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living ,n ,he conntTy aud ha} 1esa ys.sss makspsr
ing all medicine REQUISITE q ess~ ss1iesl srs ~ stating
their explicitly, tog( With 81 sygs ts ~ con.
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Washington Anecdotes.

The correspondent of the Philadelphia North American
gives the following specimen OF Mr. Bentons wit:
"A capital thing said by Col Bcnon, few DAYS ago
to distinguished Wing Senator, which should be al
lowed 10 perish. They discussing the effect OF the
Ofegon compromise upon the fifty forties and the pol
ey which that lewiston OF the Democratic party had pur-
sued. Sir, said Col Benton, "when you boy your
mother made You read the good book. fear both
have not paid that attention we ought since We
have been leitio guidance. But you will
Der passage, OF being delivered OF certain wills
Ibcove. They swine and tue swine
TO the and drowned. There IA no account
that the devils drowned aud the time thoy appear
ed IN the shape OF these fifty fores Now though
they have been killed off, the devils still survive and at
some future period they will develope themselves in
party"
The editor OF the New ork Tribune relates the follow
lowing story, whehis uni pendant the foregoing
Speaking OF 81 deg 10 IN anecdote is current in
political circles Ecro which well told in the news
paper version and which only appreciated by those
~ho know the ardent aud intrepid subject OF IT, As the
unwritteu story goes, Senator Il, who is among the
most rcsO!ue and honest OF the Fy-iour Fores hearing
ugly Tumors that Mr.. Polk 'cavug the Oregon
Question: resolved up and tell him plainly that nc
stand straight up To the lac OF 81 deg 40 he would
be put where the hand Vt could
him. 50 resolved he walked up and the Palace
and deeming all formaues needless, strobe straight the
Presidents private As he stepped Familiarity IN,
what his there President in close
consultation with MesSEs Calhoun, ID. II. Lewis. Hay
wood OF y. e. and three Members OF the cabinet
The 81 deg. 40 Senators stood uanstEed 4 moment.
snd at length found voice eEclAm, The COHRys sold
ts -" Without tarther.sautatOn waiting receive
any, he whirled his heel. and off instant
think he has not been NJ the White House since. H..
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General scat.

Tue s'on fos'. tho organ Of the Adminst non party
IN New England has the eaHdor mo, to say the eron,e
w 10 sdmiwhA' was indeed apparent, the face OF the
ae that he bill which lately passed Congress, adding
other to the number OF Major Generals in the army and
authorizing tho PresdsRt retain but in the
alter the termination OF the Mexican war; whou regard
TO the date Of their commissions" Designed dismiss
both Generals Scott and Gaines from the army. What
wonder that Gen. Scott apprshcndcd "a fire in his rear
with this evidence in his possession OF the magniy OF
his enemies sin high quarters % Ii perhaps unwisc
IN him to act upon that knowledge but it
ural certainly that soldier who had won his laurcs by
hard service in the field OF battle should be reluctant
place himself in ihe OF men, who, by embarrassing
his movements while he in the field, might have
caused them to droop and wi,hcr lie may have been
unguarded in the expression Of his saspeioas but is
obvious that the suspicious themselves were
founded
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New York Couveu,iou

Our rsader, that's Convention has been in .es
sion weeks in New York. charged with the delicate
end important duty Of revising the Constitution Of the En-
pre State o. better to sdsptt opinions deveoped
by the progressive march Of mind. Constitutions like
coats ougroVu 10y the communities for which they were
designed and hence, almost every year wo sec IN some
one Of the STATES the question Of constitutional reform
ugtaed The New Ofk Convention hos not vet ts,cbsd
conclusion upon any Of the muluisrious innovations
proposed suggested-omong which those having refer,
the organization Of the judicial department Of the
government, the inefiieeney Of which, leading To bs laws
delay there every whore oc constitute the chief bur
den Of complaint, are most Numerous and radical
We Observe that Of the members Of the Convention
Mr. Rhoadesn0t satisfied with tDkorng the constitution
Of his own State poposes by he provisions 10
important rcqusuon u the federal constitution The la,
ter. it will be remembered requires that aces shall he
afforded for the restoration II oil slaves absconding from
their owners. and taking refuge within tho limits Of ao,,,
sise. This provision M. Rho1iss proposes IN repeal b
process Of amendment novel n itef certainly ly a.
changing the constitution Of Now York as 10 repo fl,
Legislature Of hpt State 20 pass laws prohibiting any ud
ois officer from aiding The detention Of uyit,
slaves! We take t Tor granted that the Convention o
New York will scarcely Be guilty Of The folly and ndecen
ey Of Incorporating nugaory provision in their lundasn
talsw. Its bad enough upon the principle a. s
/ do now, without the shamelossness Of ayovinRi t.
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not. We do not undcrratc the prowoss of cur
countrymen, doubt their capacity 20 cope on
| equal terms with the troops of any nation upon
the face of the globe. But we must remember
that Great Britain is the parent stock from which
we have descended, and that her people are not
destitute OF the qualities upon the possession OF
which we plume ourselves Looking, then, at her
superior naval resources, and her strong foot hold
already in the disputed territory we cannot doubt,
that, just as Astoria fell into her hands without
resistance, and was held without difficulty during
the war of 1912, would the entire Pacific coast
and the country bordering upon its waters have
been seized and held, in defiance of all our eff.
forts to wres, il from her possession. We might
have assaied her successfully elsewherc-in Ca.
NADIA and in Nova Scotia-we might have achicv.
ed brilliant victories upon the Ocean and the
Lakes--but in Oregon, from the Rocky Noun.
tains to the Sea, she would have been invulnera-
BILE, guarding by her superior naval strength all APP.
proaches by water, while Nature, presenting still
more formidable obstacles to the advance of an
army from the interior, would have defeated every
effort to assail her in that direction by land.
Fortunately, however, THE SENATE has avert
ed the calamity of war-the evils of which could
not have been repaid. had the soil of Oregon been
as fertile the valley of the Nile, instead of a
vast desert, as IT is, of sterile rock and burning
sands, and If her towering mountains, instead of
presenting to the eye of solid granite, had
teemed with the tabled wealth of Golconda and
Peru.
We, for one, are satisfied with the terms of the |
treaty. We believe that we have obtained by it |
all that belongs TO us, and more than will be of
any value to the country. We have obtained the |
line Of 49--the line, Mr.. Benton tells us, of
Utrecht aud, above all, THE LINE OF |
RIGHT. " The country has obtained justice
and II desires therefore, ''better TERMS" whe-
thcr obtained by the arts of diplomacy or the
violence of war. They can neither recognize
the morality of demanding that to which they have
no right, nor the patriotism of submitting even in
accordance with the solicited ddrioe Of the Senate,
10 terms which the President, peculiarly entrusted
with the treaty making power, in its preliminary
stages, admits 10 be icrong, even while claiming
The wreath of honor for his coerced submission to
hem
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The Misc. KiImi.,n

We pleased 81 witnessing an entertainment By
these accomplished little seuesses Monday evening.
They deserve patronage, end will doubtless receive II.
They rsman with we lesrn or some days end will
give entertainments 81 The EIohsnge Concert Room.
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NEW EDITION
Peters u. =. =. e.. Reports.

|VNHE Members Of the Legal Profession are
- hefeby notfei that the above Reports In
~ vols from 1921 20 1854 of tho only correct edp
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SCENTS other States
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II The Paris correspor

" The Paris correspondent Of the National Inellgen
Ger, writes. under date Of the 10Th Of May, that Louis
Philippe had again narrowly escaped from injury One Of
the eight horses Of his carriage fell the rest IN full trot
mmb'si over H. With the position, psle aele The vein.
Gle upheld by instant AID from Ouldsrs end the etnue
in the courtyard ol the Tueres in which the accident
happeGsd. The king-who seems to besr about him a
charmed fe the los Of which looked 10 with suc se
nous iorebongs Of widespread pocs snd social convu-
zion and ehange-manifested no fear the queen much
ali
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II- DC Lgnehbnrg paper. are Esaae..sd 40 800.
Correspondence Of me N.,o o,i,aa. Pieayuns.


MArANoRIs, May 30. 1876.
Maamoras is more interesting place than many be-
eNe 1t In oe-ai all events its pleasant appearance has
somewhat surprised me- Since army have taken pos.
session OF the place It's streets have been cleaned and much
better order established Than maintained by the
MeHeans themselves Toe people who first shut them
selVes into their houses beginning to venture on,
and number Of the better houses that were thought 10 he
deserted are open. and goodoOking female faces
seen looking forth from the windows The inhabitants
remain here. however are mostly Of the lowest class aud
ey appear suen and inclined To seek private revenge for
what our army has done their country Several soldiers
and volunteers have recently been missed and it is believed
mat they were murdered by the McNcans. AT present
believe that with the MeIcans this war is popular one:
they hate Us cordially. Gen. Taylor Is now waiting for
means OF transportation 10 make movement To the into
nor and will probably be enabled commence his march
IN the course OF three weeks at the farthest
Volunteers who arrive Point Isabel are ordered TO re-
man ihere as more have already reached this place than
can be provided for without Inconvenience hear of lit
tie or no sickness here. About 1900 volunteers hav.
reached this place. and there cannot be less than o5OO A.
Point Isabel Matsmoras and vicinity along each side OF
lhe o Grande, present most singular picture The town
SITS upon hill, halt mile back from the river bank and
presents very attractive appearance with it, buildings
rising above tue For mile or more on both banks
~ TIC yer are stretched along by regiments the tents
OF our i0tces. "tOrt Brown" which presents already
quite tie appearance Of permanent work sits in all the
majesty OF victor, looking at the deserted breast
works which few days threatening her inmates
with destruction. The Mexican brea.t-yyork. mus,
nave cost them deal OF ab1T but they seraby con-
stFdcted Gen Worth has re-entered upon his dutes in
the Army Of Occupation
day or two since, Mexican 1t. Colonel with hard
nameJ who had concealed himself took il in his head 10
get upsy aud dress himself full uniform As soon a. he
appeared IN the he arrested and is now kent
under guard. lie has suggested the proprey Of being
lei on On his parole, bat Cen. Taylor probably fearing
nat ne Cannot take good OF himself refuses 10 grant
him his liberty. He IS stupid looking fellow and ifit
lat not been asce'ained that ne was an officer should
EEL inclined TO believe that he ambitious plebiau
who had donned officers in order to better his
condition, prisoner Of war. II
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W ms ery, on Che R1i instant Wr ANN p Anderson e
Cary. - - '"' 'ifah w.
Hrf fdenfs ani Acquaintance arc invited q, attend t t,
~ w '-'l'nee ~ hrf ia.hff Sh0ctoc Hi This al ,,,,
~ 81 oe.ocS without fuuh-f iHg.ltt,n " ''''"
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IsOUIsl county. Va I
Juue 10Th, 1916 (

fgE'ERf.-Samusl & Word, who recently elected
LIST Lieutenant u q company Of volunteers i, u.,d
county, Missouri, afterwards committed forgery BY d,s
ing dfat OF a T.. awitz.r s. Co.. OF ST. Louis up,,
which be obtained ono hundred dollars from Capt " p
Swinney, Jf hovaid.
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lie Journal, who is from his home, we COPY from
at paper:
To AN ABSENT WIFE.
rs mofn--!he sea breeze seems TO bring
Joy, health, and freshness on its wing
Bright flowers, 10 me all strange and new
Are Riitering in the early dew
And perfumes rise from every grove.
As incense TO the clouds that move
Lake spirits DER yon wekn clear
But am sad-hOu art not here.
It's noon-a calm, unbroken sleep
ls on the blue waves Of the deep
soft hsze, like a fairy dream,
ls foaung over wood aud stream;
And many broad magnolia flower
Within iis shndowy woodland bower
IL cleaning like lovely sisr-
But am sad-thou art altar.
IT'S eyo--on earth the sunset skies
Arc painting their own Eden dyes
The stars come down, and trembling glow
Like blossoms IN the waves below
And, Ike some unseen spre, the breeze
Seems lingering mid these orange trees
breathing iis music round the spot
But am sad see thee not.
lis mdnight-wh a soothing SPELL
The Tar tones Of the ocean swell
Soft as mothers cadence mild
Low bending DER her sleeping child
And on each wandering breeze arc heard
The rich notes Of the hooking bird
In many wild and wondero1s lay
But am sad-thou art away
sink in dteams-low, sweet, and elsar.
Thy own desr voice IL IN my enr-
Around my neck thy uesses tyino-
ny own loved hand IL clasped in mine
Thy own soft lip TO mine Ia pressed
Thy head IS pilowed on my breast
OH have all my heart holds dear
And am happy--ihOu ART hero.
LoSI, May ~, 1876. G.DP
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a meeting of the President and Dircc,o,s
- OF the Richmond, Frederic ksburr and Po,o,,. ~,
ted; ' ''"''s he-oiuGon was adop'
ihat Ten dollars called in nm III 49,
s'oSh IN conformity the inuetio.. OF ,c "e"
i've collars OF the amount be paid ON the l Of Juv | -,
lars ON tho hrst bet next '' S"p' anu nv" DOL
true copy fr.unt the minnie.
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n o II IC y
Groceries, Wines .,, -.

AZ AUCTION
,, No ulo attention Of dealers to our sale M IN .L
p,m,f keo aud ~ croi, Sugar Havana sus,, OF
N.u'hasSJtup Tobacco fse.h Tea, W.. -,
&C. nhso, ~ cases Mass aud suek Iieariet, ~ t"'''
iNLoEs a BROTHER, Auet.
Senucmen DESTROYS Of contributing To tb,, su,
@ M.sie 90 tie sqiac. 80 BY applying IN A. o.
49, DC me- I'd d. laeho VIII, authorized by Tho r.,I 49,
$40 '"aAo 0oHcSuons leH
. ~ Dt' CnRisriE hos had many cneomiums from, AZ,
,,., ~. following dou the a,, nupb., a,
winner 4 Smiihs Europ,a Tim - ''' VI
"Dr. { Ar sf,ss Gsirass RfHys 49, H.. A., ,,,
~ eeNetus ti-nt ofthesc eoi,nu
NY na.o saecd much attention. mr., rr.iIy M n
% s' pn1 ans In g. Brain on the Cor,nrnt ~,
W.. commence to 800,
state mat Ne Know personally OF tav.lal ,.
York" ~ -''' " ~ ies Broadway, ~
f further particulars advertisement I'm aroh., n ,
hipian.iofy pamphlets rratis by m
,nc agents for this city Mcsrs DUvAL A PtTRcpi ,"
i1 Main street, Richmond. Va. es,'''
W sands Sarsaparilla.-'roo,it often the i,ou
spt OF directs nation which ay $500
ana attempts To faihom mys pth, Of py,
win me short pamn,e line OF reason How mach
"s'ue n iuc research there
utHs the purpetes OF Him stored and r,n,.b ~ 80,
Nsua Not among the OF ther 10 sar.,p,uI,-
teSou OF the immense which has b.c,
Nh heJu'"s Of his
~'Paua fhe dy-pepc the feebe NJ
ne aefo'ua stricken, the Lotehei ard ,at,5 sul,
,s rn' uma'e the bou.an De- en- tc.,o,d IN b.,h,
through It's agency. 49, '" :" "ea"h
For further particulars. and eons,,.s.-
agents gratis. ' "~' wv ooualea OF The
Prepared and sold wholesaIc and retail, and n, .,,
NJ N ns aNDS DRUGGISTS and Chemists Grani,a luidinr-
oy poNhL q PURCELL, Agents, Main street R.hmo,s ~,
800, " psi oou'e OF sir bottles for dollars
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uARRII,D.

DAB LuSrES.-On the 9Th inst. peaches were selling
10 New Orleans at from ten TO fifty cents each
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WHITE BEAVER HATS.

u ~ hEh u w. nave the pleasuT 10 in
form their friends and eustoaors they hay. his y -
ca supply OF tn above, which superior 10 auv eys, 49,
- %, ~ ~ S"'' ""' "'he ne" store l62 MAIN ST,
the Ran
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DIED.

% the 2lst ins', by Rev Jo,sph Sake, Mr. THou,s
ll'o william Cra'iyn, Esq Of New Rent '
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BOYS ORPHAN ASYIIIM

nio society rs about to go into operation.-
-, a.. eoad OF Managers have directed the rb., IN m
In poeuse subscriptions Persons who have ,uh.c,,, =,
% oS's ey calling at the Counting Of FRY co ana S
} CIV
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SILAS MERCHANT

'saHJaf'HT@ 81 AID Deer In Ready-mas Couyg ia Man.
Stree, Rad,
HAVING recently received considerable odd;
- - tons TO his stock makes IL nd eompee and ,s he
cannot enumeaie all the articles Them ho od
"out an examination he respectfully soieits call op, ,t,
IN want of almost article usually kept in TsiIorng h
OF furnishing store He would be happy an times 10 show biz
goods 10 those In want and still hsppc tlsm II thew
Garments made To notice and moderate ,s.
Particular attention paid % boys clothing 10 %
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4 r. WORDS OFFICE.-Splendid Lottery
- 70 say caphss Of $4,000 each 10 Of 1909 he.-
TIeks dolars, 10 BE- Ind any beoret oeoet b
inst FN Y. WORDS oFPiCE
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A True Picture.

The following from Douglas Jeuold's tgrglishl Maya
line decidedly the richest aud graphic descr p,ie
Of 'sse that has ye, been Published It must be read BY
every body.
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NOTICE.
July Magaziues

(NoDEY's Iadys Book Graham'. Magazine col,-hi,u Al,
-" Lne and Ladies National received for "a 4. and n, l
bers by 1 ~ n .Sn,S. a. 70" sutssn
M ANAGER'S OFFICE.-D. P,INr a, ~,
1'A For this evening-s7 SOC 5000 $500 7so m :, ,ooo
nc. % Nos, IL drawn. Tiekttss5.
Also the Dollar lotey-stOOo. 1000 &c rs Nos a J,,.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery Gas. ",
"a % l3 81 3 6s ~ g. 81 % GO 40
Ticket Nos IS ca ~, $500, sold paid by
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Gentlemen drsirous of con,,ij,,,


ucsirous OF contributing To IN. SIM
~ % M.sie of tie Sqia-c, BY appIyinr IN a, G.
I ." me- I'd d. Iaeho VII, authorized by tho r,,J .,
teee1'e cot buttons and make eoIioctions =. -.
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John Bs. Slough


va taptit lAtficanl Church On wedn,s i,y -, - - -
oeott Adm ulnee Iel GEMS. '''"'"s OF g
FINHIs EVENING NOVEL rLrc.Nr =, -
r,,. -, a, , "hMANIt'S by the Misses KILMIsTE non,
no WIN sustain variety Of chiraecas sirs the mo,
songs and eve uic the brilliant and disi,,.
s,1,r SsS entertainment by the scotch PM
ilh FERGUSON, who exhibit the soul ..ir,,. -.
sha effect OF the most powerful wappe Of the anr, Gu,
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