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svor; sAE.F.--JI- undersigned wishes to sell his
valuable TAR y. situated SIX miles north Of Rich
Iuond, NeW Paris and y isiamsbnrg roat west q
the II Warn* read. containing t29 Acres Of frstate
and-.1 Acres q winch cleared and IN goo1 state
Of cultivation, There good = story Frame HoHse
large Frame Barn, nearly and double set Of
concerts and Wagon house attached theEetoa sape
ror Spring 81 neyeT-tagng water. convenient - the
yelling iousean excellent bearing Orchard OF graft
cd Fruit Trees, Sc
Water for stock L abundant. and very convenient
l-N- William Tnian, residing the Farm east and
adjoining above described premises, authorized to
sell the ana any person wishing 70 purchase
GOOD FARM, Is respectfully Iviteo 10 call and examine
JOB EAiNE>.
January Iii. LIE. .tf-Ef6ln- Gfv
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20 All Persons Interested.

YINIIE, undersigned being about to remove from tbs
place DESTROYS Of closing up lls business, and dis
no.in f some his property He Therefore requests al
persons having claims against him, to nj them to t
or in his Se nco lillian Cox. who will be duly
,horlzc to settle and all persons indebted to
him ere requested make pay mont above as early
possible. -. ,-
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, on
Front Street with good smoke house stable and other
couvenicnces is offered for sale rent
THE PORK AND ICE HOT Sc. opposite the Market
house is also offe reasonable terms nc
house is large has weli-le ice-house IN the rear
This i an excellent location for i butcher
THE SLAUGHTERlNti ESTABLlSHNENl, near
the bridge convenient all It's for rent
THE KILN AND OF AIRY Immediately above the
bridge with lime house, sc, offered for at stated
sum, the shares.
OLIVER kINSEY.
4th mo- 18th, 1-ib Io-il
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LIGHT aud CLEANLINESS.

IF LIGHT you want. just come TO me:
Such CANDLES I'll supp'y-
That none any better be,
Or the eye.
So hurry and bring The Cast
Come one, come together;
Good goods yoe-!i get, not common trash,
They II stand II any weather
Hard, white ana sweet, what ask you more
Come and crowd my Factory door!
our clothes your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing will require
To keep Won healthy. clean and sweet
Then. too, FIR SOAP enquire;
Both hard saft-both strong and good.
| make of kind
Bring your cA~H--your TRApE-your WOOD,
III suit you your mind
SOAP-t5REA~E and ASHES, too, won't refuse,
Bat gladly take what quantity You choose
GEORGE WILSON.
4 Grateful for favors past he hopes for NOR.
Richmond sept ~ l-45.-39t. y
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EsAE.sA1s or LIVER WORE.

pleasure in tilsIs atiug TO the public
account OF extraordinary case performed on iaE
wife by the OF Iay lors Batsam o LIyeE"oTt ohe
had for time suffered affection Of the liver
her symptoms follows: Pain and soreness IN the
right side, and the pit Of the stomach pain under the
shoulder blade, attended with .elowness Of
the shin, ana frequent attacks OF Jaundice-
She had tried almost every thing and her physiean
couG give her but Little encouragement 10 the pros
pec being well again, the general opinion
that she might be patched up little. but that She
never couid be cured This her the
Of the papers eli this place the
various accounts of the wonderful performed by
the above medicine. She resolved TO try it ana iIne
aie TO the agent and obtained one OF the large bot
ties and commenced using it, and by the time bot
ties up She felt herself entirely cured 1t IS
now some months since and she still continues we'll
LEWIS BCRk.
Richmond. May 5. 1916
tJ-Fo- sale by DIR. ]. Howells, agent for Richmond
Indiana
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Important New Works.

The Debate On Slavery, held in Cincinnati. Oct, Is4,
between Rev J. Blanchard, Pastor Of the Sixth Presby
terrain Church. and y. L. Rice d. D., recently Of Ky,
now Pastor Central Presbyterian Church, CinciE-
aati, Ohio. Pr1ee. s. %
Indiana Annual Register for l046. published by :
Turner. Indianapolis. Price 50
Wandering Jew. complete, IA two volumes Price 80
cents Just received and for sale the BOOK STORE
Richmond, Eeo. 4sh. I.i6.
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DRAWING A PENsIoS.-'Well, my lad, whore Won
travelling this stormy weather, all alone asked
qusve landlord, in the north of Vermont. during the
last war of d small lad whose father engaged in
smuggling and had him, Young he was, with
important. message in advance Of the party
'Going to draw my pension was the rrp V
'.Penson' echoed the asoniShcd handle wlat docs
8 small lad as you draw pension for ~
"AInding business, and letting that of others
aonc.''
The landlord soped.
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i TIM UNPARALLELED Success, has given such an m
creased demand Df. Duncans fNpectorant keineaN
the and prevention OF consumption and diseases
of thc liver the proprietor has been compelled I"
open Western Office particularly for the aceotn!nodt
ian of those afflicted living IN West who heretofore
have compelled visit the Philadelphia office OF
send expense and trouble Thus notice. the reioFs
TO inform all afflicted with disease Of consunptve ma
trc that his medicines and advice always he
al this Western Office. 1t Is therefore 70 be hoped tht
tho many thousands who troubled with cough pam
IN the breast ana side shortness OF breath, difficulty o.
raising p and throw ing the Weld phlcEIn and matter
and soreness Of the throat other symptoms that vii
soon consuuption Will take timely 4cNicc "it
procure bottles Of pr Duncan 81 Npectorant l>e4-
edy which is certain the very hrst seed OF o-
case that takes root when elected. and destroys lie
Western Medical Office. $50 Sycamore street ,lhcta-
NATL OHIO where Dr. Duncas medicines are sold "i3.-
sale and retail.
n.7-A supply of Duncau's Expectorant Re,neay .a~t
received and for sale at the Richmond store i5ooNte
81 per bottle. March oVih, 40
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AsD sTRAwBERRY-Al letter (

~<RAPE 4~D sTRAwBERRY.-A letter from n
VI Lonrworth. 10 the members OF the Cincinnati nor
tlcnTturaI Society the cultivation of the GRAPE, and
manufacture of Wine Also the character and habits
of The STRAWBERRY PLANT, with directions for Sc
Ic43r ,gsnts tn insure an ahu ndsnt crop With
rate drawings Of the blossoms Of the Stamnate and fi
ta1s plants enable all persons when their beds are 10
flower riuoHs sannate plants PrbsiAaso
BY order of the Society. Price, 12s cents
For sale at the RICHMOND BOOK STOKE<
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

<coRNER OF MAIS MARION STREETS, RICHMOND ~
ROSEPi7 GEE4tS:,RT- respectfully informs ms
~ friends and the Travelling public that he has
srincd the I4andorlsIp of Tins well and tyoraby khoWn
HOTEL. ana he is prepared make Travellers cons
fort,ble a GOOD and attentive OSter IS all times
ready charge Horses, and thu stable Is well sup
piled with provcn,!cr His charges reasonable.
Sept. = It'll, -. "Gtf
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Hero is sample of Locofoco consistency, and
is fair exposition of their principles:
Resolved, Tha. tho of the National
Administration IT UNFOLDING aud MAINTAINING tho
American title to Oregon, meets with the hearty
appreciation Of this convention"
This is resolution passed by \. Hampshire
Loco Convention. before Mr.. Polk " backed out"
After tho :. backing out " tho Bangor Democrat,
from tho same section Of country SAYS
Tho SETTLEMENT OF TIE OREGoN QUESTION
and our difficulties with Mexico Will DO tho
glory Of this Administrations
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REUNIONS EoOK STORE.
/ r L \ D S BOO K s.

I,II undersigned has Just received from the East,
large lot Of ircnda Books; aud has arrang
Keep up 4 general aysortme Of publications made by
society, and saci other publications approved
is them They viii BE- sold i a small
Phl!aas ha prices. barely sufficient, pay freight and
commission.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-14

To show how reckless and regarc less Of truth
men may become, clip the following from tho
New Albany Democrat:
''What has Whitcomb accomplished IN tho
short space of less than three years. He has
redeemed tho crcdi, of Indiana. tho taxes of the
people havo not been augmented The expenses
of the Government. have been reduced one hird!.!
The finances Of tho people have been carefully
and zoalously guarded, and judciousy cxpendedn
And the Golfers of the State have been replcnish-
ed.'
More un,ruths could not be placed IN the same
number of lines. Redeemed Tho credit of the
State indeed Our bonds will not bring thirty
eight cents the dollar, could tho Slate bor-
row ten thousand dollars on is phghtcd faith.
The taxes of the people have not been augment
cd.' a most deliberate, coEsumate mlsrcpre-
scn:aiion. Every man in the State knows that
The taxes woro increased by tho las. Legislature
from, twenty cents on the hundred dollars TO
twenty-five cents on the hundred dollars, and tho
poll tax from fifty cents 10 seventy iso cents.
The expenditures Of tho State government have
NO. been reduce ed about five thousand dollars
ncr year. and Gov. Nhitcor1b had nothing more
to do in that reduction (otlicially) than signing
his nan,e 10 the bill after it passed the Legisla-
ture. A word cannot DO found in his message
recommending the reduction which took place.
"The finances Of the people have been carefully
and zealously guarded and iudiciously expended"
VIVA. flummerv. The taxes have been collected
and disbursements mado by the proper officers,
in accordance with the acts of the Legislature
without, any caro- whatever 10 his exceiiency.
1.-THE Golfers of the State have been repenished."
Tho State debt by reason of the unpaid interes:
within the las: three years. has been increased
over a million and half of dollars This Is
rcplenishing tho Treasury with vengeance.
Indiana State Journal,
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k1G ii NJ ID, u.
TENiE subscriber wishes 10 call III" attention of tho
q travelling pufie IL the fact that lac has returned TO
ms Old stand. L 81 y ALTON IL. that lie Is
putting the liou-r well the whole establishment,
FIRST order for the accommodation Of the travelling
public, with the determination that hc viii not be out
the for kind aud Close attention those that
may favor hn with call. - pains shall be spared for
the comfort and enjoyment of his guesisln short, hc
Is determined 70 Keep good ami orderly house, and
make every person at calls bun At home His charge
shall be low bousc Of the kind IN the wcs-ne
shall 90 away dissatisfied II IN hls power TO prevent
Feeling thankful for past voEs he hopes 10 be sustained
by his old friends and customers ANY favor will tie
thankfully received and, IN his humble LAY, shall be
turned.
\. T. Good sheds for carringes-good yard for wagon
AMI ate BfIon them. i fw good horses and
carriages, that any person wishing conveyance TO any
al DINING tom shall e accommodated without delay
DAN lei. u. SLOAN.
Richmond, Oct. -, 1915. 43-ff
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MTsTAKING CoMPLtINT.-A lady IN Philadelphia
has husband. who as long beer sutfe ring
a disease which she believed must terminate fatally
Hence she eynced ommendabe interest his spIritu-
al welfare, and had been rgng him long time before
he would call in clergyman. assuring INN
that he would administer his relief He at last
scented, and she went and sent clergyman to
him. When she returned she asked HIM If he did not
feel better
'Not bit - said the husband ale talked all the time
about my heatIts corrupt state and the necessity of
curing that when its icer tn ats affected; my heart
is sound a dollar. SO YOU he entirely mstooh
nv disease. | knew would be So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-14

IRON and NAILs 4 well selected lot, just receaysd
4 and offered for sale, BY
Nav 20 1876 HAISES & FARQUHAR-
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and from there TO the crane. where tho basket
stopped, and the first thing she know q. she was
away up ever SO far IN the air, swlnGin IN
big basket, and no soul near her.
Barney ncd his niggers cut stick double quick,
crep, into tho bushes, and went all round 20 the
road in from, of the house. jist day was break
in. The old woman WINS then singin out fer
lear life, kckin' and .quealin and cryin' and
prayin', all in one. properly frightened Down
came Barney as hard as he could clip, lookn as
innocen, as if he had eorI nothin of il. and pro-
:ondin' TO be horribly frightened. offers his
service, climbs up, releases the old woman, ana
aits blessed and thankcd and thanked and blessed,
till he was tired of it.
..Oh,'' SAYS tho old woman. ''Mr. Oxman the
momen, tina. Jorusha throw'd tho evil one, the
house shook like earthquake, and as ontorod
the he seized me, pa, mo into his basket
and flew off with me. Oh | shall mover forget
his fiery eye balls, and the horrid smell of brim-
s,ono he had!''
..IIad he cIovon foo, and long ta!' sails
Barney.
81 couldn't SEQ in tho dark sais she. "but his
claws awful sharp, oh, how they dug into
nv ribs' 1t cen Almost took the flesh otf-oh,
dear! Lord hnvo mercy US! | hopo he IS
laid in the Rcd Sea now
81 tell you what il is, annty,' sails Barney,
'thats awful story, keep it secret for your life,
folks NIGH; say the house was haunted-that
you was possessed, and that Jorusha in
league with the OWL one. Don't so much lisp
n syllable oft TO q lign' sinner brcathin, keep
tho secret and will help YOU
Tho hint took; the old woman had wish TO
be burnt or drowned for a witch and tho moment
a follor has q womnns secret ho is that woman 5
master. He was invited there, ycd thcrc and
married there, but the Old woman know
who s.The Evil One was, and always thought
till her dying day it was Old Scratch himself.
After her death they didn't keep it secret no
longer; and many good laugh has there been
at tho story of Barney OXham and the Evil One.
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SYSTEM OF PENIASsHlP II IL NUMBERS.
ME pecuiiares OF tins ystem Isl: series Of
exercises which thoroughly train the muscles Of
the hand, arm and fingers; I'd: classification Of let
tiers according their similarity form id Printed
each page, explanatory Of the formation
the letters. l. Teachers need only the books to
approve them For sale by the set Dozen or single at
the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
AnriI ~ I-l6 l6tI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-14

George fo>'s Journal . Barclay 5 Apology
Extracts from Pennington, NJ oonan 5 journal
Anarchy Of the anters, Richard Davies
phPps Man, ..-..-.,.l Barclay = Caiechism,
bcsan>s View ...--.-.- Brief account of George
Richard jordan. Fox, for Children,
Lewis Baptism -.----.. No Cross No Crown,
Lewis tlutlIs, Ihorpc's Letters,
Sarah Knight, Louisa Maw
DyInona en- " Pennington aud Grover,
hachlrton Letters - Piety Promoted, ...-....--.
hb" Ih"mas George Whitehead
I'cuniHgto Letters. .. Samuel Neale.
Penis isse ana Progress Aary DudlcV,
HINTS scrip Instruction., Conversations for YoutI.
ScyeIl5 History. ...--.---.-. Iaike's Principles,
oihcfgls sermons, Gnruey's Hints,
IIcndrickson's Report kr nil Catechsu,,
Friends Family Library
Historical Memoirs . Friends. bv W. Iodgsop, ir.
IliHood's Sacred Iiistory--New TcstuIuen
Power 81 Religion the Mind,
iS Progress, ami Prosecutions Of friends Scotland
Imitation II Chflat, by Thomas n kcmps,
Rules al discipline, London Edition.
" GOD aud NiiiIanisons Arguments,
--Atsu,-
Norli Almanacs for H. BY the gross. dozen,
Gle copies, II lhlade pha price, excepting commission.
III works in print, not enomcd above, will be fur
nsied 10 order.
Having determined TO establish Agency for the sale
Of irehs publications. he hopes to receive the patron
age Of pufeas ID. T.. HOLLOWAY.
it4cA#4on3, Jane til, ] F. I6.
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IL IS also making Thrashing Machines, of every de-
scrption. embracing all the late improvements, that
line HIS Machines different sizes suitable for
one, iour horses that farmers by having a
small machine nIay tileir TOLL and 10 their own
tGrc>hiis.
Thankful past he respectfully requests those
wishing procure any dung has line, give him
call before purchasing els y here
49, shop S Main street directly opposite Mr.
Lewis Rurk's Livery Stable, second door below Mr.
Bowers Hotel. T. \. DUGDALE.
D, \. - \ suitable person wanted TO Travelling
Machine. ana, asa, with horses Sta
tuuufX Machine L. A. =,
Richmond NaS 20th, i6 ~ .6m
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fact clearly demonstrated whenever have "sud-
den change the weather. IL is at this ffne that &c
seed of Consumption III the system, and nurivyee
until the Lungs become serIonsly and dangerously dis
eased hen all probability te patient, for the frss nsee
will tein seek relief How many thousands thus
eec themselves and suffer Their health and finally their
life To b. destroyed The first perceptbe foot prints Of
CONSUMPTION. experienced at 'huddea changes OF
the we&f8er. Hoar-eness and Cough Soreness OF hs
Throat and Irritation OF the Bronehi. Pain in the fese
Goodness Of the Feet, and sudden Chlness over the bs
dy. - length the Cough increases, and finally PT"stfa
anga OF the whole system follows, winch
indicate srdde7 decline Of Health and the speedy ap
proach Of CONssU sfPTIDH. These facts plain as they
appear 70 every sensible person docs not, however,
afflicted until i be too late II there
the greatest Importance FOR those who may be al
tackled from effects Of Sudden changes in atmos
pherc 0 at procure .sDR. DTNCANtS CELEBRA-
TED EXPECTORANT REMEDY the Greatest Pre-
tentative and Life Guard Of C0NSU MPTIOS, and The
only Certain Medicine that will remove disease anc again
restore the IL Sts>- to their former Health.
IT-for sale at the RICHMOND BooK SToEK-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-14

HROCERIES, of almost every description, Just re-
Y i ceived and to- sale, by
May 20, 1916. HAINES s FARQTHAR
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RICHMOND FuuNDERY.
STOVES. IoLLoNS-NvARE-. and CASTINGS.


YVyHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that ne The oand"ry business, at Tire
establishment lately contnct~t ~ the frtn 9 l ana )
rtayra lie has hand superior lot 81 : tN r.;
consisting Nos ,. and Improved Premium Cooking
stove pnlau Improved Cooking stove seven and ten
plate Stores different with general assortment
ed ra-kia ana PaEor Stoves. Aiso--fots hettes,
Aus;irons. and Wagon EoEes.
He also manufacturers aud makes order Cardinr Ma
chines Condcnzrrs, Spinning and Mapping Machines
bread Power Locus. Fuimg Stoves, ami all
Machinery used ia Manufacturing establish
NH Gearing Of all kinds made the shortest noee
He feels SAVING that nc has the largest and
tSt selected lot Of patterns " country eI
;r,t and Saw Mills He has, short, the LATEST l-
proyeulcnt IN the Mil Gearing Iinc-
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4th mo. ith, l-Ib-
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To show how reckless and regardless of trutl
men may become. we clip the following from ihe
New Albany Democrat:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-21
From the Adrocafe.
THE LATIN PROFESSORSHIp.
CoKEsBURY, I'd Oci ISa6

CoKEsBURY, Sd Oct, 1916.
Mr.. Ed'tor,-lt will doubtless be the
object of'he Trustees, in filling the Latin
Professorsbip, TO be vacated by the re-.
sisnarion of Mr.. Hooper, to secure the best
interest of the S. c. College. They will
consider no suggestion, respectfully made.
as Presumptuo.s. 1t will be received in
spirit Of kindness, and the motives which
prompted it righIfully appreciated.
The Latin Professor must be scholar
and la gentleman. He must be something
more. He should have the, personal
qualities and elements of character neces-
sary for an efficient and successful dis.
charge Of his duties. The Board will
unquesIionably prefer ceteris paribus-a
South Carolinian. Under this conviction,
respectfully present to their notice,
trough The columns of the Advocate, a
citizen of Abbeville Distruct. Mr.. JAMES
L. LEsLY. If.his gentleman is NOT ex-
tenslVely known, il is because he joins to
great merit, extraordinary modesty. He
is native Of South Carolina--a graduate
OF Columbia-deeply imbued with Latin
and Greek Iileralure---e experienced in
teaching '-eminentIy successful as an in
structor---of varied attainments.--o spot
less reputation -indomirable energy and
interchangeable industry. ! know no gentle.
mar who exhibits, in all the relations OF
life. arkinder heart,ia gentIer spirit. In.
leresied motives have no, prompted this
notice. am actualed alone by The wish
10 sec modest merit rewarded, and an
important professorship;iu the Stale. Col.
lege well filed. :. ,..is..t Nv.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-21
gsse eagleis TAeyaloa=Tliis officer who had
Been;afnisned beforeija Court Martial, has
been ,nedsand honorable sacquiited

iCfS - =
ihs Sar .n Heztso-z. frem ag e5sIael winch
we publish from the Washington on Union, It
that 'ariniaice SeDtsred into by
Gent ylor witiythess esican Goysfnment,is
abrogated by our government, ana iIlat active
operations are to bo resumed. In connection
with ,hss ,nb;ec, ZOO ~ & ii.sz
tract from t,esc ~ lIss@sSs IN @ r:nns!sr -
O6s;ol D.s,,,Saj M 80, 'li.,t ,r
The oificiai .saonleIey.
,ainslhe foIlowinsa ,ies y, ,,.s son.
Taylor. resp,eclines, - I,,S.ss ssss,
rev Tie editor Breeds IN
following, from s,v ~ ..;i; I ;Ss ss
seen that our Goyerume ~ AZ, 10
terminate ile armis,ire d ssosns 500 W
ders 10 that effect can IS IS All. On mas.,s.
Captain Eaton! who Was .,ha sss,ss asso.; ac
Gen. T. Dispatches 10 Ya sli;ns io, az ,
mates that The Mexicans, Covered, a. tba.s
were by their enlrenchmlenfs .Ios, ,mo,ss Z.
men. in three days fighting Than o,,rs
troops did. The population gEs Of MonteSey
is said tobe about 10, 0OO g
The "Union', SAYS -
"lThe terms OF Ihe. capituia,ioSaf sfan
lerey-all important as Ina ni,sssss;n;;ssaa ssaa;f
thai post IS 10 the la:ibes. IS. sr,ecessi;; nsass
cution OF The war-wilI afieesii ia
of the public mind. sTbe si,rssna r., y
Mexican army of he,mililasv s1o.ss 9, !.
visions. and cannon :acoIIecred IS ~
will add yery.consid ably;toShasaso,,r.sss 9
,,f o,,r !, r,,opsi i : { &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-21
NEM YnRK. Oct II

AnH. Rent Convention. will be seen
from The annexed dispatch, hat The AMI
Re"i ConVention have adopted The Wing
candidate for Governor, aud the Demo.
cratic candidate for L.. Governor. Silas
Wright was loo resolute in putting down
their rebellion, 10 receive their favor here
after. Bat whether he will lose more
votes than he will gain, in consequence of
Iher hostility, will be shown by the result.