resolved that cnpy pl
these proceedings be the father and family uf The
drceas,d aud hat they published in the newspapers IN
lynchburg, Fmcaslle and Richmond
JOS WILSON, Pfes't
Nm +. CoRpoN, See'ry.
~ The lyuchhu,g Republican Richmond and Fin
castle papers will please copy
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IItII sTUCk
ffOfhs, GtsSssflaP Cy anil UcSfSy,gs
Or (AEsD TO 1EsE. k.gDEES,
New sas. and Winter hoods.

New Fall and Winter foods.
EpICARDS, RYAN & co, have the pleasure of
announcing Ia The LADIES oi LyNcuBuRG aud
ihlse OF lis vicinity, that they will receive and open
THIS DAY, large PARTON Of The their stock OF FALL.
AND WINTER GOODS embracing ore Of the most
varied aud elegant IN styles Of rich fancy goods, il has
been iIelr pleasure 10 "flrr them.
The junior partner having just returned from the
Northrfa cities, conf leny his friends and The
public generally. th,t he has spared pains 10 procur
HE NEWEST aud MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS thai The
French, English and American markets could inrnIs.,.
i heir stock OF Clubs, CassmrIes Nesng. Shifllugs,
Cravings, Cloves. Hosiery, Sc. &c. greatly surpass
any they have had The pleasure o exhibiting
his market. They respectfully solicit an examination
ri Their extensive stock before purchasing. Terms cash
Prices To correspond with the terms and times None
shall seHue same style anil qmly Of goods, kaopiagiy,
cheaper HaA ice. REGARDS, RYAN CO.,
Next door to W. T. Young.
Sept. tsf
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IsYNf.S EXPECr0fA$r.--We esteem it pleasure
- t he able TO recommend med ene the best c,c
lated for the purpose Of curing coughs colds, troa,
ashmt, and al Affections Of the lungs From a long Verso
nal acquaintance with DR., Jayne. know that e is no
crack his M dicinc NoSrRUns of the modern
or, but the su Of his long experience prac
sing hysiciun, aud the expense oi great labor.
Hartford, Comma Daily Rerie,r.
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1RlBl OF RESPECT

Al meeting m the Gtahan T. Society in WASHING,
ton College, the ollnnin. resolutions were offered and
adopted
hcreas the nournful int lli.cncc Of the dealh of
HENRY otILrokp nnoWS has been announced Ia this
Nse"iy We. the surviving members, deenly ,ppI,rino
he lss q" ohe 81 YUM, gifted, aud 81 httrd 10 do
hon"r to our Society. well his day and genera
an cannot hrb,hr giving his public expression to our
sincere sorrbw.
Therefore, Resolved. ISL Thq, while we rcc,cn =,
IN ms sad event The hand OF Han whose ''ways are
past hndng out. aud sub MI with all reverence to his ii
a. Vel we can hut lament that talents PROMISING should
be blasted IN the ud.-a life bright should be- oscur,
ed by death and feelings noble should be sled in
The grave
Resolved. 2nd, Tia, ihonah he has been taken from
TINS world BY litm whose wisdom and roslnrss no mar,
'a man may gansay. IN all the freshness III that peri
I'd when lite IS luxury and friendship ruth We trust
'ai HE same Omnipniebce has transferred him 10 that
world Where there Is no old age, no death aud no
grave.
Resolved, 3rd That sincerely sympathize with
the relations and friends of The deceased and wound ask
10 mnsle our tears "h theirs the memury Of one be
loved and esteemed by all who knew him.
Resolved, 4ih, That in sorrow for our late fellow
member. we wear the accus' omed badge of mourning
for thirty days
hesoivtd, 9Th That a copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted to the family of the deceased and he ais,
published IN the Lexington and Lynrhburp papers
by ord.rof The Graham r. Socieiv.
Died in Tuscaloosa. Alabama. on the 5h inst, of
typhoid lever. Many Lee. second daughter of the r.
Key n. IL. and Mrs. l.. II. Cubhs
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w Hi BE SOLD, on Friday the 2ltll of This
W month. (Ociober.) at Mr.. Porter Flags tavern
IN Campbell county, the Wards Bridge Turnpike
all the estate ri which Dr. John W, &. Moorman died
possessed -c'nssn! OF gold Riding llosa Bride aad
Saddle, all Of his Medical Books solne Medicine and
Medical Saddle Bags. with Walls aud Medicine All
sums oi i've dollars aud upwards. siN month, credit Will
be gwen, by the purchaser giving bond approv Sc
curly all under five dollars cash will be required
All persons having claims against said estate will
please 10 make them known, and hose indebted to The
same VIII please make payment As early possible
II Is DESTROYS 10 close as possible.
}. II. NORMAN. .1I'nr. Of
DR.. John W. &. Norman, drc'd
Oct. 90 II
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row keaTHV ra.selsy,
fsIssF.HO.v-ES. ~.

HTsssEO.sD, ~.
fTSy TIE attention Of gentlemen visiting Richmond
E4, Is respectfully called Ia this HOTEL, 30 ulp
]-l.-A and generally hunwn under the direction ,i Mn
Dnya It's delightful l~atun lis fine nccommo, Zion
aud HE quiet and orderly In which II is co1uct
ed make II equally desirable iur families and men hu,
alnrss
The PowhdiaG House il situated on a level and M
nl emlncnce, near The centre Of the city, a few ,'sps
Iom the Capitol Governors House and Guy Hall mud
very convenient In the Rad road Depos, oa, Landings
aud business par 81 HE city.
o. The PowuAr,N CoAou will be In readiness 10
ennve, passengers and baggage Ia and from the hotel
WITHOUT CHARGE. and thus save them from 50
cents to 81 porlera.e BAR, on he basement aoor.
CHS. l.. DlBkf.iI..
July uI
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The defendant not having entered his appearance II APP
pearng by factory evidence that he il not nhal ant
this II is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here The first Monday February next and an
the Plaintiff b and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted In the L,nchburg Nnginan for two
months successfully and posted the front door OF the
courthouse OF this county. Copy-Teste,
WM. HOLT cLERV.
Oct. 20 WIN
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ata called meeting Of the Marshall Society. held IN
Liberty, on Friday. The 10th October, le15-l he Pre-
sienl stated in brief and appropriate terms the ohject
VI the meeting, when the following preamble and feSuiu'
lions were offered and adopted unanimously;
Whereas ii has lh ased Almighty God 10 remove
from amongst MS. McIienry jordan. late an active ana
useful Ineubrr Of this association, whose lite has chsu
In the full prospect Of us,plnes. and lame; We, MS as
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VIRGINIA, TO VITA rules held in the Clerks Of
flee the circuit superior court OF law aud chanctTy
for t,e county Of IInax the month October 184j.
Nathaniel Barksdale and John Barksdalc, plaintiffs
against
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ANASrOR Oil, Spirits Of Turpen,ine. Camphor.
" Nae and assortment IT best Chen icals,
sseniial Oils. Sc. for sale by Howell DAVIES.
Oct 9 tsf
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THE CRITICAL MOMENT.

The present is time Of anxious suspense,
both to the friends aud enemies Of Annexation.
No one knows what the next hour may bring
forth. IL may be victory, and il may be defeat
at least temporary defeat. But the impression
prevails that SUCCESS will be the result we
trust il will be so. But, nevertheless, we hope
no errors will be committed, no lndiscretlons
practiced, on the part Of the fflendsloi the mea'
sure. They have only to discharge their duty
calmly and deliberate y, and leave the rest tc
fate. They should, in this last trying hour, be
guilty Of no temerity yield 10 no unmanly fears
suffer no sudden spprehensions TO throw them
into panic but they should be guarded at al
points, and, trusting implicitly in the merits OF
their cause, continue in their well-chosen posi-
ton as firm as the everlasting hills.
Nevertheless they should be watchiul, and
ready 10 meet any emergency in proper man
ner OF the avowed enemies Of the measure
Of course nothing is TO be expected but unceas.
ing hostility. OF them nothing is TO be feared,
for they have already been met and yanquished
If there is really any danger TO be apPrehended,
il may be expected from those who have not de-
clared their hostility. In fact, if all those who
have professed to be the friends OF Annexation
act up to their professions, the battles already
won, and its opponents are in the minority
But If there should be any foul deallng-lt any
Of the professed friends Of the measure, failing
in their efforts 10 secure a certain guild pro quo
for the performance Of their duty. desert their
colors and go over TO the enemy-et the indeli'
bic brand of disgrace be instantaneously affixed
10 the brows Of the guilty ones
Even in the event Of another failure The friends
of Annexation will not despair. They will
gather in greater volume like the accumulated
waters of dammed.up valley. They are now
knocking at the doors Of the Capitol with al
the greater strength and power, for the obstruc
tons thrown in the way last summer. Ii they
be arrested in their destined course once again
and on this occasion, they will only retire to ga
rher additional force and when they again re-
turn, 10 their indignant might, the tide will b,
resislless, and every obstacle thrown in the way
will be instantly and forever annihiated.
We are aware that the enemies of the mea.
sure place their only hope on the conviction thai
the annunciation Of the defeat of the measure
would meet favorable response from the parti
sans of certain Democratic leaders; we art
aware that certain leaders and their presses are
prepared 10 sustain those who may defeat ii
should it be defeated-and are likewise ready tc
hail its success-should it succeed-as triumph
over the negotiators of the rejected treaty, ant
L
be the result. But still, the friends Of Annexa
tion-of immediate Annexation-shoud be fear
less and firm. Let them enter into no dishonor
able preliminary arrangements, but do all the!
can, honorably.
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Correspondent Of The W York Journal of Coumerc

FnoM BERMuDA.-Bermuda papers of February
18th have been received. In paper ofJanuary Both
we find the following notice Of water-spouts:
ION Sunday last about P. NJ, two large water
spouts formed at short distance from the shore on
the north side Of these islands one of which passed in
an easierly direction so close to the land that nearly
the whole length Of the column from the cloud to the
sea- was distinctly observed to revolve with ra pditv
in direction contrary to that Of the hands of watch
The dense thunder cloud out of which these water
spous formed is supposed to have been accompanied
with heavy hail-sones. A water-spout seen from IN,
Signal Post at Mount Eangton on The 18th August
1889, IevoIved in the contrary manner. Their mode
of revolution is doubessly regulated BY some law Of
nature which we are as yet unable to explain but we
cannot suppose it is by mere chance that they some
times revolve in direction and sometimes in ano.
Their. Science we trust, will yet unravel the mys-
terry