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ohio-Fsrsion has prodnced : BID con.
diiion 81 things in he saals &c Ohio. The
Seuair II he last session ofIhe irgi,lsluFs.
passrd bill app0riloning lie SenaioFs
and Representatives 0f the slAie. This
bill MAS amended in lhe House 81 Repsr-
sensaiises; bui helore Il ronld Be sent %
The Scaase. thai body xas Iell silh0pl n
qnorum b. the withdrawal 0f Democrats.
&C members. Fhf amendments weEe snb-
segnensly Eeeonsidered in the House, and
stricken aui, - = 10 leave he bin - orr
gipally passed b. The Senate. The bill
vas signed By The officers Of he iwa hoas-
e. and il nnw proclaimed In be Law of
the State. In this eondlIioa If things,
The Democratic Stair consention has pas
sed resolutions. :. HAT there - now in e..
islence in 0hin no law ny means II which
The Stale Legislature can be formed md
organized after The second Tuesday in
/ Ocinher next." and requesting the Cover
nor 10 call tle Legislature together lo pro-
vide q law. Other resolutions hooking
10 resistance 10 The law ~ above passed.
and % the call ola State Convention, were
also adopted.
| The principle assumed hy those who
have produced This stale Of confusion. IL
:, simply lhis-thai The minority shall rule.
Ii appears that the Wings had majo-
rily in bnlh branches Of the Legislature:
and. according TO the established princi.
pies ofour Government, they had both the
power and the right 10 enact such laws
a. they might deem expedient--but their
political opponents resolved u preventing
exercise Of this right. and defeat The viii
OF The people. as expressed through ,hs
ballot box. by Withdrawing from The Sc
nate and leaving that body without quo.
rum. This was high-handed and mos
nnjusiifiable measure; and should be ron.
demned whenever resoried to by either
party. IL The example set by the Ohio
Senators. be followed in o,her States
there will he an end Of Legislative pro
ceedings-at least where either party cal
deprive The Senate or House of quorum
by Withdrawing from il. In Ohio The Ell
feet may be. The renewal of The scene
which agita,ed Rhode Island-scene
. which we sincerely trust, will never b
. witnessed in any other State OF The Union
Such is Loco Focoism. Raj Reg.
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faysilEills, from Wilmington. Hs hes
A00ded the esnHifE hfluW Wllh lhsse
sFellaRs blts. TIE nQles hFe lies e.
srTissd in tie s0hseTErEs- So hank
a 6eeggsioHns EiEuxiEs. frmzis iockiAg
Il ; ship nndeE fali kails a srii. he'd n
WashAngiaas = Eighi. he-d q f4sEaysne:
sheaf of sheai and plaagh heswr~n 80
nalmsrs. D. :. Mckay. csshirr. u. y.
n. cosrhman. Pres't The dates diEEer.
sonse b<ine Dee. Q. 1898. i.etier ID. sems
oT he eaunlfrseiis bear The sssmp u sis.
hy's. Exchange Brokers. o. theEn.
Gwasbapagk Pst.
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Equity sales.

Solomon Fuller and others, er parte.
PURSUANT to decree Of the Court Of Equi-
L sy for Orange county, made at March term,
ls4s, shall offer for sale on the premises on
Friday the 9th day Of June next, me nouse
ana i.ot situated in The town of Hilshorough. on
Queen street. now occupied py MRS, inolnas
Adams. Also, the Lot adjoining me aooSe:
A credit Of one, two and three years wiz %
g;rsn interest 70 be paid after the FIRST year, pur
ehaser required to give bond and security, and
me title win be reserved until the purchase mo-
ney Is paid. -,
April ga.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
[Repoted for the Intclligencer.l

Friday, May %, 1913.
TonAcco.--Th market remains in The
same state as last reported-prices rang
ing from l rs 10 So. Sales are mainly
al 2a 10 81. We can look foT little or no
improvement, ill affairs in Europe become
more tranquil.
CoTToN-The stock is light and The
demand moderate. Prices range from 8 i
81 cents.
FLouR.-But lutte in market, and The
demand confined 10 The wants Of The Town.
Fine. 8 a 81; Supelfne, 81 81; Fami'
ly, 81 All. =.
CoRN.-'rhere is no export demand
II brings, in small lots, As AZ cts.
BACON. --Phis article has farther de
clined. A large lol fprime Virginia cured
was offered yesterday at auction, and a
bout 10000 lbs. sold al A Al cts III,
balance Withdrawn. Western Shoulder
bring 81 cts; Sides, Al 5.
LARD--In demand, al 8 st cts.
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obituary..

Died, in this county, on the asd instant Mr.
JosErH FRsrLaSD, patriot Of the Revoluuon'
in the seth year Of his age. He was cois'ss-
emit member Of the Presbyterian Church i0s 'ne
space Of fiffy-four years; during when alne y
lived an exemplary life, meek and holy N CONVEX
sa,ion, living in quiet and friendship with gu men
He was kind and affecsionate husband and u
ther. humane and indsgens master, = kind an
obliging neighbOr, and greatly esteemed and %
loved By al who knew him. Commentaries
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Eethoaist Conferenca-The fsllaw.
nc i ae0py 0flhr communication seniin
some days go 10 he MYlhndiss Rpisc0pA
GonfsFxnre n0m IN SESSION II PlltshusE,
hy ire lltingsie from he soalh. The
Isllrr explains ilsslf:
n Is Bisksg saS Mr..hsys Ttke Gasysi CO.
6zrna sffke N :. cL.vsl
Rev. ard Dtas BresIrrn-l have r..
ceised no exEaeis from your jnunssls
0f he sri and 5sh INST. From these -.
lrsrls | leara you decline reeeising me u
ms pu.per rhafariera - The aceFedised dele.
gaze fshe NJ. z. ChurchrSoUsh, and only
insiie me % ; seas within HE bar, = due
10 me on account o. my private and per.
sonsl merits. These considerations alssll
appreciate. and will reeiprocaie them viii
you IN III The private walks Of Chrisliaa
and sncial llie: bui within lhe bar II lhs
General Conference ! can only BE- knowr
ia mr. official character.
YoD viii therefore regard this eom
munlrallOn as hnal. on the paFt Of the VI
Z. ChnFrh. South. She ran never renew
The offer of lralrmal relations between hi
Two great bodies Of Wesleyan Melhodlsii
10 The United States. Bat The proposition
can he renewed NJ any lime, eI'her nov
nr hereafter. BY the NJ. E. Church. AM
liz ever made up"n lie basis ofihe Plan o
Separation. as adopted by the Conference
lof 1874. the Church South Will cordial,
entertain the proposition.
With sentiments of deep regard, an
with feelings Of disappointed hope. m
yours, in Christian fellowship.
/ T.. PIERCE.
Delegate from Tho ". z. Church, Soul
Pittslnrg. May ., ls4s.
No further aclian was taken on Ihi
letter, save the passage Of resolution
granting 10 The Dnc,or copy Of bis foI
Imer communication. as requested by him
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THE undersigned having, at May term, 1919,
&c Orange County Court, taken out letters Of
administration on the estate Of THOMAS Eau.
CETT. deceased, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons indebted to said estate, TO make immediate
payment; and 70 all those having claims against
the estate 10 present them, properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, OIL, this notice
win be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JOHN M. FAUCETT, Admir-.
May 90. 32-3w
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m A s o MIC.
Person Lodge, No. lI9.

5s Person Lodge, No. lib.
THERE will be q celebration of 81. Johns
4 Day, Saturday the cath Of June next,) at
Roxborough, Person county. The members Of
neighboring Lodges are insited to attend. seve-
raj addresses will be delivered that day by dis
,inguished members Of the fraternity.
BY order Of the Lodge.
VIM. WEBB. Sec'y.
=. All ROYAL Arch Masons in reach Of Rox-
borough, are earnestly invited to attend at that
place on Friday the sSd Of June, to aid in organ
izing chapter.
May 20. ST.
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On esiaras5, he t5,lsNbk lsasi, slliFssal -
- s.l.suF 4 ~ RsS9AsL 80 msssssi Epn NJ,
LsE1Eua
SEA- F.1ss- nsaars es1niy,
~ 3. lsls.
Dear kEs-Af - Wig cnnrenaon.
bid - iiillshorough Oh Tuesday IL. l
rrlneaanaly roasensei again % besems !
raadsdaie or ! sell = ne Hanse 81 Com-
ln0as nf our nexl Legislsfnrs.
Ssnee thea ! have more Enusnrsly e0n-
silefed The matter. and 6nd thar nv Ssh
% crafty nv loo kind friends eaFsied NE
farther dian il sha4ld nave doas. and |
mus brg Ire fsyor 81 you. most respect
fully. % make known % my numefoas
friepds. sid lie people d lie county geo
ernlIy. that am nos. snd fsr good Fcssons
cannos BE-. candidate n Inc next ram
paign. kesi assnFrd. Sir. that Ire Wing
Cause has nv bess wishes. and shall ever
have my heany snppon.
| have The honor 70 be, most respect
fully. your OBJ. serst.
]. b. LEATHERS.
Immedialsly aher he Eeesips q Ibis ie,ier. dc
desesuihsiiOn 4 Mr. Lesahsn uas made known
. III The Wing cisilens of Orange ii that iims
psesentin Hilisb~OBgh. On slisndsnee % Court, J
and large and respecsshls meeting q Wings
from 81 parts u he county assembled il the
eauri house. 1or he purpose q Supplying he ~
eaney il The Wing tiekel
Tia meeting Was organized By calling Genl
Joseph Hon . ihe ehair. and appointing Denni.
Heart secretary.
The meeting ihen proceeded 70 ballO, for .
suitable person n supply aid vacancy; when I
was announced b. The Chair that William w
Gue.s, ESQ, Was unanimously nominated BY Ii,
meeting, and committee q gentlemen presen
wss appointed To communicate said nomination
10 Mr.. Cues, and urge his acceptance thereof
II win be seen By The correspondence between
The committee and Mr.. Guess. published below
that he accepts the nomination, rendered him b,
his Wing friends. While we regret the neeessi
" which dcpriscs the county Of the services o
our esteemed and popular friend, John B Ieath
ers, in the coming canvass, We are highly graft
fed that his place has been supplied by a gentle
man who. from his position and qualifications, !
50 well fitted 10 bc his successor.
Wings Of Orange, you have ticket before 20,
worthy Of your best efforts. You can and mus
elect them. Remember that she eyes Of the stat
are upon you. UrOn the character Of our repre-
sen,a,iOn may probably depend the political CON
plexion Of the next Legislature. Let US bcseec
soa, then, to sacrifice On the altar Of patriotism
all private and sectional feeling, AMI come foi
ward to the field like men, 10 execute the iru,
rpOsed inyOu by your country for your country
good.
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Democratic Ticket.

ron TmE SENATE.
CAPT. holm BERRY.
FoR TINE COMMONS.
JOHN sT0cKARD. esg.
CAD. JONES. j. 60
PATTERSON N. MDADI. "a.
DIR. DANIEL A. MONTGOMERY.
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The sp,ing sesaon Of this institution ended
with public examination, which commenced on
Friday last and closed on Tuesday. The repre-
sentatiyes from the Union and Adclphian socie.
lies spoke on Tuesday night before large audi
enee. We take pleasure 10 stating that the uus-
tees and visitors in attendance were highly grail
fed a. The evidences given Of faithful instruction
on the pan Of the teachers. and Of diligence on
the par, Of the students. IL
There were one hundred students in The rnsii-
tute the last session; and il has been frequently
remarked that perhaps there never was school
of 50 large number in which the youth conduct.
cd themselves with more p,opsie,y than shess
have done.
The next session Of The Institute viii commences
on the 7ta Of July.
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Vucatan-AnotherPr Presidential war

Threatened.-The President has COM
municaied TO the Senate, in answer 10
call Of that body. copies Of certain de-
spatches from the Navy Department 10
our Naval officers on The coast of Mexico.
with regard TO Yncaian. The following
extract isays The Baltimore Patriot) from
letter addressed 10 Commodore Perry
since the Senate has had the Yucatan
question under debate, will show wha,
designs are not only meditated, but are
even about being carried into execution,
with the obvious intent, without the con-
sen, Of Congress, to involve this country
in fresh war, on the ground Of sup
posed continental duty or necessity on
the part of The Executive
!. While the United States are engaged
lin a war with Mexico. the actual presence,
without our consent, Of the armed force
of neutral Power within the terrltoy Of
orr enemy. cooperating with any portion
OF the Mexican people In military opera
lions, Teyen assisting the Yuca.anese 70
resist the Indians, we suppose, canno
he permitted. If you should have reason
to believe that it will, you win communi
cate il without further delay, that Tn
President may take such measures as Hi
constitutional duty will require at hi
hands"
The correspondent Of The New Yorl
| journal of Commerce (democra,ic) says
D with regard 10 this remarkable extract from
The instructions 10 Commodore Perry:
.The above order is The mos. importan
that has ever been given from this Govern
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Warning 20 the South.

Extract Of letter from a Merchan, in the Soulh
10 his friend Merchant in the North.
Communicated 10 the National Iatsligsncsr.
I" In il needless To say. presume, ,ha.
YOU must iEke care what you do in these
times. Tor they are full Of panic. think
they are worse Than any | ever knew he.
fore. Heretofore reyUlsions have come
from orer.action on sound basis. Now,
in the universal arrangement Of business
in Europe, the foundation seems TO be
shaken, and may be destroyed ior a time.
Never was The prospect of the Southern
stles so black. Never did The policy
and wisdom Of The friends Of domestic in
dnstry shine forth SO gIorIously as now.
The Free-lraders' were for stalking the
prosperity of The country upon old deere.
pid Europe, and they have succeeded
and sec sssw resuis. .fhc wings were ~
building up home demand Tor our pro-
duce as rapidly as possible, until that de.
mand would have been permanent instead
Of secondary 10 Europe; and then tina
great Southern interest would have beer
secured, lei Europe go rs che would. In
iured Of course, i, would be by such STATE
Of things as the present, hut not threaten
ed, as il now is, by destruction"
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FnR THE SENATE.
HUGH wADDEI.I. e.
ron THE coxsoxs.
GILES MEBANE. 80
ISAAC HOLT. 60.
JOSIAH TURNER, jr-s.e
WI. ". GUESS. -
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C0nneCftCuts-Iheh Hon. Truman smith,
now Representative in Congress, has been cho-
sen by tho Legislature Of Connecticut, 70 be Sc
na,or Of the United States for six years from the
9TH of March next, in place Of MT. Niles, whose
term then expires.
The Hon. r. 8. Baldwin, who now holds The
commission BY appointment Of the Governor, was
also chosen BY the Legislature Senator Of the
United States for the residue Of the term of the
late Senator Huntington.
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CO We are auihonard % announce JAMES
&. TuRRENTINE, e. candidate Tor re-elec.
ton 70 lhe Office o. sheriff for The county d o..
snge.
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menI % my 0eeasiaa, 4 10 maaitrsily
ihEsNasd taFMFy cut Ne, palk's views aHi
policy. - declared By bin IN Biz tufials
nFsstEst. IN REuFd % he iRaeNssERRFs 81
EuF0psah P0Mers In thR s5aiu 81 tha
rouiinfnL Il Vii insClFs - il ! wsF
9Th Engsand. spain snd FEznse. 4 any
lhing ean O il. !"
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~ Tie Tray has besn laid before he MEX.
iean Congress, and Will rohAbly be raiiied--so
- the lat accounts.
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Beware Of The Counterfeiter.--A

n6WdIe OF tn6 Oo0necaACAsC4'
man passed here, by stage, last Satur'
day. who marked his scay tom RAJ
leigh westward with counterfeit money.
lie came from Fayetteville to Raleigh The
18th. under the name Of Olirer, and had
his name entered on The waybills 10 Hills
boro' and Greensboro as 0. b. Iomp-
kins. He passed so counterfeit bull
on the bank of Georgetown TO The Stage
agent al Raleigh, and another bill Of The
same description to Maj, Hawerton al
Hillsboro, also ANOTHER Of the same de-
scrip,ion 10 The stage agen, in this place.
lie went from here 10 Salem. where we
learn thai he registered his name as John
Smith, and passed Off another Of his
counterfeit bills. He left Salem towards
Wilkeshorough. and we understand was
pursued but without success.
| He is middle aged man, rather thick
set, small whiskers, dark complexion
thin face, wore dark summerfrnck coal
and chip hat--sometimes cap. Slight
ly STOPPING In his shoulders.
This man is noticed by the observer
of last Tuesday ~ having passed through
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Arkansas. = William X. Sebastian has
been appointed by the Governor Of the state Of
Arkansas, 10 be Senator Of tho United States,
to FIJI the vacancy occasioned b the death Of Sc
nator Ashley.
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Messrs, Joseph Hon, Harrison Parker, Charles
W. Johnston, and Others.

Mesrs. Joseph Hob. Harrison Parker, Charles
w. Johnston. and Others.
GENTLEMEN - Your communication
of The 9th. informing me that John b.
Ieathers has declined his appointment as
a candidate for seat in The next l.egisla-
ture. and that the meeting. whose organ
you are, has nominated me in his place,
has just been received.
Believe me, gentlemen, that while feel
profoundly the hnnor conferred on me BY
your action. | deeply regret that our par
" and county should lose the services Of
gentleman so successful in the canvass,
and so faithful and attentive in his duties
as member; and that your clmice OF
successor had mol fallen on one better IL
ted, by education and more extended IN
1 formation, 10 do honor TO our great ant
ancient county, 50 distinguished for ~
able men.
But being arden,ly attached 10 The caus,
we advocate, and sincerely believing tha
the best interests Of my country are invol
we'd in its maintenance and success, d
mol feel at liberty, in the present situation
i. Of affairs, 10 thwart the action OF the meet
ling, and oppose the general wishes Of m.
friends in this section Of the county. b
!. declining the position your part'ality Ia
rendered 10 me. therefore, gentlemen
!, Though al great sacrifice Of my domes.i
. interests accept the nomination, and sha
+ use all honest indeavours 10 promote u
!, success Of The ticket.
d Very respectfully, your obt. servt.
WILLIAM w. GUESS.
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The Democrats National Convention, held In
the city Of baltimore Inst week, nominated the
Hon. Lewis cass. Of Michigan, rs the Democra-
tic candidate for President Of the United States
and Gen. William o. Butler. Of Kentucky, as
the candidate for Vice President.
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We have moi conversed with single
officer Of high or low rank. who has re-
Gently returned from Mexico, who is not
opposed 10 a renewal Of hosIilities in The
interior. Tin case Of rejection Of the irea-
ty,1 which could only be done by an en-
tended system Of operations over The
whole surface Of the country, attended
with great risk, with certain and heavy
loss of life. and with enormous expense,
and more Than doubtful as to producing
any favorable result.
We cannot believe that Mr.. Polk Ia
vors any plan Of this kind; but, should u
unfortunately be otherwise. we hope Con-
cress will decidedly oppose il, as we are
perfectly willing to go before the people N
November, no, only on the question as e
The objects Of this war, bul also as 70 she
mode on which il shall in future be prose
cuied. Ne,c Orleans Bulletin.
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Mr.. Richard III. Toler. Senipr Editor
&c the Richmond Wing, died in that city
on The 9th inst. Mr.. Il. conducted the
Lynchburg Virginia for some years, with
great ability. and had been a distinguish.
ed member Of The Virginia Legislature.
By the late Wing convention in virg'nla'
he had been appointed delegate to the
Wing National Convention.
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Public Sale.

WILL y said . De kighsa hiAaer. @ Tnsa-
" a. he I3th e gnne seat a shs nesasenos
e gama Rsy. deceased, I'll kis Perizhzhie pHpPrS-
e.. eoakisling q
DRY GOODS,
iIoasehnld and Kiirhsn Fumitnrs.
anl uany oahrF aEticles. loo trdioaa 70 neaGan.
A cFsdsf e niBe months will he given. he pa1-
chaser giving bon3 and sppsosed secaEify.
BENTON RAY, Adm'r.
Nay &c 81
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THE CORRESPONDENCE.
HiIlsbOrOugh, May ~, 1871.

- 80
William W. Guess, Esq.
DEAR SIR:-A letter having been re-
ceived from John b. feathers, esq. stat.
ing tina, though lie had IL first consented
10 accept the nomination as candidate
for a seat in The House oil Commons Of
the next Legislature, rendered 10 him BY
The Wing Convention, ye, on more ma
tire reReriion lie finds that his desire 10
crafty his friends has carried him farther
than his personal convenience will per
NIT, and he therefore declines The nomi-
nation. This being made known 10 The
citizens Of The county present. meeting
was held in The court house, and !. was
unanimously decided that The nomination
should be rendered 70 You. In compli-
ance with The action Of The meeting. we
address this letter 10 yon. and respectful
" solicit your acceptance Of the nomina.
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More New Goods,

May 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERsn
g" 4: Ell ca.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOEr
PEKIN TEA COMPANY,

- AVlNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No. iG7, West
So side Market square, Wheeling, Va, their AGENT for
tins city, he would cali the attention of the public -
those t"ELEbkATED Packet TEAS, the superior
excellence Of which il too well known to require COM
mehdatI0n. They have lie. N for a long lime the favor
Re Teas N the principal Atlantic cities, and ara fast
obtaining 4 character throughout the country which " III
give them precedence " hercver they are used.
Al housekecpers know how diicult II has been here
toiote TO obtain good Teas at fair prices, but the great
facilities of this Company enable them to place in the
hands oftheir agents the choicest article at prices which
cannot tallto sustain the high character already attain.
cd ny thcm, and tthey should not SUIT, you have only
TO return them 10 the agent and get YOUR money refunded.
~NOTlCE-As many imiiaiors have risen up who are
vending an inferior article in The name OF this Company,
they deem II proper to state, IN order To prevent iInposi
tian# that none are genuine which 90 not bear on every
package, ia addition To Inc title nfthe Company, that of
M~cCAlLMONT & BOND.
5 Z corner Market and Front SITS, Philadelphia.