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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-10
Pom the N. York Mirror.
GREAT RAILROAD IN VIRGINIA.

RAILROAD RICHMOND To CUyAspoTTr-- In Iiun,'s
Merchants Magazine for November we fnd many good
for this vok Of internal improve under IN.
title of the Railroad Movement Virginia. The rail road
there proposed, 10 from Richmond 70 Guynndo,ie
Possesses advantages which look upon With
10 dFcTonce Connecting Immediately with the ocean Ee
increasing trade Of te West The greatest benefit .
country will derive from H. The purpose aud efrct would
be I" work revelation, not only IN the commerce and
productions OF the region through which it would extend
but also upon tlt institution, which. however much the
Noriernnrs may theoriIs about only be done away
by giving onieprze 10 the commerce, and
particularly to the internal improvements Of The
South. Virginia. gifted by nature with resources
which under the system Of slavery, aud government of
hoOrizng sbstractions an,os, idle needs some
akin to that which the dead bones Of Elisha stood IN want
OF before hey were animated by The spirit Physically and
intellectually she may be said he almost dead and az il
was so years ago. horsebaek riding is the Conveyance
from end Of the state the other where the ne
cesy Of connection between tho North and the South
west forced rail road through the state Western Virgil
MA than which part o try presents such van
ETY. Of choice the iicr Of the SOIL s almost useless r. I'M
the want Of communication with the east The only work
tho James River Canal, which tho shameful temporziop
aud obstinacy Of part Of the has prevented from
completion, has bsen tie only attempt mace TO
the and East.
From the article in Hunts Magazine, wo learn G.at
Washington himself the immense advantage his state
would deriye from connection between the James anil
Ohio river. Her vast unpeed iorory sto result Of
Disregard Of such policy. Mr. Clark tho writer Of the pa
per- bya geographical exposition proves tho importance
u this work. he also audos the location o Rich
mond. and tho surprising advantages ste and the state
would eventually reap from rail road the facilities
for reaching the delightful WATERING places tho sias Tho
feasibility Of the scheme for eonsuciion the fact that this
sreny tho most direct route from the Mississippi to the
tic nj s1g
which refer reader, tho article IN the Mor.
chants Magazine, upon perusa Of which they will 10 con-
gnccd Of the eTes ncaIeulabo advantages Of this work.
Al once sectional aud national.
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% abe ~osd al inissrA psrs or tho Federal North As
esn union from 81 deg 90 nlin TO line .ero-s fron,
the Pacific due East strike the Of San Anio
MO de BsSar Texas the lines OF perspective bu,
not extreme extension. There no other pesesabc ~sy
o! setting tins question that discover There
radical objection. to every other plan proposed. Souh
Csreias and oil the Tree trade Rsveuue Tsrd
should the question OF DO LETT the decision
OF Congress- like the opponsai fo< Ssmproaus. in Ca's
Council will all 60 for peace. Because whyi War
~i not only dsproP oronstey increase the mpost
upon the South, but will cripple trade the ruin u
hsr planters and planters merchant And quenty
though American doubts tho ssue there many who
doubt the war with John Boil just at this time.
hsapesrs TO us tina, thi. will be difficult question
to get through the ensuing Congress- according Dr. Dun
cans ball oi the last session. than Revsnus TsrG Of 30
per cent for while upon the latter the South would have
some assistance from all quarters OF the uniou; the
fotmer the west We suspect will be lett standing sisae
Its probable that the President, nevertheless will not
finch from hIs position Of quesousble tue" the
whole OF the territory; for 10 reported that orders have
been communicated. will be, the ship yards
ID be IN readiness for quick work. that the Navy Depart
ment before the expiration Of the session. per-
haps require addition effective naval marine Of
thirty ships OF all II there be any ground for this
report land the wish among OF naval officer
he father to though but II there DO any truth in IL. has
awful squirting 10 the casting down the euanet Of defiance
before SIR Robert Peel The sentiment vi Jackson. that
upon this Oregon question. there should DO 'no
promise hut at the, esanoa's mouth" will BE- without
it, influence with The President
Next after the knOy question Of the tariff and the
less unab!e Gordsn knot OF the Oregon difficulty.
have the puzzle solve OF the SsbTeasu. This quos
ton il u scarcely inferior iher the Others.
We expect something OF sort, know not what.
Meantime. the drpcsies OF the Treasury the banks
Of this District have been withdrawn and We further
learn thu, all the di-busing officers Of the hs
y!ns fasls -Osi.- said banks have been ordered
withdraw them This will leave them without charter
ali without e,sh, and what is be the result DOM
know. We suppose that our business will have
rely upon Msssrs. Corcorin Riggs, OF this city and
Prime, Ward King, and others of New York. for their
small loans. As Mr. Van Buren, said, 1--WE in q
devil OF a bad box"
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Correspondence ofne NY. uennl

WARRINGTON, Nov. !, 1915.
The Oregon question is al last assuming IT'S peeminen
importance, particularly regard, the mOlnsnlous issue
involved IL IT. settlement fho Great West propcscs ito
settlement by tho ~ month notco mud the Occupation Of
the whole Territory pursuance 81 such notice. Up %
deg. 80 min oil bnLlds. Mr. buchanan, VIC now firm.
" believe inclined. last summer, recedo dat no
which gould a,fko The British boundary Of the noun
tans wit, tho Ash parsiel Mr Eackonlam has pro-
posed arbitration. division has also been proposed
modification Of the comgsc u 1917 and 1927. viii view
t. future deosOn BY TIE suhfage' Of tho ssii6n. None
Of these plans viii un.c except, perhaps the fret which,
IN resolving the issue Il once. would only hasten
that Ultimate scrnahyc which cannot be escaped Of tho
Gns struggle between the Lion Of the Old Conla.n and
tho bald Young Eagle Of America. We rcady-apd
upon this question ssy John Quincy Adams ss,d "a
reference n seryilo war ~ de S5utbUt hope in
different spiit"lf comes, LEI u come" And yet Mr
Caihouns plan aJ,ibs, JOSS ss safe, aud prob
ably speedy the liq idstion u this controversy.
Just let IL stand II IT, bot with This addition 10
M. Cnhoun's plin, IL is better ohIl. Give every
possible facility and protection, en- Route, Of cmi-
grants TO orego". Thcy I'LL soHo the question They
will d,fpc TIC boundary they viii give doe NOTICE Of the
ebrogsion Of the treaty Of Joint they will 70
move obstacles 10 naheTstiOn, when the only trouble that
will be icf, - Jingle Sem will be admit them within
the shelter 4 the ulon 10 elevate over their towns and
villages THE Sn SPsngleJ Banner," and proclaim them
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INTERNAL IMPRnyEMENrs

writer IN Hunts "Msrehanrs Magazine" by way Of
illustrating the Influence OF Internal improvements on the
growth OF cities" has the following remarks
III - bat ioryt'e years since Cincinnati now number
ing aoput 1J.DDO inhabitants, wilderness. ST Louis
Is one thousand miles w. OF the Allegheny mountains
ahouI a It's age, nearly rivals and soon will exceed Gin
enna m her admirable intermediate position Tor the trade
OF the Tar west Oregon and California New Orleans
which was comparatively village forty years ago although
settled Tor more than century previous now greatly ex
ceeds Boston IN Population, aud rapidly the increase
no" that steam navigation Ani Tree institutions thrown
open SOU miles of riNers that nteTdcsd u France
and Span during the period LOUISIANA under the 20
Nern'nont OF each OF those ariitrsI, couatriss!'
Prom THIS picture Of IN building up cities and
the necessity OF having with b,ck coun
Try by good roads, canals. aud railways. only necessa
~ 10 turn from the city o; New York the
OF Perth Ambpy. that commenced long before New
YORK Gloucester the sand plains OF New Jersey wa.
commenced before Phiaisphii; Annapolis before Ball-
tNnOr. Jamestown AMI Norfolk before Richunond both
good ports, but without back Country good
The city OF rev port, depoad, merely commerce. II
ihongh at one mc exceeded any vago in the "Bsy Co
long,, fell behind Boston her enierprsny popu
iaon coupled lac produce Of agriculture the foros
with her ls aud oil trade, make assorted cargoes To i
West Indies; thus building up marine that still exceed
| New York"
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PowuArAN. Oct. 20h. 1886.
Mes-rs. Editon-Thc tine IL ~ hand whom every vir.
gnlnn should feel the responsibility, thrown around hn.
by nstue, and society, Of doing oil that he can for the
prosperity oi his State. In looking around M o find al
ost every sister State, faf sc,d the road of wealth.
happiness and comfort YHRnia with all her Tesources
instead Of maintaining the loaJ. bls wouy refrigerated.
Tie most cogcni reason -, Hugiaid has Constitution
Entirely disoOrdaHt 10 her moH vital iaTed Upon this
foundation, build NY oppoliion the present Virgins
Constitutions Undcr the present state of things We find
strong line Of jonatcilon Irswn bowtcn Tic Eastern and
Weten DIVISIONS of Inc State. Should II exist II can
deguoJed1 The universal fcspol-e b. but one u
ihs DO soed settled ~, should look 10 bs
from which relic should fpfing and WHIST relief 70
one pOrton Of the Stale, s relief 10 the other "For
house. divided against itself, must fell" II Eastern and
western Virgins stc go brought zach other he
Matt D'Nd tah Under the present Consnlton, the Wosi
% psced isf ~ the back ground Now, llongh sm an
Bssicm man, sm for giving one portion Il tie State m
equal footing S the other, they are oil eintsps Of W.
gais, entitled 10 eGssl protection, and will Yield
olusl service aud reflect oqus 10 the Sse IN time.
o. difficulty snd depression society powerful vbo.
united, when bsDjed together by tie, and den
uy u INTERESTS toy bnng gfcsier aggregate ~ fcrc9
~ The grsnd oiIscts ~ DO cbisinod. j. shomc 10
Virginia, ihlt education much neglected ~ the
West, sod gfsiisf tiame, that oil The svonuc. n
w's'ih Hfo locked lp, " ,Lc West had mute f1lds,
aud better mafkot, sho would siand SIDE by s.le with
u', shOrefs q common danger, ficnds b peril, with
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COMMERCIAL RECORD. J
mi. IN. MARKET-Nox.G-2AP. M

N. y. MARkET-Nov. GAR. ".
The saes of cotton 400 bales yesterjsy's price,
that is. 10 Oft far tbs
fissr 4sl2} free sellers. aud good many buyers Of
Miehissa and all Western; wheat .as: do; 1900
southern yeo~ vsav,ly sold at zoe Sc lbs; os 4te
o esaa barley 56a S. eooJ lot brought The latter price
There have been several sslss II .ur Ssl2} the
receipts very large fsrthss ssles Of Norhsn
IS be the shipments u bread studs Tor Europe
very large scsle.
Western hops have brought IS cents the Of IS
bsles-
There is demand Zoe meas pork from Canada. Ga.
cash. The price; 2O0 bbl lard sod - s0s56 100 lbs
No change IN whiskey elehaaessL
J.. 5, EvsainS-S00 bales have been sod To- day
"t decline from prices before The ssws. .li spnuer
JouR. Co.'S.
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To "a. Editor. Of ths WA,s:

To the Editors OF fhe WAig:
Bio AsEL AND THr LrrrLE MsSHsrrsS. By Cerpehs,
Msther'-The reputation OF Mr.. Mathews being % well
es,abli.hed surprised see. among the Notes
New BOOKS" In the Wing unfsvorsble criticism on
work by that author, which has been thought worthy Of
place in the Z" Library OF American Books" have
read with care, and convinced that the critic q the
Wing has done Mr. Mathews very great njasiee II re.
semblss. but in,itiiion OF Dieken-s chimes Che
wnief evidently has end In view, ard n very
glance into his pages much more peru.s OF the
tire tale. will shew that his philosophical
descriptions graphic and his plot finished and well
red out Big Abel. tbs heir oi old Hendriek Hudson,
and the litie Manhattan, the representative OF the
lndisn chiefan Of that tribe, dispute the right the Isle.
on which tho City s,ands-the Psle-Faee and the
RedMsn contend Tor possession. They argue divide
IT, each taking that which besrs mark, OF origin in
sbous Of his Their through the city. give.
the winter occasion TO describe the string and varied
occupation. and OF its different classes As the
pair proceed, the iamph OF the white the red
and more Si,ble-here and there only does the
Little Manhattan find slight OF his fallen race
Al last the DIVISION Is fnished-ihe struggle OF the
the fair Is,nd has depicted varied
suits, and IN the city. gorgeous Future. "The Lule
Manhattan drawing from some nook other
about hrs person. iong br,~n ppo and running
full arms length upon the rail- smoked (oui Of Mrs Saiu.
friendly rolD silently As he, Big Abel, looked abroad,
30 Ooasuuiy dd ma tAocgh ;AE1 -.-s Try snr OF the
little part thou held- in oil that shsdowy and lighted worGl
That all thy share IA it. thy old heaien fancy Of
things gone by and many day. and IN the visionary
rule nj here and there, gloomy hollow worth naught
none but thseJ crooked way, few dumb Indians at
traders door.
Then sprung sfresh Big Abel's boast He counted
up his stores hin streets HI. shpI his goods of every crle
his piles on piles Of every mortal HIS shops iron
and b'ass; Ills sIeeplestnek.; His gates. His squares Ills
roads that through all tho Islands length Iii, a1ae
ducts Iii. stages thousand f-d and doubling day By day
His aitraek., swift light aId shot then swelling
up he TAXED without cheek from any all his com
plny Of Bridges Brooklyn with thought; snoi
er, with less despatch, Jersey shore and them
lac sPannsd the Islands Of the Bay aud caught them IN
his Vastly net
Big Abel snd the Little Manhattan 4" 10 tale OF bold
and almost reckless. but successful Imagination The city
it, Past its Present. and Future personhed Spirit;
ed and graphic descriptions f it- detail and under
meath them that deep, sad vein OF mplave pho
sIphy. which porvade mind Of every thinker who
regards the Red Man and his fate r
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FYNCAsTLE CONVENTION.
The LyDchburg virginian OF Thursday, the
.FrNcAsrLE CONVENTION.


sGa "fNSAsi LIZ NoN We"
.c.s ~. n. eo,o.. o. Allegheny, Bath Bo,e,ourt.
ysy.ms. Grssubrier. Monroe mou.,semory; R1esendg'
|s.S,,,,s ~ W.. elected Preside a Gen. p Dor
ia.a WIGS resdsnt. and Me.sr. r Johnston John WI
son 80 - ~. D,aes.a,oy, +. ernn.o Suffice il,
iss de pr.ssss say. that resolution. were adopted as
We so zoe %,s,d,mi..d or raj. road from tina,
place TO Tennessee ne and for canal or raj. road
from baeh.n.n, oy e way - ~. .dS,,s,sd to the nss
Ies,.s,s. IN behalf Of these proec Iwss also
sssi.sd 'hs, the Ptoposo" 20 s' w, ,ns
rsisr eoars thi. Of our freud Gen. Dormanwha docs
h. think OF North ksrio Stopping Of ,bs SOUTH
w,.srn road !. q deadly aimed a, the James River aud
R.na~hs iHprovemen'-whieh. ty ,Se n,,1s
,", ~ ID, ." DE os.d HoDpur tina, when
.ns were DOT the m,n would "le 10 -. "'e
rib. Of the James River and Kana~h. Company1 fihey
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TOWN LOTS fOR SALE.

TNIIE subscriber having purchased "Cloyer
- Ih the county ~ tie county Of
AZ aoJ' Nheh ner'tot osrd - 70 the tig - toery
lavnE been CLEARED the satisfaction tie cont a,d The
public Tnstr having been d a. AID asceptsd ny court win
ofe for sN ~ SGi day ~ November neH ~ the bsl,
bder credit ~ twelve md eighteen moths lie purebs
ssfs giving bonds Whh approved sceuy the ~ tr thy
aetos Which hive, uHd'T the of Aet
81 Nrnl bc'n lsid On nto hair he h@
Oef Too a that drfsbe properly, Tavern and Tavern
lo'- on ihe floNing tJ the
iw1 ih n e purchase money anil equsl annus IN
sulnen e purs hler bond approved secuHy and
ne iHis Wt'htrhi .Riitl,s pur. i@..e nOnrybe p-N
th Oh q h,s tslsohet IN Vifsnis IN The rtt
hno ani hs,hy county noted for intelligence snd ofsI
Hihtns on The Ef,at thorough re between yntbbu ID R
lonf snd Fafmve and within FEW miles ~ The JgHes pver
i4na ~ hs p.feg yeas Fes cia the sisan q owen
md oi'f ignlRt deascs which have sv.ged other sections
o. ne country Beng tie eouny w,ahhy and sni.o
g ''nnu ~ snd fo-essed % many advantage no
toS $50 -"'- .''-sthns TO espa,s niay u,h
~ Pu' town prop,uy ~ purpose speculation ~ pro
e-ona i'n WIN my lo1ate Themselves pefn.ten ~
Np' 'e sfoT+c FH @hoaags. 'sss.~ys pbo ay-s Me-
" sol profitable encoufrem' iay enough IN en-
slfe aeniiae of wiling aid spie1 bdd'r say that
'p''f HH tnJwn fOu the ssabosrd 10 The no1Bsns 10 fo s
t0--td- SAMUEL ID A,DgAaun
4 AW MAGAZINE. for November, Just re-
oS"edp tsOS DRINkER MORRIS
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ALL mAIL. NEW IERsEY I.

Thes, Hths Wing, elect no other. IN the dov5ds eouu
us. 60 hea om ibey hsys ~ Of the ~ ssnstOs. aud ~
VI lbs "a, the Whole Rasabsf Joint Balot
The House 81 Assembly. consisting o IS menpbers thu
ssass ts-ef which whigs aud Locos hold over from
les frsfiaE
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Mk. BARroH. LIE ELuTIsr.

SIR. BARTON, THE FLUTisT.
We have been Informed that the Distinguished and nc
eomplishsd musician whose is shove u about TO
Wait city for tho purpose Of giving series Of Concern
Mr. Barton isssd 10 bo the best nus that has eyor boon
IN this cou niy lie will probably be here few days.
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SIi.iI77OO 34O7

The item Of miscellaneous Is made up from the follow
ing articles. which, though small alane, sse in the az
gr-guis. small sum; ...
hery, Castings, machinery locks, copper works bras
DO, paper brz saddery upholstery hats aud caps cards.
earringe and allow. powder tin ware, boots cigars
building stoneS, marble blocks. lumber. &c.
The New York Express adds that the returns Of the
whole State Of Massachusetts will be presented u the Le
gisSinFe NJ the ensuing session. and the legislature
hiss always procured the
OF the State, valuable document may be expected and
one that will far towards convincing Congress that do.
nestle labor quite we'll worthy of their attention as IS
the production Ut Southern cotton.
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MELANCHOLY Loss 81 LFE.A slip the office II the
Chaestown. Va, Free r"ss furnishes the following sc-
n accident which occurred near that
on Thursday evening lasi:- BAIT. AuER.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. Horny Brown ube
Agent oil the Winchester Rail Road 1T IIarper's Fer.
rY.l hs san William, aud MIR. Henry Gasker, toRc-
her with several others, were engaged pushing On
iron car, laden with coal, and whilst DO engaged a
portion of the uussel work the bridge imned ste y
shove the rond that leads the Shenandoah river
prcoipatng all engaged, with the car aud buIyinp
thu beneath the coal.
Oar informant states that Mr.. Brown was taken from
under tie ruins much injured gld recovery
duubiiuli his William u CORPSE and Mr. t;asker and
another ind"idua whose name we have not learned also
dead.
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SGT, Of D,l.,Ir, Wa,, Uo.,,

NsfF ~ Dft'FNs WafS WoHfe
The public s.ls Of D,breir. w.re House adys,t.eJ
wM tshs place the evening" 81 4 v'elocL
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RhroRrko FsR the UNITED STATE, eAxErrk.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
THus.pAY EvESixe

THrs'pAy EVENING. Nov, 5'h.
We have no mase.isl change notice Flour tod y
and the market remains sbou, stationary with moderate
sale, at S5 7SsS s7 Zoe ordinary brssis We notice
OF $50 bbs st the latter faciors however arc
disposed In ssli al the former aud quote accordingly
% ISs5 S73 selected brands held ~ g. Ryc Flour
sels at T. Corn Meal J. Wheat l. not 80 active two
lots OF Penna read sold 23c and on terms not
public Corn II wanted last sale Of southern yellow 63.
II would now bring Penna round brought Gle
more hrm. quote Southern 39e No movement in Gro
esres os Provisions Fiaxssed sss I3Oc Cioveseed
10 without change. %
TOBACCO TRADE OF PHILADELPHIA
Ihe total amount u lnspeetons II Tobacco q the city
warehouse OF Philadelphia. from the Let day Of January
up TO the let OF November inclusive Is 3575 hogshesds
The stock on hand the 10, OF November 1864 hhJs
BOSTON MARKET. Wednesday Aasrnsoa. Nov, S.
Cot'on-Thcre 10 amin, atioa in tho market but
prices are without asraon sales today &c., Provision,
ne market qu's sales VI 100 bbls mess Beef nj s9i
mos small sales Pork l3i cash; Boston clear
$iSS NOS Flour Holdcrs hrni but not many s,,.
making. buyef. hod OIL Moderate sale. 81 Gen. 60
81 63 Tor brands; S6 374 and fspev
brands 81 3D. In Southern nothing doing Corn
sales OF yellow fiat zoe; but little white in tho marker,
forced sale nj some white made Csc which 10
below the asking price. Osu Southern 43c. Sugar
sales OF 10 boxes Havana brown 9t some New Urle,ns
h 13s1&c: Porto Rico sac Feathers-A sale vas made
Today VI 5000 lbs. Western 3lc. cash and 30 days
Arr.
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The Elections.

"o give again, IO'dhy, chIractS from The Now
York Express, in regard to the recent elections
In New York and New Jersey:
THE ELECTION IN NEW YORK
Tho rosrns from the inferior gratifying. But for
che Native American UHPTaefieObiss here Wing Assem-.
by woSid have grseed the State. Unexpectedly We ate
doing we'll 10 the Senate carrying from present appear.
css four " not five, u tho eight Senators be elected
snd udieatiDg, things stand tho popular vote
the State to be Wing We hope there ). mistake IN tho
rumor Of the slection Of Jo,hua A. Spencer, 6rst fso
Wing In Oaeds 10 the Senate aud Of the jofoat OF Samuel
Young, no, Ices fret rste. destructive Loco Fooo. We
masi wait, however before speak positively"
NEW JERSEY ELECTION
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NTAavsssssmsns iatsadsd for mosu,ass Fspsr
mass be bsoaehi la bsoss o'clock tho pssvious evening
To Insure inssson; and thoss fcs Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EosARD d HOME have lhi, day .soeia,.d vuh ,h., mo
w NICoL- Gate Gray. Sieon Co j and win con
hus ns transaction VI Domestic Commission Gosds
IN ths ciy under The nm Of LEoSAHb. HoxK 4 NicoLL
WIN. A. LEONARD
ROBERT &. HONE.
JOHN w. NICoII.
NEw YosK, q January.
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IERaRY MnIns VICTOR

A WHio MAJORITY IN rus SrHarri
WHis MSJOGrV ON JosT Baiaadu
which secures the election u Wing state Treasurer
Whs Keeper aud Inspectors Of tie state Pcnitont.ty
and fler ,.a,rer.
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MiSuTAcrukEs AND BUsrSkss LowILL--The Lowell
Courier publishes the OF the business OF Lowell Tor
the lsIi gathered by the Of the city, and
which reach near ten millions Of dollars. There are now
in lowell IN, t,,owiny Mils.
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" AUCTION NOTICE.-The attention Of Dealers is
invited TO our sale this (Monday) Morning. at 81 O'Clock
d ngencrai assortment al Fresh Dry Goods including
variety of desirable style articles.
INIDES & BROTHER Aucts