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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

FALL STOCK OF HARDWARE.
ATT n GREER now receiving and opening tbei
~ Fan supply ofiIaware and Cutlery 10 which they
ASA The Sstenti0n Of country dealers and consumers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

pokoMokE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. eus
To he drawn at Wilmington. Delaware. ON We,lnes
day Nov =, l-i5 IS number Lottery. Il drawn ballots
Splendid scheme. prize si4IlO, OF 4UgU. Of 600
OF sub. "f lJo0. OF LES. 80 OF 1000 and 20 of 200
SIickeiS -, shares in proportion. \ certificate of
package OF twenty whocs, VIII cos; S. twenty "a,
halves so. twenty sin quarters Si45O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

- OLD FENs received. snefhef ~ of tase supefinr
~ FrrmiaFn uismOnd painted gold lseIis vi h
rait hufefs snd pencils. Guid lrufis. Cold ihniirs
fiod flsfi sfia ih eaies ke}s ard sides tnd Minis
tore esses plated sHd gt a. Bracelet CLASPS silver Tee
sd fatie sfsselfs NO. HisWOP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

clTREf.-eAMrEL NEIL has Just received good
- aoFtmrnt 0f Jcsssr's lest Cast and Shear steei:
Axe steel BY - apd = Square ffOHn Of an incl, %
9 inchcs. SHEAR ~ an sizes attu n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

CLOTHING STORE:
SteOHd door 6eiop tie Unii,d States Hotel
III..T;n., 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02

IN DOZEN Wooden Hand Hoves iusi receivcd al tie
~ BLACK Mammoth Boot, aud wil W sold by the
or dozen.
Oct1,i6 ToDD HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
- EIIR HATS
wOOLLEN YARNS.

"A MgRlCAN HAND SAWS o. superior qusiny
- fucsVei ~ OFT GREEN
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-12-26

WrscoSsIN.-The Constitutional Convention has nearly
completed the formation of State constitution. Judicial
officers are be elected by the people separate election
The annual election for political officers will be held the
first Monday in September The bank article has been mod
fled not absolutely to prohibit banking in the State.
Being concerned in duel is bar TO holding Office under the
State thereafter The State is to be divided into Con-
gressonal districts, composed as follows
First District. Brown Mantowoc Sbeboygan Fond du
Lac, Winnebago, Calumet Marquette, Portage, Columbia,
Sauk Dane, Dodge, jefferson, Milwaukee, Waukesho, and
Washington.
Second Dsfricf-Racine, Waworth, Rock, Green, Iowa,
Grant, Richand, Chippewa, Cpwford ST. Croix, and La
Pointe
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-12-26
uousE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. TIBBATTS offered the following, to be proposed by
him, when in order, substitute for the bill No 556) TO
the pay Of the commissioned officers musicians,
and prvaes Of the army Of the United States and the militia
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-12-26

FINANCES MISUNDERSTANDING TO the report Of the
State Treasurer submitted TO the General Assembly, the re-
ceps for the two fiscal years. ending the 30th Of Sepem-
Der, 1876, S47772s 10 The disbursements during
the period amounted to S3a237 L. Including bal
hand the ls Of October s44 the balance in the
treasury on the st of October 1885, was 60 1913 76
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-12-26

lLLISoIs.rhe Legislature Of this State met the 9TH
instant and received the day the last message OF
Gov. FoRD. On the 9th Governor FREScu duly in
stalled into office, and delivered his inaugural address He
favors voluntary banking associations II generally sup
posed tina, would be taken to expedite the
winding up of the State Bank.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-12-26
PRESIDENTS ANNUAL MESSAGE.

Most of the time of the House Of Repreenatises has n
Message pretty fair and ample portion of which
last week The of the gentlemen who have spoken
this subject and for whose remarks have not in ibs
paper, are Messrs. GIDDINGS PAYNE, GENTRY, KEN
NEDY, HUDSON, SEADORN JONES, MORSE, MAR
TIN, WASHINGTON HUNT, BAYLY, and STANTON.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-12-26

ISDIANA.-The ordinary expenses of the Government OF
the State of Indiana for the fiscal year ending October 81
1916, $685. 1885, being 1886 less than those Of the pre-
ceding year. The ordinary expenses for s47 estimated
S67400 The value Of taxable property returned for s46
1922 $780, being increase Of S3 1885, 435 that
of last year. The amount of paid into the State
treasury during the last fiscal year S293,s6l No doubt
exists that ample funds will be in the treasury, under the pre-
sent and Of taxaon the July payment
required by the State debt bill Of last session. should that go
into operation.
The Governor in his recent message notices the steps which
have been taken by the bondhoders carry the law
alluded TO into effect and says that notifications Of the
bill are desired on their part of which he says
"hey have not yet been submitted TO my inspection, but
am informed that they do not conflict with the principle Of
the BILL and yet deemed essential for carrying into effect
its fair and obvious intent They will be submitted
early day for the consideration Of the General Assembly Any
notifications required for the efficiency of
rangement emineny conducive the prosperity the peo
pie and TO the honor and reputation Of the State which will
not vary its principles add the burdens OF the people,
WILL II is believed, be but responsive TO their will, and
will receive your favorable action"
The report of the State Auditor, which accompanies the
message, gives the following summary view of the total
debtedness of the State
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-12-26

lotai, .......-..... .Slo,obl, ,ZoO
The Auditor goes at length into calculations TO prove
the ability of the State to comply promptly and fully with her
part Of the which the payment interest the
public debt arranged under the Of January 49, s46
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MONDaY. JlAU.4RY 26. 49,
r. II. IOLEk, ESQ.


II will be seen by The following announcement In the
Richmond Wing of the Goth inst, that the Senior Ed-
tor oi The Venlsn will take charge of that paper abu,
the middle OF March next Ii is with much pain ,b,,
we part with Mr.. Toer. who has edited this pape, IA,
Inc last ~ years. In the mean 'me We will procure
sue" 'ae''s a. VIII Keep up the Standing the paper has
heretofore possessed
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned, propreiors of the Wing. are o,,,;
n , 10 being able to announce that RICHARD a
IoLEh, Esq. VIII take charge OF The EdorisI De-.
Mr.. 1oLER Is already SO well known to the nnh,;" ~
the capacity OF an Editor, that il is unnecessary +, :. ~
word. W say
Arrangements will be made to keep mare u.;,h -.
growing business OF The paper, and TO rende, !, :, M
Respects worthy of the confidence Of the Wbio ,.,,
anu VI me public. iliOS. ". BONDURANT.
ROBERT II. GALLAHER
AfATf NJ. ELLIOTT
% The firm will he known under the name and civ Ia
Of GaLLAGHEs. ELLIOTT & Co. ~ 10
Jan. 20, 1876.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26
CHARLESTON.

The Charleston Mercury aud he administrator
The Charleston Mercury does not seem to approve of
The course pursued by the present administration in any
hing 1t does. In anding TO Mcssrs Walker and Rcb
lie, its Washington Correspondent, says:
" may stale The fact, which Learn from nndopb,sd
authority, that The Secretary Of the Treasury will moi
propose any tax upon either coffee notwths,and
ing Inc very particular laying dawn of PRINCIPLES in Tho
annual report. Thus il evident from III. very star,
mat the plan he will propose riH moi be tariff for
eenne donf since tea and coffee The most egl,ima
SUBJECTS OF taxation, and ought 10 be the first On which
duties are laid.
Considerable surprise has been expressed by manv
persons here al the fact that Mr.. Richie goes on the
n"r OF the House II Representatives and seats hmself
al The 'et hand OF the Speaker; in an elevated sea,
where he can overlook all the house. He is The frs
primer VINO has ever gone on TIE floor of the House
wne was IN sesson as is The rule Of the House that
none bui members shall 90 the floor The wbig mem.
pfrs, too. take the opportunity To taunt the Democrats
'a' 'he overseer has watch them and see ,ha,
"fy 90 nanehi anss, and many Of The latter cate ex.
ohoer Inc circumstances Of the case. Howev
e' MI. hch'e considers himself the ruler of the
parry and what his post good for if The rules of the
fious, are To interfere with his wishps'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

CouhteUeh North Carolina Mates As a large
quantity OF this money III circulation aDone u.s. W.
publish the oilowin from the North Carolina papers
IN relation 10 TIE Counterfeit Bills on the State Bank Of
that Sale:
The Country appears To be a del with counterfeit,
money. Only week or Two since we put the people
U" er guard against Counterfeit gold con and now we
wond advise them 10 beware of rnnlpr6e len and finn,
a w b'i's On The Bank Of The State Of N Carona-
seen one Ut lens, and believe any in the
" IN The hrsl place. there are no genuine bills
" we same stamp: the counterfeit has 10 in figures in
Sach coner' while the late issue by The Bank have an
A. supported by Two frmale figures. extending all the
a.ss "e 'eh' end OF The blll Some Of the cour>
,rrieIs are made payable To A. Smith AID ,,h.,s -,
Lucas Inc signatures would tause them To DO suspec.
eo " many persons; The paper, TOO, is bad p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

Taking The pdi-The apprehension of war or the
Influences oil religion. are driving young ladies' into
the Nonnefies IN considerable numbers Tn. Catbolic
Maeazhe Tor January says On the Dist of Nuvem.
Sl 'eas' u Inc presentation Of The t. Virgin Mary,
Sister Mary Bapiisa (Clnlpn,) Sister Mary Ron,v,,,'
tnre and Sister Mary Isabella madc iIe religious pro
ltsslnn al The Convent ot the Nisalinn, Ge"rpe,own
ID. Z. On the 20h o December the , ost Rev Arch'
bishop presided at the religions profession of Sister MARY
oeiapnna (,on'y') at The Visitation Convent in Bali
more. and admitted 10 the veil and hobi, of tho o,d',
MISS floroa Blllum (siser Mary s,ansaus;) and Miss
Mary Davis (Siser Mary Lote,to y
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Doi,rnffr kntrIifnrurc.


We learn from the New York SON that letters have
been received IN N.w York IN The last few days by
number Of French Refugees who are residing there,
calling upon them 10 return TO Eupe in order ID join
their friends IN France at early day. The n. Y.
Sun says: .1he Glaze alliance between England and
Louis Philippe Is creating excitement all over France.
and The journals sssaag Guz, Tor snrendering the
and bonJr Of France to the hands Of the En-
giish. England noubl has entered inio
,y to do provided the Prince de Joiove dues mol
assume the crown or The Regency. the English bearing
IN mind his panohet wherein he proposes put down
the Ena.h navy, and knowing he energy Of his chat
aeter they are sppfehensve that il occasion offers he
will gel up party To sustain his preensions."
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From The .Noyiok Heraid Of January II.

oHlf"REok. WITH DEPLoRABLE Loss OF LIFE, AND
Thrilling TRAGIC CONSEQUENCES.
Correspondence Of he Heratd
PLYMouTH, (N. e.. y Jan. Ia, 1886
Messrs. Edilors-W you give the following place
IN vnnr paper.
On the nigh, of Tuesday, the 9Th instant, the schr.
Gomez, OF this place. was wrecked Il North Point
oi Breakers, near Ocacock and all on board perished-
BESIDES The crew. there we're two yuung men, the sons
o Alr Stephen Long OF WILLIAMSON, (promisug inle-
resting yuuhs,) IN the very morning OF manhood the
PRIDE and hope Of their heart STRICKEN unfortunate pa
rent
But o !, sir. how shall describe tho aw fnl calamity
which the effects If the of The death of her com
mander, Captain Thomas 5. Chase, our ,ownsma,
has brought on his poar dIscunsuaie widow and two
helpless babes 81 intense and oyerpowrring was her
Distress at The unhappy fate oi her aIcllonae husband
that II is presumed must have thrown her in,n
the dreadful rIs Last niah between one and five a.,
cock she arose from her bed and though severely cod
plunged into the rlver with both of her children The
body of Mrs. c. has been recovered bu, as vet neha,
OF the poor nnocenis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

D M Teles-pe,isisn ffns I.yrchbnrr, praying
- tae eveHi oil and hcfnx given nv he Legislature
y ne Jsns-s River Company. sid tanpany shall he
h4aired - ou0rtsie THE nascsion betwscea the basin
49, ssds wafer.
~ Mt. PaRick-fe,inpn r. IN Fayeiie county in
Esss II sxssaalny he Louisa Railroad to the Ohio
kivss.
Ahn, fsmossiranee fom ciiizvns IL Cabell, sgsns,
ssma'hM II . new cuaaty out VI parts u kanawbs,
Nsssn md Csaeii.
Ny M. ArDesfmon- Pettinn af s. b. Wils.n oil
fasss edssrd IN be released iron payment Of tax IN
cssrral inhrfIisnce for the beae ~ the Union he-
Slgsrsi Sr'a,aary.,
Oa nbeiias Vi Mr. Boc'ck. Resolved, That the Cum.
9nsee "n Asflcui.af~ aud Manufactures, enquire io
the exped'esrv ei mads ing the entitled aa act
easlst,ag On l.spec,on o Tobacco land. u Id.
ssse " Siss. In The Town Vi "a Ira. in Cumberland
$50 - !. aaihor ze the said Sins establish
~ said lnsp~cun in the sad town. Sc
o. sso.,sn of Mr.. Lanier The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

Judge Gorfdnd-1he N, O. Delta states ,ba, the
ntana Jury Of the New o leans Criminal Court. have
,.ond tue bill against Rice Garsud for forced draf
we are told says the Della, that letters have been re-
.fVea nom The accused, within two days pss stating
w., ,s VI returning to the c'y he had recovered
the use ol his leg, which was broken IN his a,,em, -
c"'hm' suicide, by jumping from the ste auboa, Sultan
rev weeks since. II will be remembered thai Mr.
hei'onougl STATED before Judges Maurian and C,llens
~ 'he examination had by them, that the note which was
su'e' 81 Tie forgery had been destroyed. 1t I, es>
',a' III "foet To sustain al Indictment for forgery ,ha,
inc 'oaed instrument should be produced9 Can !, he
.a' some hollow 'echnicaiy gives Confidence to the
return Of TIE fngitive3 w "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

f"ai .l6'oy al Lcrmst.n.-A dreadful affair occur.
REQ Al Lexington. Ky, lew days ago |, seems. saws
Sh r n''s,'e Journal that Mr. Shelby, son of Grn.
Shelby. whilst sitting with good manv ,h.,s ~ h. a..
DIE "i The hotel fanced tina, young man, named Horne
standing al the h'e place. backing al him and talk
IN! 81 MN. After dinner he me, tie younu and do
n'anued "hai he bad been saying Of hun. The Young
,ha he mad SAID nothing all OF him or ms
.''e III paf'enar Shelby expressed his disbelief Of
ae assert pn AMI said that he would bring him Ia accn,
'o MS conduct Shelby then of aud armed himself
au, "hen ne nex' mel The young uan, Slapped him in
o'e ace The young man threw his hands behind him
"Ss'v 10 keep his coat from faIIlng whereupon She.
" "''Hhe perhaps that the moiln was made for the
purpose otgeIuns weapou sho, him ,hrouoh The hsad
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.Ntn Combinations Ia u nshingion.

The correspondent Of The Baltimore American con =
6as reports received in this cry, 10 the dsadeclIon
ii MI Allen Of Ohio. and other Western members,
with the moderaie ione of the Organ the subject, oi
Oregon. lie says:
The L. ). Journal (or Madsonian newspaper i, is
said has been oby The present prupe,ors and bou.
nndr the auspices Of certain asprrg gentlemen repre-
seniing The West. Mr. Allen of the Senate. is report,
ed 10 be oi ilnse.o
And Mr.. llat negan Is said to be another
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

~ father's Care for his Son beautiful and becom
" Tue eyes oi The parental God is the unwear,sd a,
'aehment OF the paren, to the child Alas h' t,i
=, - 'ne minimizing spirit of youth know of The exan,
,nd1a, There sits the froward fre,fuI and
INCIDENT hoy The that keeps perpetual watch
s,c,ao ana physical safety. he msnames unjus, re-.
S""''"". ne foresight that denies itself man, .,n,
hort to provide for his future wants bs "a"y com
",' asaice tie turns FINN his fathers face i, cISn"s
h,n. I ha b"y boy! the cloud upon lha, toll w"fo
S'" mas been placed there by anxiety no, f., self "% h
straw y 'pa'en pseSish son, whose pillow he wo"d
his own. Evsn m"aeh horos should ,hicken around
h ne' enas'lsement on thy fully thou shonld bsnI 1,'ea
reefs hy pa.en The heart oaihes the hand a, c ,"'
my errors; and for worlds would no sa d. cor
his ow" na ne not perceive the necessity Of crush;n,
''''"ss' To save thee from III vseN 's
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Morse Esfruyed or Stolen.

mo. MEAN Hslr's Ford, 10 franklin county. nv
An NJ "A II =
i.isf ssirsyed or was stolen from the. tho MIG Of
"Wednesday. the 9Th inst. She is Of dark bay cnlor
nainss Paeer has her forehead and is Of the
m,adImx sne.
.til give reward Of 40 for her delivery to me
near Hasss Ford, o. ir such information eoncern,o,
her ~ viii easbls Inc to get her
EDWARD BOOTH.
Ssa. e 2liis
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EOR RE.l.C.

TIE Stove occupied by Sir. Jas.
2ssk a. Stigcf. nile granite building on Bank
IN Square Possssslou will be gssnon
= ia November neKL-Apply 70
Jsnu Nafd 10 the subscriber
X. r.. MANSON.
Guardian Of the heirs Of Sally Hard
isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

GREAT DIscovERy IN THE MEDICAL ARr.-Tbe
Fdor ol the Courier des Flats inns published in New
i"rk, mentions that Mr. Bocchere, NepoIlan chemist,
has discovered healing agent OF such marvellous powers
AS 10 be capable of closing wounds in acries even the
largest OF them. Two sheep were taken publish
suon III Paris and the carotid artery in ach sew
one ot them was treated in HE regular way srd the
oIher with the Bocrheie The fist one died but
the other Was running about s. eating grass within wen
~ minutes alter the operaiIon aud Tins caused the IA
nous Llsiranc IN say. "Genemen. here is result which
nay he summed up in two words here is life and there
is death" Other exiraordinary cures and amonp them
thai III splitting blo,d neatloned amunu It's vir
tues. This water, the composition of which it has been
applied slopped honorrlage within twenty minutes
II entirely heals blood vessels
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Dissolution Of the British Ministry.

! he New York Sun says:
1.-The consequences OF This measure are Of yast i'm
poance. II any Of our readers ST. Gar dres,,Jpd nm,
belief IN permanent peace sew eu England and America
as 10 aPpfehea car, We think they will now dismiss
lf'.. aouols. To The poor Of England, Iteland and
Scotland, this advent Of the Wings is blessing. Nor
is IL much less To the farmers Of The United SAFES It
ensures The parl6caod of Ireland, iureshaduws the
downfall of the French Ministry under GuIzot and leads
us 10 lnok Tor speedy termination OF lhe vlsinous war
in South America is. in Iacl, the dswn ii brighter
era fur the British Empire and for all nalions ha iny ia.
litnaie relationship with that great power"
The Journal Of Commerce says
The Ministry will be thoroughly Wig. What ef
feet this change will have upon our relations with Grpa,
Britain, 1t Is mol easy to say; but will probably be- ia
yorable. new Munster 10 Washington ,noy be ap-
pointed IN Inch CASE. of the cmbarrasslnen,s in
The way Of the adjustment OF The Oregon question i'll be
removed
Inc Herald generally sagacious upon events of the
splne thinks the will have "a sedaliye efct''
upon the Oregon Question aud tend a renewal Of tie
negotiations.
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Negroes EI'aIifCd.
NEGROES WANTED!

THE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting to purchase
4 any number OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
thawill suit the Southern market
As they are anxious to make their urchases as snee
dy as possible, they assure those having any for A In
nat hey viii pay as liberal cash prices ca be obtains
=" '" any market IN Inc Sia'e. Persons who wish To
SCH, VIII do well 10 call ON them before making sale
NB.-We wish 10 purchase two Biacksmiihs
ana Carpenters. DAVIS s. HART.
NV. 3 ,s,f
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Vr The Richmond and Ohio Rail Road r,il, n,ssed
the House ofDtlesales by II 10 50
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'' .aae"s he'o'utiom.-Mr. Allen Of Ohio has
e" "0''ee 10 '"e Senate that he should again intro.
'''' MS resolutions bidding defiance to all Europe.
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FARMERS BANK OF VlpCiNr.

"ectors q the Farmers Bank of Hiraioia G,y The NON
1886 -
RICHMOND.
W." /, io ., BY THE EXECUTIVE
james c. Crane, Ricb.,J n G,'.
Thomas w McCancs. Wm ~ Di.l,s,
William Williams, Ricbart O Hasl;a".
James Bosher,. ''''"'''s'
-, LfNCHBURG.
WIN. Radford, .Ihn T, M..,,
John NJ. Warwick, Samnel NeC.,I,.
John &. Meem, n, h.,, ,I,,as,.,..
Ammon Hancocks
DANVILI.E.
H"'han'e' .oreen, Nathaniel Wilson,
H.. ~ ~ ". IL. Wndiny
w, ". raS'"o, Robert Wilson,
William ). Pa,lon,
FARMYILLE.
N. T.. Venabe, Pa,rick II I...a.-
Francis N. Watkins. Geo. " D,n;.I
w. L. Flonrnny, Clemen, X R,,tsd.,.
}. W. Morton.
. CHARLOTTESVILLE.
John n. Jones'. Ihos, j Ro,do,,,
WIN. GARTH Be,i,o fl Mp =
Andrew Mckee, Andrew '.;,oh "e''
Edward II. Mmn,s
WYFHEVIILE.
5. NcGavock William C;hho,,,
w. IT, Sper Geor,. S,na,,.
n""e', c,'fkeu. Andrew s. Futon.*
John p. Matthews, "'
New Directors
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SOUTHERN FI.OITR

o'ow'ng are the amounts Of Southern flour from
The Virginia and Nlarya land region. shnne6 fam d;f.
enl points to the Boston Market, during the wear lust
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From The London Ismss, Dee. IL.

oo. fsfday rsrI'smeht was further psaroa ued 10 the
sell imply that lie Cabinet is not nuu in state Il, us,
Parliament, The rumars. hawever, which have neen
snhden'y circulated in the best informed since
monday and circumstances which have come 10 our
ow 'eogs since The return Of the Ministers last nioh,
from Osborne Honse, leave scarcely .ny rsssonasIa
aeao Una, the ressng fepugnance of The Duke To The
decision q" his colleagues has repde red il necessary far
inem " tender their resignation her Msjasly An
III cen ei.neay OF course there have been some
"'e'e Ae' ~ l"iS and close succession Of coupcls
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(Froni the London Sun. Dee. |
From he same

II Is understood that beine Lord John Ruselps den,r
utr' he addressed communications several of his late
oh'y one "' whom, We believe Mr.. Ba rnp
happened 10 Dc IN London
we believe that Sir Robert Peel feels delighted n,
freedom from the iramnes Of office, and from The disa
9feeahies OF the last Twelve monhs All the officials
are BUSY packing up the papers, and leaving clear board
'or the new administrative
AS Ps's-ano important parts, oo-of the amnis,ra>
van public opinion poinis strongly 10 Mr. Co5ien and
n'. Nii''ers No administration will be deemed com
ree ~ which the men Of the people are not included
'"e ree' government, ever since its advent in 1871
e. onPeiied TO conrt popular opinion; and 10 the
necessity which Sir Rober. Peel fell ri dony s s mo-,
- me overthrow ct the conservative party owing
oo 1"nn Russell cannoi forget what he owes to the
Iee trade parry, norlo whom he owes his return 10
power. ' ~
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