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Improvements by which alt parts OF the State will be be-
neh'ed by calling into active operation all the surplus la
Dor OF inc State To better the condition Of the INDECENT
who when they receive their reward would again law
" out Tor daily comforts, TO be purchased fir m an,
ptodueers, and thereby stimulate the price of MI. nt,
uueuons' Hut suppose this Is local work will il be
commended that viii only benefit tho local incr,stsf
answer no Suppose million OF dollars were concep,ra
"u ia Richmond ask II, IN it, expenditure, its effect.
womb not DC tea benehcaly by all parts OF the State IN
me Increased price o produce and Of properiyr Supnos
cali was ma upon Richmond Tor million of dollar. IN
be sent abroad, would the whole State feel M. ,aret,
upon the prices OF her products Il certainly wond rh
argue that benefit 10 local interests is benefit 4, m,
general interest," and an injury to local interests Is an injury
10 the general interest " '"''
! admit. Mr.. Speaker that the people Of Northampton
anu aeeomac have no direct interest IN the posp., of
the other portions OF the State. Their locality ,cn,6
mem "'h the interests OF Baltimore Yet see the gen
ueinan from Northampton bringing forward propo.on
appropriate S9uooo TO the present Income OF the Liter
sp tund because, suppose his people might be b.ne
h'ed herehy,-which, l confess. is a worthy considera
""n hut he cannot open his heart the calls of the
central interest e" tho State because. forsooth his coun
pays the sum of about $3.50 into III, Treasury WINCH
sum Is almost yearly consumed In lcgislaung here about
"Ns'ers-which legislation il always to the injury of the
poor. whom he wonld educate by taxation Now ,b,nL
nc would much better advance tho interest of M. p,,,
neighbours by rePcang all tho restrictions about the mod.
o' oyserng, aud OF fishing. and OF fowug Benefit their
eondion aud they will soon educate themselves Aud
would advise him 90 tell the poor aborcrs OF his comm, 10
Z" to the mountains and lahour the canal where ,b,,,
h.''lh rs well rs their purses may be somewhat ten
shod. ''P'e"
Now. the difference between that gentleman and mvs.,
nus ne would educate the poor the public cSpcnsc
snu would better their condition by giving them n,n6,
s'c employment, and what he could not do for himself
""nd ad him TO do out Ut the common treasury
M Sneskcr one other reason would urge. aud hav,
Inc West has contributed largely q, the stock -,
'ne James River kanawha Company they as yet have
received none oi us bene'sbuta papabe injury by de-
osnS he canal around the Balcony Falls To erect better
Improvements The State refused aid when the het,,,
improvements Were but half finished aud in thi. w,y hey
nave been injured, aud continue under IN, n,,i,u
"pe'auon unless YOU pass this bill Can YOU refuse ,nd
hope the bill will pass
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OrCgOll.-.SInNcrN.

The Washington correspondent OF the Charleston Mcr-
cury calls the attention OF the people Of the South
hnsyss OF the vote, in the House OF Representatives few
days SINCE when the bill organizing the territorial govern.
nento Of Oregon under consideration, in which pro-
VISION had been incorporated prohibiting slavery within its
hmiisths Northern Democracy" after for years past
playing " fast aud loose upon this vital question: for the
purpose weakening the Wings the South by producing
the impression that they "naurs allies having at
length determined as tho Morcur,'s correspondent says
'to make anti-saycY OF the fundamental principles
of the Locooco creed the other side OF the Potomac
This has swsys truth been the position both parties in
the non-savehodnE States While the great each
them admit the absence all power Congress TO interfere
with the institution OF slavery within the limits the States
which exists there has been less unanimity Of sen-
opposition 10 and the ground
boldly taken that, ell future acquisitions territory,
whatever may be geographical POSITION whether south
moth ct the line the Missouri Compromise the
dicton ct slavery be made condition ut anneNa
ton In this aspect OF the question, be
doubted that the South val not hereafter e'nce
trsordnsry esgerness extend the freedom" par
cusry upon immediate borders. either to round
ironnsr," TOT the attainment any other st-
,anisge, imaginary real. which the advocate. ct an
'cean- bound Repabhe" NAV hold out 10 the people to
Tempt their individual cupdiy, awaken their boz
ns a sp-t OF national sgGrsni7-meu Indeed. shall
not be surprzed before tie sPse OF years, TO see
C,ca tue very men through whose fundamentally the
~ Action ct beautiful sad unfortunate TeNss mainly
contaminated, falling bach upon the great msIim oi
TsoN,s JETTERsos. whose disciples they profess be
Uhie daIy uampuGg under foot such OF his views de-
square ith their dc-gnso wit That the Con.u-
uou Of the United States has made provision 10, our
"hoiding foreign cUiIoy-sTIiL INooEFoEssiNs
''toEEGN MATT. UNION" By he violation Of
that taaNim, aud. with H. oi the constitution, defer
Equally conceive the South, tor the purpose scc,mp-
sn,ag al object best OF questionable uulty has
ia.l, tbeown away is shield Of defence not done
wore, by converting It into sword Of aggression.
But 10 oiurn the analysis OF the vote upon the bsl
Organizing the territorial government oi Oregon. and
terdcung Slavery within its limits Alter the adoption Of
that offensive provision-the ttcusye, because u
useless Oregon lying tar north that It
remotely probable that Sny aueB.pt introduce Slavery
" ,hn borders Will be made-Ve should have
pccod 10 the OF every Southern al least,
rayed sgainst But find that such
fact 1t proper that the people Of the South should
be apprzed Of the u their representatives
occasion aud therefore ourselves o the analysis
referred u, order tunish them with information
VOTE OF THE SLAVEuOLDING STATES ON THE
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Sill, 800 fuiL,pALrHiA. Jan. 20. 2 T. n.
ee 70 gay o. SOOO bbls flour. Penna suds, at S6l2s,
al 81 25si - per bbl. "
i'vOo bushels changed hands. "
RE. .S1 -'a-o cents ror gallon. Provision, aud Cioee.
L. sIo 'o inform you that Mr.. Leonard ki,nball Lyh-
esteemed gentleman OF this city E,,,a,,Ix @ & -
last night. 'u TOT some hhie' ul'u
rh. NEW YORK. Jan. as. NJ.
Inc Hour market .,ili onunue. ftm ,soS 10 aon lii
eneseo brands at SC I5a6 93i-msdcT.,. ssI,. Si, -,
Gun mi. n Een'ia,iy contend Tor Sa'es also OF 3,
Inc demand for Grain Is active sale of nm. Co..
see Wheata liial47 cents. Oats have aS,,ne' " as
IL 10 worth Is to 81 cts " ""se !" @"ih
Whiskcy 25i cts.
ne cotton MAJ ket Is still 6m. with ,aes Of abou 7Ooo
=" {" per H. advance on tho safes Or yesterday
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Y. II. Ro-sER. Sec,n.

~ meeting Of the Wings of Brunswick held At the
courthouse on Monday, the 2Jt instant. Court dayJ f.
a. ''N-' tNH was called g the CNirBuh JOIN Jones
wa opp inted Secretary. The Chairman h,vi, It'll 49,
OBJECT ct the meeting Ia he tho nomination OF candidate
4. represent n Ditrri IN the next Congress of the n \
iu'T'u?'n D. Cla'5onr IT,, offered the following resa
luuons. which were unanimously aI.nt.tl.
Received That the Wings OF tins county heartily eorcu,
w. anu approve 81 the nomination 81 Col g. W Boil no
OF Ir'esonr'' made by the Wings p r5nco George Din
Wiu'ia AID The town OF Petersburg, and that they pledge
Themselves 10 use all honorable o1ouuus 10 s,euTe IL
cl,cjuu -
h'so'''d furthermore, That the Whigs Of this county
consider % unurac--,ry @, hold District Convention IN
nominate candidate for ts District public opinion bav
ing ho"n already concentrated Col Boiling as the most
suitable Ul thc Wings 1t this District
, " 'O'h H'It To hni 'ii,t' tho Chninnan appointed
X r. Meade sId Df \ Gaorpu ss u cnr,r,t,,e IN ga,
nioH Col. Boiling i-d inipfm HIM OF hi- nomination
k-ap,Nd That these proceedings be published IN II .
Po'e'sburr lntelIigcnccr ond Richmond Wing.
JSp Iosta sec'y.
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81 ""''"NE "' zoe .""% Hrn OIL Charlottesville, NrfI-
NO. convened %" ''' +l7'oh 90 January I7l'. i'' tho
PHPos' q" 1u'P"'2 -'"' -'i'' '""I. ' expressing their
"s aPPi'' q" h' -''''.'' ''I Gallant conduct of
h,f i'im.' Hs.''.s,e ana '''n-nin' Lieut. VIZ II. u
ttIihH-'" o.. No, h-,'-pw No.'n..,fs. Of ue siege OF
Monterey, ,'' f'.f . Wood. sea. cl led Co the Char
end ioho J. Coo1un. appointed secretary wbcr-up,n
YIN - Hsu'"A" L-t. 'Hefcd yis 'o.1"i"R r..o.uUoHs
WIZ" ".i' ",a,am"'n'y 'a'Ped.
h'se'''J' Ih' "' nave F'h'tH win ne hizh,st Pies
sue ,he ''',nn when Ia.s reached well through
'be ohc" Report "i Gen Ia5or as 'r.m other soltc.z
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GeneraI Wooi's Division
Ei'faei Of iti'f from Officer OF General y,or ron.
"Cnmp 40 Ngua AmcNa. N. A-c.ll De ~ ~

Eiae' OF lu'f from oaieer woo'. command
lamp at Ngua Aucys, (Mt NtcO) Dec ~ IsI6
Sf; Since my hasiy note To- YOU from P,rt,. 90. H..
all b'cn IN tue midst nmuit and excitement cansed hy IN
'''schec from ten Worth that Santa Anna Vn. an ,l,o
march TO attack him with overwhelming force m
caused our division to by forced ur ul,
Try m2Tohns ia one day nearly forty miles IN tl u,cr
"" e t1hn' was iound TO be premature. IL Is b.Icy-
co. however mat the enemy medaiei attack upon our
ipic"s ~ detail but deferred from inc the lr a.
~" iipid concentration 0f uoops-C;en Butlcr b,;
IN tie mean time, moved up irom Monterey making ',r
army IuH Tour thousand strong this point aud lis riniv
"h'n our enluun lett Parfaa was absent ON n recon-
npssanrc towards San Luis Zacaiecas and D.,,n,, ,
an 'rsn ct % men, aud very near beng cut off nv
oOu Mexican cavalry. The enemy u making iu,u,., -
preparations on our whole 'front.' from san Luis and Duran
detail. ' ''''o
MY whole party has been so constantly aud aborou. y
occned since we lett Moncoya. that while we Lsy. col
lecicd good deal OF data cannot as yef give van an,
additional T, sulF. This, however we shall r,,..oJ -, A.
as ist a. possible. whom settled Tor short linn,
see a' oar column ~ q remain camp, which will en-
able a. To work 10 gfoat nd santagc.
Gen. Wool Is able officer. Ills command i IN 90,
ceN'"i order, and we'll provided watch last was n grc,i
convenience 10 our friends when loined them had
ai'he Vt attitudes and longitude. which will do some hiuo
To hacf knowledge OF the geography Of this country"
Wash Uhioa.
HEAVY PstsiuN -Ws understand that a uranium, o.,
- "as paid ~ Liverpool befhs la the "A hernia and
HAT the Cambria, the February boat has already engaged
Ter i"" e'np' mort 81 passengers and full freight and
among winch u another small pile II specc a ary,
an nat ~ freight intended Tor the iberni wa, on,vJ
aoy lett at L''e'Pn'L-l Boston Trans, Tuesddg
TUE LtEaA letter from Constantnop!o Of the l7I
OF Dee has Tie following: News has been received from
Pstsia that the ChDl, "a was still taqin, and .yy.,,, a
ihoI.ands At Osoomnh the mortality was upv,,J. Of
2oD "day On the poor population Of 10000 have us
see" doctor assuring no 'nat, according hs siatst c.
TIE drGiU- had greatly cVrrrdcd tho wor- wear of the
plague hc calculates that than 100 900 have bee dos
HF'd do not think he statement exaggerated m IN,
lcasL "
a Ni'hrf EAEHiNGs -S me titno ago Mr. Woodbridge
age"tl"f Day. Newell & Day, pBtout safe .aguiart,.,
P''ed 10 ihc Exchange safe, with .uIy in,ouo,
iocs, and m the safe enclosed = sou AZ reworJ l, an,
poison who houd pick the lock. Nh Hobb. ok smith
OF hls CITY. wa -aUi up ,ast night the building and
u" ~iofo O'Clock this morning, left the place $500
ucher than When he entsroI.-N y Com. Adp
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BOSTON MARKET La. as

Couon-Thoro IL some mpruvmen, in the pr;co or Ga,
~" SINCE the anivtl of the steamer and sail. ~.
made o' few hundred bales ut an advance ON Ia.,
80 prices C'rn--Sal,s have been made 10 az a, sup
J ., previous purchase has changed hands a, n CON
e advance Flour has been sold today at SCi cab
IIo Wv i S oo's eenesee common brands. ) Southern
riour good brands, Is held al SO and ;.n.., 81
M ." Ton, American dew routed SIaO per tun ans.
o"sses-Sale o three caIgoes Cuba sour AT ,Lou, I7
~ s" ms Fork Is higher. but hear a no rs.- nj
M advanced price Small Gunny Bags h,,. L.,o sold =,
'sn. Llnsced OH has been sold 81 i6ac per gsI
cash. winch Is an Improvement of 3iie per cal
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DIR. SWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
ALWAYS IItIt upUANTI
9 hw43 9E4@@4E9kFT9u9,h Z
IIINE u

PmtsnrtFHa SErr. 4, 1916
~ fVItHe- Pear Sir psnr rnpih n ue aG, tel
40 ha w. N"rnt cough, 10 pn NJ sr bfea,t soic
h' NJ unfr sn't ~ brg ios of arp tie NIGHT seas
&C. mai' 'flui f'nsdrs which recommended u
hf Ifs bh gradually Ecw The voiancr e my cough
W. u0h tt r % 90 tl-hed rpnssly NY nostfs w n
ir p1i"yima q" coughing ctuo 90 Hirei my wi or
H "'nf f'strrd, nu DO hI departure near ~
co., Niii tire you mu.ni,d ynuf C.mpp 81 sstup oi
Wfi 'h"rry VIII rio imued't issar ."h. and ty
tho y"i.ncc q" NY roug .fd ~ pm i1 my r T. nrt On
'u auI hrad nv uns Gr en1'ifurd tr ~ rtu now
u1nts o Cod ani n r 'n "a ~ COMPOUND symp NJ Wi.
thsuy, am c,rd, ant able pl. ~ dy i,b. tint b.
600 INV lbe dinr cp.gaz cold AMI d.rs i iu1s,
nhi ON tn' fh nd Doc knwu ~ H-.r ir rsont wo.tl
pfr a-" To- itn1l aure rd ~ nlt lnrr
W. Co. many apIn uau wrr hesst initiate v. ats TENN
% o b. lunci "a On 10" trfston Jolfs 10 m rif h me
nsar ~ faynE many vau yrs ff,,iy offer this .,fsn.pi
iof Ne" b.n'h. oi no q who are sunrrrrlst was
IHtklEL THOMAS 90 iathd.
'"I-t from Che corner NJ WI iow
Tie pfc.' medical faculty. ant thou au's who have u.ri W.
1WfNNta rfPn' uu iuib u-lrroui us country and some
r1rg 70 Enoge a acknowicgc The greatest discovery ever
made D. MIA
9C The original and only rrauirr 1teie Only prp1cd BY
d. tw'yne, w cnrn'r NJ Eighth and Rae Ppi'idpia
voc m"'v h'r'nle ard trmi ~ rEYroN JOHNSTON. rs
VAN sweet N'HH ~. ing Toy No'f,k Hugg Wl''n. Pc
i0huF ia
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Al meeting OF the Ways Of the Town of Petersbur,
''" Al 'ie b'hngorook Hotel on the 23I INST WIN Re-.
oer'son, ST. Esq was called tue Chair and Tn n r.
ser appointed Secretary. ~
The object OF the meeting having been fllly and .I,
qiehs stared 10y the Chairman e. =. Ghoson ESQ nom,
-eu ~ '''' W. Boiling A. suitable candidate to 7,
present this Congressional District
ThereupOn, the following resolutions ,va,o oCri !,
H. Brcheii, Esq and unanim jusy nd,pteJ -
hesol'ed, Ihat We have with great pl.,su,. ,Lo
PSoIgs ui mo pubic meetings held Prince g. ,r,c
SUI counties, having tor their object the nom
a'n OF wing candidate 10 represent this
D'7"eI h' we cordially approve their action in -.,rns
our 'o"nsman, GEO w. Boiling, Esq rs that candi
date, believing him 'to possess IA an euin.n, dc, ~
essential qualifications OF an able and enighteneJ r.
sentative and that pledge ourselves tn vc b;, r.
" support and that in the event that conyen,n Ia
at Din"iGdie on the 81 Monday m February thai -
DC aPpo'ei ~ delegates 10 represent Petersburg m said
convention. " ~
Resolved, That the blank the above resolution he FL
led with ten. ' III
"h'Icupon the chairman appointed the following gan
u'm'n ms = "hoIson. R,5L B.rcheu, Alex Don
nin, David May, Lewis +. Hicks John Williams I NJ
Mc.-uloch. }. :. Hinnon aud n. w bragg.
o"mou'u the chairman appointed the following p,nil,
men 70 wall "n Col Boiling, aud inform hIm of IN. p,u
h"u"n' 1" wat; H. Efcicu, Thus. :. Ghul-on T,bn w
SINE, A. l.. Smith, and L. c. Osborne,
The meeting was addressed by the following gentlemen
E>q'n " ''""e'
Ga the return Of the committee Col Geo w R!l,,
addressed The meeting and accepted the nomination.
On motion, the chairman added to the con,rni,.e
Of Delegates io the Convention.
ia NOTION Resolved, That the proceedings of This meet
ing be published in the Petersburg lnicg ncer and Rich
monI Wing. ~
WIN. ROBERTSON Ch'um
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. we learn from the Boston Daily Advertiser that NJ
hNhShrr' the United States Comm To China sy.J
''ie on the 9th OF October. On about the gOtb bc
proceeded from Macao IN the Uatcd State sloop of v,
Hneenhos To Canton where ho had an interview win dr.
"oSetnot General OF the Province lie was aiier,,ad. m
Ntd oy the Governor General keying to dinner na,,
he N'Heennes arrived at Hong Kong from AM ~, NV,
I@ln, and proceeded ON the lnllnMlng DIV ln No.
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North Carolina volunteer.
The regiment OF Volunteers, ir,m North Carolina. ha
been mustered into the the Untci States an
consists o. the following companies:

EdPecombe, which FURNISHES two companies Is one OF
the strongest LOcloco counties IN tie old N1rh State aua
affords pleasure that IT, people are as wiling o.
fight The TeuA Legion. IA hs state As well Is
some other countcs Wi. hope ptvht by the example
should another Er4lsiuou be made upon Virginia.
Besides the foregoing, foil company has been organ
led IN Rockingham Stokes aud Guiiord OF winch Pat
mex NJ Henry Captain all another, near, Toll, III Wi
mlngiyn and tLIId. also neary LuLI, DO S.Iss.rs.
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The ISiriit OF Mn

The question OF granting iae Baltimore & Ohio Raj.
road Company the Right OF Way through some OF the
Northwestern counties OF Vrgni1 the OHIO l,ur which
mas excited such great ine't, aui elected 80 much A..
glmeni, sssere pai again uu.ef discussion
N the House OF delegates ia- editor TIC PeiesLar.
niehgeueer refers se debate, !a4. ..;- ia the
following term:
Tue '.h, q WAY ban 20 the Baltimore s Ohio Raj.
road Company came " E- er.-y ;Ic der 20! ..e
dog. aud Was very ably discussed tl4 Affirmative by Nj
Duncan Of Hanson. In the second ulc have u,-i
this s uraaicd, and d. hesitate 20 say that Mr.
D. speech the Right OF Way side the best l..r
heard lie h., perhaps, thc youngest member tc !lYa
but o! decided ia.eu's-' Old uu.l yu y.urg
udsrs' The debate farther continued unu. the
adjournment o: the House by M Lee a. Hardy Wneu
the champions vt tine Rp.t,i Way have coucuse cd their
argu,E-nis Mr. Edsugon Of Ono, will un the part ii the
opposition 10 TIE Right OF Way, make h.s Argument.
ic Is RA-TER ~ every ccu-s u; iht W1Il. seldom
The hbOr Ia always earnest attention %!
the iIcuse. To gt,=' power Of reasoning ne aa.sII
may Use INurts expression ~ Jt tread OF mine n
Pter.bmr-a facility OF sl.ra-ia AMI c.G-.ic that
have never seen surpassed TA1i he Ggiy customer
none will deny vii, have ei,1"r ued him seen him
tined, ana MS speech IN reply anKousE looked forward
TO-"
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W Tie Young McIs Union Payer Meeting viii be held this
egrri0r ue Rev Mr. Hogos Ctuf'h NJ ~ ocock Young
Men NJ an cuoins n Chrtaus MO invited 10 At end
Notipcrhe 90 IT, ln Dscpcs noi C'mpbc isD have frd
ulrrr roou ODD Feios ia whcrr thy meet for
sto.onof serp osand rshp, at1ol " every Lords
L : 4 ~. ..-
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PEzE FsU kr N1tmz.-On the 18Th int % Prize
hgh. iuf y 900 I,k place e cnur.c a. Nae o.
Cnrs LILLY. tho billed Mccoy 900 We. chr.t,rJ second
ed by Country McGlu.kcy .1d jpl Winfoe. a.d Hlus
n"eH'H, oi London. seconded by Tom DBlunr, end
nfoo sullivan. There were ucary 1000 peop. pf,s,nt
tH. ..- excitement very great The betting on I.y
wa. i"n p Que ..gf.c tppoars having been import.
90 U sullivan expressly 10 hast aja. They continued
'2'nR ul ns hfysevenih round. whom Bursa-i ha be
con-" so se'cf-y pummel,d that he hsJ give up lie
I'nd. h'wevrf were not satisfied with the rcfuIt luf
ir da'y backed him Tor onoher o Ice With Lily allie
t1hr P.f.e i0r o. Ike SUM
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KENTUCKY
MISSOURI
FLORIDA
Brock nbr1t GA.
TENAH

f.sbnry, kaufman.
iho uam,s n tie Wings are in Hahcsl
f,pm tins statement will be- sc.n ihlt oil the Wings
piss,nt from the Southern s,atcs exc, Ut I've. voted aanai
The band that OF ts L1cDi,c, mem Lers present %
uacIdi0g two from NrunlJ voted tor u and - against
&C. We concur with The gpondcnt OF the Mercury
90 saying thot the foregoing Analysis should be- seen and
commented upon uy every Southern Tor g. ho per
un"uuy l-bs What else but the predominant, of more
puy 'ypcd ency espan tc fact that srsry D,oc,ai
irpn North Carolina, fopnesc r, Mississippi. Kenmckv
aud Nii-olu voted with tho Abolonisis Tor the pfop.
u'u ..heh admits the power federal government TO
prohibit aIWfy permanently 900 any end OH the tcft,.,
"i ,' United Sstss' What else but this cDud induce
'ge', Democrat from 40 heae Sia,s tp vote with tr.
N1tr,.n Abo.,nons when Co., bod 30 the most decided
a"d p'renpto'y manner, fsu#sd O., recognise the line CO..
ts p.tucpic OF iAo u a0ur CJupromBc. with the open
declaration on tho pare Ol Mr. Preston King known TO the
f,pr.sconusss of thc Caucus Democrats oi hs Norb that
NpUhsrn mas soui vote Tor the admss BON of aver,
Boo any territory hereafter 90 be- acqlrcJ1 What cse bot
chs could induce Southern Dsni.srss ls'ray uc inter
est '' tirr section, aud pi their ,sn.uiueus Ly voting
iut bl known 10 be- OF System Of nsaui, vino,
% intended 90 o7uacye the entire Suuh section aud
sfrr, 3,uihcrn man who is not traitor 10 bo Soul, D.
1hst' BE- one cheering fact however ladJs the Mofeu,ys
ap'udsnt bio.' LOcooc1 CORES oudent o l1.
ouloo, papsrJ demonstrated by bis vote II he Demo.
'r1t' lavc betrayed the Sout u,e Wings almost 10 n %
Lss, b.ss firm"
The Ofes.s boil b. now beorc The senate and 30 a un.
d.IaHod that he Committee % which has been referred
h.s recommended 90 -ke from tbs obnosious provision
.ehsh, We repeat b. the MOT. i1.uung because 30 b.
ffsiudlus lad unnecessary. The cnue tsuOry OF Of,-
r.n alI sdmif vii. from its geographical position br a
nou.-iyeho'l,g territory. Why. Then, BE- tb,s restrictive
tsturs inserted IN the bill providing ior its territorial or
faogsuon unless BE- be intended vocs Of wsfniug I'd
ssah hat hcncciofvari this principle BE- 60 be incof
rorscd even similar sio,ote Andif this be is design
% boot mcmahon, upon Southern representative ind'g
uaty pfotes, agsinst aud ressi 80 ~anonl
sFstesnecf
~ Tho Philadelphia q. G-1cue ssys that. ia Sparks
s..is,rys 1T Cen. Washington winnings lclen will b.
feuad eompa.ape quite earnestly ct the measures
she Go,eramentss ,bst Of Gen Taylor.
D. We invite pubc attention TO the advertisement Of
ursn. E.q io To- days paper "a rslsuon to the Bell
i.ie Uaauisctunng Compsny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-30

Extract 81 louer tom a highly respectable House in
Bremen, dated 3lst De-, 1876.
The crop o. no aId pputoea BE- decidedly short in Ger,
many, and 70 hasjy pficer so high. Rye com
manda liDal5O grot', wheat i5oal75 gro per bushel
Ih'ao prices II bf,adsuif operate povcrluy against tho
consumption n luSufes, and DECIDEDLY Of th, q i'm
ION that ioblcco may 90 lower yet until cf,rs bcrnfro
much smaller although, prices aro so low afro dy that they
h1dy leave aHy net proc eds wn.tayrr 10 yt IA an,
tor'. who had much better turn their stno to o, ip
which will probably have ready sale In Europe for me
time 10 come yet, n gfsnofcs becoming ompt, this 70
M WHOLE md H,f ho'e1 woolssys md averns's Iosf
Nv F.gsr, receiving of riie ~
bN GORDON a SKINNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-30
81. OOOOs 10
LIABILITIES.
71G 800
5G5.2Ss
SO g72 -
97g7Ol ~
17I,il2 s.

Gu The .,n ..t oDt OF tho above sirplus tho Board 81
Directors declared dvijend O 81 per cent ,n tho Can
al stock which. will ih, paid 10 tho State am ,,n
to s6'0s2 %, leaving SUG.G6O g. q surplus balance