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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
kbassttiStsHs,Is.

N VIE partnership heretofore existing under Tie
n style aid firm Of Ndkins1n s. Hatcher, Is tins
day dissolve 10y mutual consent Persons Indebted 10
the requested Ia settle with Ihus VI. IL
usun who 5 alone authorized receive collect he
having purchased the eutue Interest Of Jnu. A. Hat
cher those having claims against the concern Viii
present ibem I" INN Tor payment The name Il lhe N
cern VII he used, where tls necessary, closing die
business oil the same
IlIOS. VI WILKINSON,
Oct. lS-lSf j \ HATCHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
TO TsyE, 5ay EssG

ANlNG purchased the entire interest ct Mr. john
II \ Hatcher. IN the concern Of Wilkinson s. Hat
,hcr, and taken the hause formerly occupied By hcln
Hrdaiiy invite call from the customers If The old
'frh aud the pubic, generally. Ia Mhum ! return sy
grateful aehnow Judgments for the NeI, liberal patronage
bestowed upon w tlhins1u Hatcher, aud hope, by va
reunited attention 10 business and determination 10 give
abstraction, to merit and receive cunt nu7titn at lEe
stm' shall keep constantly hand good assortment
At the moSt Fashionable and pretty q oGs t. lie had IN
The Northern markets, WHICH piedge myselfio sell
'heapas they can be had any where.
Oct. lo-lsit IlIOS. NJ WILKINSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

" We nave mol loom f'r The prlceelin.s Of III.
no Use "' ne' gales On Saturday The bill ,f ex,enI
wv me o'"'h"'seh turnpike from Salem 10 Bucb,.
w. """ afP'"'il'ins S"''Wo for that purpose, helm,
}" lis second reading Mr. Bn,we of1rred M ,mcnd
"'ni povldog lo an add tiuna apr prian ois, nm
Tor re- locaiI"s and Matchmaking The L,pchburo ,n1
salem Turnpike, aud his moion he bill aud a., o''
meni Were laid up II The table
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
y. SSODUV EFOsrOsls5P,

I L o r Ely At LAW
WILL ATTEND the Courts Of The Corporation q
W lynchburg and Of the counties of CaA poell and
Amherst.
All business entrusted to him will meet With rronp
attention.
Address yncburg.
Ills etlite is in reatof the tofJuhnJ Pursis ESQ
Srpttir! 2p-ts L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

"'' iai''"e' '"'h'ea ioT the erltne--t 1t. III.
rPc u r,, use ".s WAS 'i e'ar'e, the impending in.
'a''h :" nat VIII btco.ne of oaf liberties" said \.
prisoner I'VE 'hali lie made slaves ~" SAID ,,a
porter we shall De degraded nl5 be sl. Of ba,I. =,
Dat above ALL sid iae soldier, with well r,,,,,
"a'h VIVA, Will becane OF our religion p,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

o. The House oi Delegates. will be seen has
solved Ia accept he qnnla oi the distribution fund who's
me lily ot o"f Legislature his hitherto prevented Ha
Nia'r lfoln receiving We suppsr The Senate viii ~.
u, IN wa 10 be cohs stcu, 10 rfJec The res n,,
i'Ie are occasions When all ostehlalluus az heretr ,
50 called principles, instead ii Commanding resno,
m'Ieiy eArcs ndJcnle IL this matter. Nnpln,, L
been laughed al b., all her uejghb1 lon. enough.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

Tn Dom 'cra's t The LEGISLATURE in meeting late
ly hfd. have resolved upon STATE Convention 10 moe.
"n The 18th rrAiao, t the purpose Of fora ing elc
'oral ich,l and 10 organize ior the Presidential cleo
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

Among the latest ralnors-and We give II IA. II men
Iumor--s our, that Gen. Scott is 10 be- RECALLED a.,
Gen. LAY ur sent 10 command the army in Alxic,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
ticCsE or DELEGAlES
Tue. JAY. January ! ISIS.
sourH IVES rERN RlAD.
(R.p red fa tho l,.ne


rs read.
a. Perraw moved lha the biil ard substitute be ai,
~ he ishla
NJ Fhs, .es,rt the uauss would not con,rnl Ia III,
ia4a II the alspc, Of The mover va lainuuafIan. il
uls NJ gwen BIN al iiai tiua ! II nffrly - Il.
,r..sd IL nd b. gasaisd BY the House Il ~
.a,sad c ah eure "a tn liberal nisfnal WuayemeH
t.eRS u iae n yfr. AMI ali no beese 'e would de
ed j0ranl the apPsii 5ali"n' a he Suu,aes'eu
5sst u VIII eh tue sti'e wss pie cd li-Gl sure
iH4t II be oon view the 10 l., the eh, he Alf +
Old as pre- rdcial. it would - eitadfawn
Nj Pefiuw else a"ea aay hustllns 10 'hA imfs,rr
81; IN he elnifa'g. heaas us warntfoed. rs ID
e. was ofaks t.,sall Il tie ui III r7u'jnnif tn
"a frln ss'tn,a lanes river liz MIS- aware III II
b.. ~ ih- "a, !. "a the siaafun e Tie r'
isen Salem Baeharan: bit lie beNeh' conference
- tn So entertaining r1ati elF views would eaall II
eialft iuise ~ ~itb stasafs Gf c.fHlpoUg he + al
H. gic tanai wauld e re9npy atesd lie W. IT.
ii4e 'evrl tYneut II lhr me Su'bvtsf. 1d
r ringing the prdnc- 81 tbar roh e.nnp ~ sfeeJi-
r. n,ss-'sr Ia The canal
IL S.epheHs ~ warned the mrmitr lan N.ls4s.
III PER- VI against r8Hpse in. H. aPprfisila4 IT,
#sa = liawestst1 rad Win iha e11fest brttcra -
5ar. and Bachanau Ia winch should ia fhe irr.al~
= $ ruzd The aprppt atun mIelf Ia ~ - fhsi
.f... Had int she ISSUE between lhr.o hen =
..Isi. ~ naming ) t.rn iur F4saf4 term - #
seer al. is alprn, faiha cHH'd have tft1 o., iaHt faf
ir s4s I,ta au1lii h. -ib KEEP -.pHfat' i4.s IN,
..stlijs, I'D then #ttte h t.r c9H.tan ~ Ire "a
+ ..sauan s,sad - ioJ'rrHtr Hl r,rt hir
50. ,a>eiex p'aiaed tire ai, ard .ah-t H." "a -
- ". ,aaa5e 5 300 - I'D hefa la1s ose5 ,ea.
,ne Z 81 vas d,ief nufd utiH - liz H. sIaIafr.
-. ta4er rfte.drI IN ffs rs 90 T. aF s4Pa1fi.H. assf
z 20 tsfHni-u1' e>Hzi1fe e A1.Hal + 2 tie en-
- fI,i o tae rid. VIII IT ''siftef#n 't aat "a
tss ;l1A5kHB sa't b. expaH i.l ~ Has Ir4. i T.,
F. usu. ln-ssal ttc Siu ss,,, v.#fI Hsre O.. afIr
$50 g.. teat st tlr sas4#4 s,1. r af#Ha f1. H.
-.#..a q s#aa.Hd sc al a. Ter l" s. .=5z4 80
Ire sreect.
~ Ahsay .a4l. he hap.d the ra.tsaar ne z.f.tla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
TlllRTlETIl CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION


rts tluiI'n II red hg a1r Clayton, inqITnu Wher
the Srnoic nay exp ct rsce We cnmens II. III IL,
The .rdtra the day-beina The ien rr,.ineli bill -
Was ih"n taken Up.
Nj. ontienden moge1 IN strike ont all after tie IN
aar thug ibousald volunteers to serve r three ars
lis 4" J''I "as 10 Substitute volunteers Gr rcIaf,
ihta lis 40 Necessity iIr The ten regiments contenp
ID 10y me ofi3eai bl The Secretary Il War asks iar
'ae 'o''s 10 make excursions over the Territory al MeN
leo' a1d conquer when deeHed necessary ! he lore =
were M n'tde5, as Scdi with ABDUL len, and layor
WIN less uan i've 'Ipnsand Of Volunteers. had dliaitd
5hee No'A' VIM m'fe than donllf ibeir nuntefs-
No", "''n1 i"n'y 'ha sheId Of Mexico had been b'.
Ken, aud her irtFs srihlsrrd, aud her government ~
aaafely' Nhys,A ,l, large adlil,aa Gfcr. 1hrfc
ar more roil'z % TIE RIO Gr'ude uon tlan when The
'eiie' were achieved IN thu quarter.
Gen. Hr9tl La asI bern lno7 day frinI rcd snc
tHs last oHIlf-bt"e'n 10 aud 2Ul5u stronger al ~
/ his l#tlrm Yea tnz Ia the Capital. than "hen lr
p5@i IabN'd a. lie timef pheo. lie has n"" nfhahs
81 ozJJJ m1h Bfunri oJJD iur sickness. &c and he
h. Iit <'.o.o 10 defend psi IONS. Ne have upwards
u iooJJ men IN ne heau OF hrNep. Il rhitlng Is
sill gong III: and The President has aaih'uy 10 enist
mo 5000 10 I'll up regiments Of the regular arnf--
ad '0jJ Volunteers. The h"h gan resnn III has nj
5#eh tdacdi ais Adhlha AMI Louisiana Ada these
n il1er nj eld} N service, yon would have an amy
/ d ~ OF ll1,Npp u1h--lhsludli III * N tal5iaf
ma, %r.
HE expense vas matter Of consideration. Ten nil
lions Il dIafs Annually, Wo4I be fc4mfed 10 keep up
lbs sale Il alllrs.
IL WAS d<p sd 10 allow tie President power In cali
but. it gc ded III flt thaualnd Volunteers bn he va.
/ opposed TO adan. ten regiments 10 tie pefaanrnr
/ lice %. HE ANY, TINS course world ucp an,
Ieucy. and avoid the lnev able eNptnic atseud .
up5n5I different caurs. He past had gwen evidence
u tie efficiency Of Y Ianfcr1s
! fins war las II teen virtually enaad why 1, VT
fud $, many bite ,frrt. # the afny ollifInr tn.
serne If zee mt blitlc.nd rpln h,ip rem ,-ior .f
l1er a'hiryed luels There may b., sh rur-hiug uih
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COW sTocKro'N'S SPEECH.


+ We ran alitd 10 give o'i' d" 'N''"''' '''' ~
be sen ii't tue NAM N'"n' "''' - f'' '' - %
tlnarai spirit oi pr P's'''''" "' '''' 'e'""'" '''
French pc PIE IN '''' "''' i'"' ' " '''''''i
neal Jury u 'hfif ~ any ''' '''''' '''"' :" w
American l'r'i'e :" " ''''' - WV" ~
ras Strongly WI u ''' ~ " = = "
The at'ec' {" al "si '>''' " ~ ~ ' -
On others. arfe Is 10 p ST. '''H 81" u.s.
wi-h h pr'sryie aief ne manner u ''ian'"'"' anu
MAKE converts al ne P'"' - '''' e""'o ~ '.' "'
my u '"c f"e'.s"' =, ~ "''''' PN "" ~ ~
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S"'u VI '''' ." a.. ~ q" ''' u
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"'3o s''-''"'' e''d "'t'F, IFS 'Sa St'e'.c' Nhen
n''oi''4 '''dr7 'af an '"'ah '"u ""'a'' "a "''f III
'"N' 'o' "'' u'Na n''" i'si'''N ""' NJ" III "'''''
ana power are ii .'''"' I'i'.lA VT" Neiuz'N ~ ''1
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ne We ""0' f''S- ''s'"'' us'"'o1 "''e III
,ne Io'''o"' S9>'s''S I'll '' -, N"''' '..' - NV
lihf't' '"S Ms i'' u cur 2Io'""' mission" anu ''"e
mas Il nee" '"luea \ "'" era Sf'"s 10 ~ at "'ro =
Us qn'''""' 9lssa.'0' 'ao'a1e'm'n' u nee P"rP'7
Af
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

We have read with rcb lntonst aud qualification
The I'd annual report Of tho school commissioners Of Nor
'oik county. 1t vii BIZ rene rbcred tia, a SPECIAL law
was passed fr lbs unity in February, 1915. Tho
system has Eren carried effect and we have now
presented some nj The results.
Ia The fist place, lhc county appropriated from
nue. sources (uGt taAaliun.) S32 %
J he sell ol levy amnuhcd 10 Sab 10
Quoia of Literary fund 500 90
s. SO 10
With This sun there supported
u Teachers at $500 1900
200 .th
100 $50
Sdaly Of Secretary %
s. 50
Many Of the teachers competent 10 an academcal
course o instruction. and with few receptions all Of the
schools Lave been admirably conducted AT these schools
there have been Taught during the year, TWELVE
HUNDRED AND ELEVEN children, at the cost Of
little mnre than SIX dollars per head-of which only
bout lnr dollars were raised by taxation. Tile system
IS competent to teach. the same expense doujle the
number drhll'ren, and Illus reduce the y cnse pr
head. one half Instead Of nelye lundr, thildn 20
ing 10 school there Were but go !,re IA law w'nf
into 'f,cl IEct,wnHI i'm, rrh is rd ircI,d,nin
these In,seh # the ,isIc,s E,Ie is neat com
Portable and con nodi us chol House he great d..
larce any child has Walk is less than zee ks
The Comm s>i,crs aid have rr,cur teachers at 1t S.
s1aries-bnl they wisely determined to have competent
men, aud Therefore gave liberal pay The system 10"
tally IN operation aud is very TopolaT-a opposition 10
s'Ienctd and nothing could induce lie people to aoandon
il.
Now. hat has bern done in Norfolk county may BE-
donr in many others in the State.
We give AN eairaot from ihe n port,
One 81 The best recommendations oi system WIN
the people IS thai rs supported by lax levied upon
u'h pefsnn h'd properly III tie nr"rhn "i so"n' 'Up
thiid In the INNER 10 Wn- binds the latter. Every
White male en- gen over is years ciage is made COW
inbutar 10 the system, Wi, The taxable properly
Of tho cospy Pr schooIs are therefore loved Is I'~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

The Bank of Virginia, the Farmers b INK. and H..
fArhanse Bank have each declared svni- annual ~
vIdent1 Hoec md n haI pcraent. VI.
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ALBANY, Sept ii, 1913.
Movements of the Secretary Of Wy--IHe Nom,-
nations for GOrerYlol. Be- Sc

ALBANY, Sept. ii, 1913.
Movements of the Secretary of JVar--THe Nom,-
nations for GorerHor, &c, SC.
The Hon. VIM L. Marcy, Secretary of War,
Is staying at his residence in this city The short
interval of repose and relaxation from his ar
duous and important duties, which he has enjoyed,
has in measure restored HIM, and his health may
be said to be excellent.
The Secretary designs to return to Washington
III about ten days. Since his arrival here, he has
occupied himself with visiting his farm, near this
city, and in receiving the calls and congratulations
of his numerous friends. am glad to know that
he reckons among his sincere and intimate friends
here, some of our most lovely women the Secretary
whether he is in the Office or the drawing room
Is in fact IRE sstibe sort of person; (ride his
letters to Scott and others, and ride the nwritten
history Of his dnours). As Secretary Of War of the
L lifted States, his eminent ability, his uue-ripg iudg-
1nent, and undoubed patriotism have at least been
acknow ledged by the whole world including some of
his most inveterate enemies none of them dare deny
that he is patriot. nor they show that in the
discharge OF the responsible duties of Secretary of
War, he has not displayed qualities which challe uoe
the admiration and gratitude Of every American
citizen
On Wednesday next the free soil democracy will
hold their convention at Utica, to nominate caudi-
dates for Governor &C. On the follow ng dav Thurs
day. the wings will hold a similar convention at Utica
The proceedings Of these conventions will be highly
important aud interesting in every aspect the pro-
ceedings Of the wing convention will probably enabl
to form some opinion of the result of the approach
ing in this State believe there will be some
trouble in the whig convention.
am informed that the barpburners intend to nomi-
nate Gen John A. Dix for Governor This inform
may be relied on as very probably correct.
One of the whig candidates Dish HunD has bee n
written to- and has consented to withdraw in favor Of
the other / suppose Fish will be nominated though
have no positive information upon the subject.
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Died.

On Tuesday the 18th inst after lingering ilness,
Mrs ApELIA E. BRUsH wife Of Plat Brush, In the 46th
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this "wednesday
afternoon, at O'Clock, from her late residence 207
Hudson street Her remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery for interment.
At Searsdale, Westchester county ON Tuesday y, the
18th inst, of Group, in the fifth year of her age
LAURA, youngest daughter Of Jane and Henry Durell
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Port of New York, September I3, Is4s.
Cleared.


Cleared.
stea%ssrnS1sa5n4 BT Rysis Halifax and yrpo: Gu
bsn u r afS1:'2 Co.
Mathew Belfast J. kishardson, Watson Co. n'''s
st sshfasS5 Sf 81 &is
Belize Hon Ranso Lucy %smsa Mars Se cage h'''
Bss%oSs; aa1!Ss Jane si par?s
renee Salem; Appleton, Nickerson Boston '''' viz
Arrived.
TO e. B'Tg ~ 5 S d
ssssa
snip Calender lo Boscn Mason Liverpool, s. days. with
s sSn sS si1 ~ ugs'sssnssT to lord
d % 1 Splendid %sh h ess
SLIP Bsnd aqS + ifsdsfe
q da, j., with mdse, to J Ogden. '''''H''
lon . speke bark hi' john Sa's
p day. john for New DS
from ts .h Hook Sslt y C the News Boy
fpit ssSaF@s iof sal Pc:su August s with
nsr julia the s New i.ss s SSy with ms 10
Bark Edwin Augusta tsf P9rtland) Keacr New Orleans, %
nSrs Alice Tsrton C POrtsmeu) TOOcy Mobile, Avg 49,
Brig josephine, Haley Psrn, % days with mde, to Allen
bremen brig Betty, Pusch Maracabo Is days with coffee &C.
to Schumacher 18th inst 70 miles from the Hook
Brig Norman lof North Yarmouth) Leach Mansanilia Cuba
= das with tn mahcgany &C. to Lasaa Go. The
Brig Gov Tharp Porter Mayaguez via Philadelphia,
Brig Lady Of the Lake. ILL., Bermuda, 10 days. with SALT to
Big Excel Rsve Savannah days with cotton, &c. to stur
gee GsaRSn Sept Sc Of Cape Henry m. distance
York ben abos on ba 0 New
her deck lead Gas before rported) overheard and ca with
Brig Jones Coett, Wilmington, NC, days. with naval
superb Mudod Philadelphia 2days ballast to order
De Forest Left no Am vessels Aug 81 lat Ion 68
spoke Es oIhodSs Tor PenaSo INST ' " ~ Ion
sehr John paSon of Rochport Wheeler haanzas days.
BI,h chr Nautilus. Kelly. Halifax. II days with FISH. to
B Rp,,ia, a., ga.sesseers. x, c,, x,s =,
win snt ssa Se;e Nixon Cumberland Ms ID days.
sSi an s% G jsSsS. ss
s ssST ERRTg gs%S r Ha.ssi Ns5iSn days
R f fss%Se V Van SsB BsnPsr ysRa
schr j ingraiam, Holt virginia. yira,n'' ''y'
setr Gaelic Ss Smith, yirsinia 5dayr
s ssT s S,T R syd1' sGslsI {eTs
schr S.s.s. BUR- Knapp Richmond, Jdays
ss sRr E HsTyis SG s fei Berlin" days
soLr Nancy Bishop. Davis, Baltimore, days
sohr Emily johnson, johnson, Baltimore Gdays
sobr VIM Goodwin Williams, Milford, Del.
scbr John Jones, smith, Philadelphia, DAYS.
Sir Sir Henry Clay Nye . Ph,ls ssgi 2d,y
schr Statesmen, Was, xaciis', 8 dass
selr Union, Pendleion. TSomastOn.
sehr Gold Hunter Wright New Haven
sSSTp 5"no A nlsiF fis NsC Bedford
Brig Charlotte, from Hamburg. with passengers.
Sailed.
,o bi, Severn Bermuda packet ship Waterloo Liver
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Married

On Sunday, 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Hatfield,
GEORGE CRANNA of Aberdee nshre, Scotland, to Miss
ELIzABETH BuNNELL. of Litchfed, Conn.
Last evening by the Rev Father Pease LIST Sergeant
THOMAS STEWART, LIST Artillery, U. S. A to Mrs. B.
McKNIGHT. of Governors Island.
IN Philadelphia the 7th inst, at Hartwelrs Wash
ipgton House, by the Rev Joel Parker, D d RoBERr
d Ross. NJ D., Of the Cherokee Nation, to CAROLINE
FRANCES daughter of j B. Todd, Esq, Of New Or
leans, La. May they live long.
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Passengers Arrived

ST. CRoM-Schr Cassandra-Charles Bronze and Indy
Moreton. Coregon, Kelley, Brewer Hingson Robin
con, q Birket.
PARA-Brig Josepbine-J Landerer
MANsANrLLA-Brlg Noman-Mr Brugier.
BERmUDA-Brig Lady Of the Lake-P Myles 8 p Watson,
Mary Dunscobb, and 2 in the steersge.
NV ORLEANs-ship John @ Coscr-Mrs Bell Norfolk Va.
NEw ORLyANs-Bark Edwin Augusta-H Haley-ls In the
steerage.
honILE-Barh Alice Tarlton-Mr Geo Brown and family
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II IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
~ Post Once, SEPTEMBER. 1919
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date o. ns which sbsy ass advrssl
Arndt Miss MaranaT Austin Mrs AmeaA Allen MrsRG
Abortion Myria Arnold Mrs Smith W Agon MIS- Nsry
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PHILADELPHIA, September IL, 1913.

Democratic and Natipe Congressional Noni~a-
tioas-Sfeambccf Race-Fatal Aecideat.
The democratic Congressional convention OF
thee fourth district yesterday disregarded the
claims of Charles ]. Ingersoli for re- nomination,
and gave their votes TO John Robins, Jr. Mr.
Ingersoll was on the ground, wearing that old
white hat which has become so noted tor its regu-
lar appearance en- nomination day. The delegates,
however gave him the cold shoulder salviug the
affront by recommending him candidate for the
United States Senate. In the first district, Col
Florence was nominated by acclamation This CON-
pletes the democratic nominations in this vicinity.
The natives yesterday. made the following Congress
SIGNAL nominations First district, L. c. Levini
third dittrict }. H. Campbell fourth district Jacob
Brown.
sccount of the result in the first district,
nominee had declined being candidate but after the
Der OF the delegates against its regularity The
delegates had made up their minds upon other me a.
he came in. declared hiIsself candidate and at the
eleventh hour obtained majority of the wards to de-
clare in favor Of his re NOMINATION The Taylor nd
Fillmore men will now nominate David Paul Brown,
and the wing and native vote being divided between
these two candidates, Col Florence, the democratic
nominee, will inevitably be chosen.
Philadelphia city and county will therefore most
likely be represented in the next Congress by AN n
tiIely set of men, MIR. Levin being the only in
cumb, mt that has received a nomi nation and the
chances are against his success
race is about to take place between two ferry
boats. plying on our river. The money. 500 aside.
has been staked. and the struggle will take place in
day or two The Fashion, belonging to the Gloucester
line, is TO run against the Eagle recently the
Red Bank Ferry Company The friends of both are
sangnine OF success, aud much money will be staked
on the result
John McGrail. laborer employed by the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company, was killed, This morn
ing near The Camden depot. While in the act Of
jumping upon train OF cars. employed in bringing
dirt from some excavation making upon the road, he
slipped and fell beneath the wheels hich passed
his head and both arms severng them all from his
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INTELLIGENCE
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, viii con.
fer favor upon us by having ali parcels, papers, and
reports intended for the New York He,ad ready for
immediate delivery to news steamer the News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi.
cipity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports
whether foreign domestic, will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald through the mail
or otherwise ship news papers that may be deem.
cd of interest to the community. We viii gladly 70.
ciprocate the favor.
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DvoRcE.--The application for divorce in the
Philadelphia Courts, by MIR. Pierce Butler, against
wife, Fanny Kemble Butler. is the ground that
she has deserted him for two years, having been
abroad for that time in Europe Mrs. Butler resists
the application, and, large fortune is depen ling
the question whether the wife shall have her Legal
portion or be cut of by divorce, the case will be
ONE of interest "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-13

KIDNAPPING IN CHICAGo.-The Chicago, Ill.,
journal states that futile attempt lately in
that city by two white men, named Sherman and Field
to kidnsp and carry off into slavery free coored
named Dan Leopard. They succeeded in gagging and
tying him, and the assailants then ran of
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WHAT's IN NAME six of the leading Char
fists and Confede in England and Ireland, are
named respectively, Dsffy, CuGy, Rufy, Looney,
Mooney, and Rooney.
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PHILADELPHIA, August IL, IS4S

Nelr PFoptAler--MocKlng -dccldcnt.
The propeller King Phillip, intended for the
Albany and Hartford line, was launched at noon,
to-day. She was immediately taken to the ma
chine shop of Messrs. Reaney, Neapie a. Co.,
when her boiler hoisted board As her engine,
propeller, shaftpg &C., had all been put in place pre-
vious to the launching she will DO put in order for
steam in about week from the prese ut time.
Alice Douglass aged % the inhabitaut of house of
i'll fame, in Drinkers alley, early this morning. fell
from the fourth'story window, while asleep In the
fall, her right arm struck the top of feucc, nearly
tearing the limb from her body She received other
serious injuries about the body, and conveyed to
the hospital. IL is thought she cannot recover
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br enmir Severn Bermuda packet ship Waterloo Liver
pcn .hs mississippi (Rfcmer) Antwerp Peter Harck,
Min Calyeton Indiana New Orleans banks Rosna Bra.
one 81 1bomas France Alexandria briggs Hyder Ali River
10 Plate Mary 81 Johns M Lowell Orleans Ann Eliza st
Marks Clinton, bavsnr~h.
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