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For the ! inquirer.

HILIFAx, JlDc ,, 1919.
Well. really though hat the iteVriehd Eur
,or al The Danvlc Register would i"He a''".
wien il was given for MS soos bu i ssenis t."'
III Heaven and earth could nnt sop Giih ~. -,
hsiny a sinner, aud that oi tie wniS ale. 80
has stretched every nerve as the heaa OF Fa'tl
thai will mol BE- honest in politics, as hey ae'n,,
themselves. Their proceedings mere 10 eie.
EIournuy, show that they have used nndef
means. and for that reason they see 'hat ny
have gone SO lar ahead OF honesty IN tins o'S,
,r,c, rba, all the powers of earth could mol rsnt
nom The same Editor al their head am rear
10 .trai. will lead them 20 far aslfay, thai me,
,yiil he constrained 10 CO mi, The unpaldohao'e
.;n OH Editor. stop and think before You laihcl
on Ii seems that your sins arc not enough o".
You are wiling 10 take all Tie sins OF me
The Third District upon yourself. ms Is ',iona
,hau can be enumerated bv figures snch d nav
h,en published before. will name tneui dS"'",
,ol they need double lashing Something eise '"I
come 10 lish. A certain man foae hiniscii dn0
morse nearly down in going rom tia'mdA -
p;usylvana for some understandings bul We
are in the dark about that, unless II was 10 use
snmr means 10 keep those Wing sherins from
sicnine The certificate. There was some oeVlhe'
and it is supposed tina! vas what ms person was
riding TO and iro for. Oh! Reverend Edhof, II yuu
are no, disposed 10 commit The unpaluohau'ee
sin. do lei the scales drop from your eyes, dnu
confess that your party has used humougeeiy
and deception 10 cut Dr. Averetl out OF ms Ius'
riobts. Mo man can saw any thing but mai ne -
henestly and Justly elected. The wings MADE
mest desperate efforts 10 beat AyereI'; theY were
determined, bur they could not control 'he rLo
,idcntial rains, which the Danyille head oil me
narly calls Democratic rains. am lfulY gao y
see that this Editor happened, accidentaiiy; -
nuhlsh one correct statement. Ii does .eem that
Providence and The Democratic party Is some
what linked 10 each other. The Edi'or IS puo'isn'
inc pieces in vindcaticn OF men who were con.
cerned in begging or buying votes, as you ma
have il-conIoliing them by The loan OF hVt
| dollars, and giving shoes; inviting me poorer
class 10 the Wing Tavern 10 dine, ana forcing
man 10 vote whose vote ought not 10 DC taken
AsIsee published before, he did mo- vote nimseH
tor lbey had 10 write down Fournoy's and ln'
county candidates for him; he could mol fecoi
lecl who he was 10 vote for, and one ol I'M
| Wing Commissioners voled The F,ournoy 'icHe
tnr him. What pity The Wings had TO IesoI
10 such tricks 10 help Fonrroy; ana, a'as! lhel
have lost him after all their double wTe-work
inas. These are facts, and public taels, Whici
can he established The Reverend Editor mao
q great clamor about The shabby sheep, me
Thai voted .or FluuInoy; and out oil ~, me.
have made out Two who they suppose are no
shabty. and styled them Dr. -, MI =
ri understand correctly who these 'wo een'leme
are | would say that they both baVe volea IN
Wing ticket before.
A TRur BELIEVER IN HALIFAX DEMOCRACY.
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THE CRY or DIs1rN,oN ,N,sn

Col Benton iied 10 Dive he people, IN 1874
irom ineir position in favor OF The annexation ol
Texas, BY raising The cry Of Calhoun, disunion,
and war with Me1icol These senseless predic.
tons were UNDECIDED. Texas has been annexed
and Inc Union rendered stronger than ever
Mexico has been sorIously logged for being de-
ceived aud msled by Benton and his coadjulors,
and the borders OF The Union extended over the
eoIicn regions al California. So much for lh 5
mlscfabie. rltiful subterfuge abou, disunion, the
cry Of which is like
"A tale told by an idiot,
Fall 2; Soual ard -sieniiying nothing"
[JeftrSon No E,trovolioa
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DEAD SEA EXPEDITION.

The narrative of this expedition, BY Lisuten.
ant w. F. Lynch, has been just issued from the
press Of Lea and Blanchard of Philadelphia,
whom we thank for copy, 1t is on sale at the
Bookstore Of Messrs. Nash and Woodhouse -
The work is elegantly executed as regards the
print, engraving and finishing. There are two
maps, one Of the Dead Sea and the other of the
River Jordan; and twenty eight engravings,
which delineate the scenery, costumes and char.
actsrs observed BY LIeutenan, Lynch snd party.
The volume is dedicated to "John Y. Mason
-sscretary Of the Navy. as slight tribute TO
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

RlcsnosD, jane llth, b o'clock, I. NJ.
six new eases OF Cholera have been reported
10 The Board, By The Faculty, as occurring ~ The
civ during the past 4s hour'. Of which two have
proved fatal, and tour are conyaesceni, y under
treatment.
There were also three other cases of Cholera
reported to the Board as having occurred pre-
yious to The last bulletin, which are still under
treatment
FROM indis pensabe engagements Of The phy-
me jas publication.
r. CLAIBORNE GOOCu, ". -, S.cy.
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SOLE ENCY OF WORCE TIERS
PIANOS.


VIZ rs ILHO.NIiLS FhO.N HUME
From tht New York sunday Courier MAJ 81, isi9
NE vi-lt-t The neat and vel, regulated establish.
w msnt OF Mr. Worcester, I7 Third ayrnur and
tired s-v+ral 81 hi- fine Instruments of which he has
large and We'll assorted took. Mr. Worceser has w :"
long ami favoraby known to the public AID every
strumrut hr makes he relied upon forbeing inte
atgabr in his business, he personally suervises and
inishrs ever one of them. This clrs fully acrouni'
for the admirable equality 70 be found through ne
whole range Of his -cair-an equality Which dsFhI,
itself In the perfect graduation Of power frol the loves
note TO the highest. The quality IL tone vhlch he Dr.
dures Is driiciansly round and pure We an cofdah
recommend 'r Worcester's instruments, or we hi'e
known and approved the make for many yaf'.
From The y. i. Evening Post. May = ~ :.
WORCEsTER'S PIANO FORTE FNDkf.-"s
take pleasure N calling the attention of or fraie's
Mr.. Worr-st-r's pisro-. He hts hem y" = SNOW"
the Inuslca public y successful n1nudctfrt ~ w.
Instruments, AM celebrated performers ia ',oNe"
them IN terms al strong commentator > " 10,
menls made under ms own siilrrinthhru'r ~
care and he gives hrs personal attention l. Inc fesu
lion of the touch and tone, which are ~ poins ~"
deserve most notice and that render themufh me ~
strumenls
am constantly applied with full anfcomptte -
soument al Worcrs:et's choice ns.rnlnrDs, Ia ~ncai
hey 10 invite the Alteration of purchasers mo desire ~
peru '''"''''' .doRRls,
June Bookseller and Dealer in iano foflss.
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NO % Mss EpGEw ORTIZ.

r.aa.rs will heal with reSie' y
he dralh 9! Maria Edcewol'h' ""o I'D
paoewonh ;cwn, county ol Lohsio'u,
49,, uov !, The age OF SO years. Tao wiz,
~ female novelist have been mere Iedu
49, ..,,;rsd in America. Her mind was mas
min. nor t,slcs pure, and The moral oil AL 'e'
wri,,no. useful. Differing altogether rom La
,;., alaItineau in character, as wei as IN sSN'
nor works will be read long after he hd'he "
,tr visionary shall have been forgotten ri'''
: i sid "a have lead a very retired MODE OF
Ito ye, her society was courted by The most as
,in.uishti men, al home and abroad. nc 10"
J,hn Randolph was her enthusiastic adm'fc''
The first divlsion OF he Engineer Corps VI '"'
Orange and Aleyan,.,ia Rai!fua! has comment
ed the survey Of the route.
This division set out undar the dlrec'ion o'
Mr. Notwithstanding as their starting point 'he
corner of King and Washington Streets AUX
andria.
,,,tn,aRy-Al meeting Of Hungarians
;. Nh y,,r on Wednesday las, il was resolV'
"a ,ba, The United States authorizes al WASH
;s.,on hs MENTIONED 10 send a diplomatic agen
u,os,Ir that country having bacome Tree
and Independent
~. ca,bolic autnorlIies 10 The WeslhaVe siVe'
...;,, - members o The Church to cal mea
IN Fritays curing he prevalence oil The on''e''
6sb salads, vegetables, &c being regarded a
more or less unwhoesome.
W. .re ,od.b,ed 10 Adams & Co.'S Express
for copy OF Wilmer & Smiths Hutopea'
Tines OF he 26'h May, received per s'ea"'
Europa,
New A,ur is advertised Tor sale IN Inc paper
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EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING The virei.
mia Free Press states that On The 30'h ult, while
negro woman and boy on The farm of Nh Jacob
Rinehau ShepherdstoWn, (Vs) were engaged in
milking, thunderstorm came up, and The build
ing was struck. The lightning passed along The
edge Of the ROOT, thence down the gable end OF me
stable md entered, killing two o! the cows knock
ing the boy ove-, upselling The bucket Of The wo-
man, and passing OF without doing farther injury
10 person or pTopsrly.
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GAL TtNl0RE MARKET lime

sales ,o.day 0. 800 bGs. Howard steel Pou,
fresh GROUND, ., "a 49,, AMI 100 choice a. 81 IS
also $50 u.s., suijscl q Ie.ilspecilon, al 81 62,
The ma k,l Is very GuIri.
Nssaies Cry Mills OF Sns9nehanra.
Sale. wblte Wueai a lie AMI r at ll0c.-
Sold Yesterday cargo Of very superior Mary.
land whir al ; IS.
sales yellow Corn a, 55 Soc and white a.
80 a SIC. Nothing IN Oa's.
we hear Of no sales OF Whisky. It's quoted
al u a 2ltc. ~ bbIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

Two Internal Improvement Conventions are
TO be held very soon, one at Salisbury, N o., on
the l4lh June, and the other at Memphis, Tenn,
July 4,h The people of North Carolina and
Southeastern part Of Virginia are interested in
the former, and the Memphis Convention is eS-
peeled 10 comprise delegates from all sections.
The Methodist E. Church South have com
menced suit against the Methodist L. Church
North in good earnest, claiming due share oil
the Church property. Tie writ Is issued re-
turnable TO July term Of U. 5. Dis'ric! Court IN
phialelphia
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Photographed Tor The Baltimore American I

ARRIVAL OF UNITED SHIP LEXlNG-
TON-LARGE AMOUNT OF CALlFOR-
MIA GOLD.
The Uniled States Sloop.oi. War Lexington.
Commander Chalard, is now coming up he
haIbor She is from California, and lasl from
Rio de Janeiro. When she lc;t San Francisco
she had On board SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-SlX POUNDS OF GRAIN
GOLD but landed tour hundred and ti'iysix
pounds Of il al Valparaiso she, therefore, brings
only Twelve hundred and eighteen pounds d il H.
this city.
Among her passengers are SAMUEL +. Tia.
card, who was sent home from Rio IL Janeiro
Frederick F. Robinson, Mdshipmar, anu
Thomas II. Stevens, OF The United States Navy
with his family, who came in The Lexington
from San Francisco.
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Photographed for The Baltimore American.

JUHt VT.
The barque Bosionian has arrived, with dates
from Buenos Ayres 10 the 28h, and from Monte.
yideo 10 the 9th April Letters from The latter
port state that The French Admiral had entered
int arrangements with Rosas Tor settlement
II all difficulties, which VIII be- mm"d e',y
sert 10 France. In he meantime an armisricc
Of six mcGhs will take place. II was thought Al
Buenos Ayles lhai Tree communication he.
tween there aud Mon,egideo woul soon take
place.
Ted George F. Talbot Tor Governor.
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The ia, in the ely Of New York, Of Thos.
A. Walker, for he murder OF his wife, has IL.
sulled in verdict Of scquiua.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

Impeachment BY tie GoUernor RI Virginia
Thadteus X. Wclmorr, d 81 Louis, - BE-
Commissioner 10 take acknow -. smcnls d
deeds, NC, in the S,a.e OF Virginia.
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yItfSI<IAf, -,
DEATHS.

u..,s ., COOL Water in Hanover, on the ah int,
10 IN. Rev ". v Bowers DR.. RICHARD + BERRE
I'EY 10 BETTE STAPLEToN, daughter Of PatrleI
n p,i,. an of Hanover county.
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77ilE RICHMOND ENQUIRIES.

dismissal from the petty Offices which they 0e' ~
in order 10 crafty pulled up and pampetsu ' Iu
voea,es OF slexican prclcnsioas; YET such = ',o
conTse which General Taylor has puisu'e:u' " "
the di.ma, Of al rightminded anu Ju mnm"c
Wig, AID 10 INC astonishment OF The Dcu'SI
racy. who one and all entertained las s.;,;on
ooipion OF the Generals temper and uispo,' 49,
until hey saw these damni"g proofs .nI' c mar
had formed an erroneous opinion oil bis rea' '"1'
~. IrI,nns C6flrtfr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

The New Orleans Bulletin, after luo''og a
portion of our remarks upon the decision of the
Supreme Court respecting the right of the States
to TAI foreign emigration within their limits,
sdduces the fact tina, all of the Judges, ex cept
one, were appointed since General Jackson s 40
cession to the Presidency, and rather intimates
inconsistency on our part, 10 disappearing of the
opinion off, majority Of the Court We should
have preferred to see the Bulletin taking stand
upon the great States rights question involved
instead of designating the political complexion
of tho Judges. be they "modern Democrats" or
any thing else 10 looking to the decisions OF
the Supreme Court, we are not in the habit Of
considering what may be- the politics of its mem
bers. When We cbronlcled The passenger. tax
decision, we referred TO it as great question
affecting the rights Of the States, and nothing
more,
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~, !, lIarover county Va, on the Both Or.nt,,
lar al inflammation of he womb, combined with per
torral Inflammation. MAkf u. 'oN.H' eehsof' o. "
Gallon IL Jon.., and second daughter OF Cap,. Wa
lyin,h.ld deceased leaving three small daughter.
and ,hrar sons, the last OF whom ara ABOUT twelve
hours after the death OF the mother, ana was conducted
from The womb the grave ~ the same comm win his
o,n., h,viur seen tnr light al Nature before lis De
cra>r The OF thus has never br"h ~ ne abt
j, assiur .uIoci.s On the dead. hut inasmnch . ne
mad al intimate acquaintance win The deceased to- ie.
wa, ~ can testify TO the rnIh. that sGc Gsd a. she
h,l lived tor near years 81 n1f devoted Christian
M n the triumph 81 iaith over tue World ihe Mesh
aul the eSii, and ~ TIE JoSiu nope 9, elofy nonoi
mi ,n,nnrtality Alter having called her chIldren
o,ourd her br SIDE and gwen thrn NE most whole
- "A monitton and instruction, she gave them part.
IN Kiss, also her husband, aud then sung
ri, religion that can give sweetest pleasures while
r,s ,.l,ron must supply solid comfort when We die
Afer death IL Joys wi be lasting as eternity
Ne The living Cod my friend tRrn my biiss VIII never
end.
,,hich she yirlird ~ her spirit 70 Him WHO gave
1n Inrd gave ana Tie Lord hath taken away, ana
,y ~ ms glorious name for the consolation OF thr
np. ysilh which the g"-prl inspires h-f surviving hu-
hand III seeing her again, mad IKE tlr gnfi"is ht
.m.r and ying forever MS presence, where thris
~ 10, ana Al his night hlud where there
/ pleasures iufeverH!urr
Md II M, Capolr Farms, the residence Of his Ia
,,,.in 'I,w drol Er-kiu- IN Guadalousr 70, Teias
/ on The 10Th ol April last, JOHN u. ANDERSON, tsq
!, IA. aqh year oi his age iir was The son OF Doctor
| Tbnm,s Anderson. and native oil buckingham c0lh
!. V,rainia When quito young, hr was taken by hi
father 10 Alabama. and Afterwards e me kePhniic e
J.-as soon after their arrival IN That country III.
nurd the heroic army which freed Trras and the Tel
ans from the despotism Of Mexico and fought brayei.
on the glorious h-d o San JarlDio The subject o. i
brief sketch studied law, ana Though ne came 70 tt
Ia, when yery vnnng soon distinguished himself ana
"a. apponted District Attorney. tie was Afterwards
elected 4 member Of the Convention which formed the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

Cholera has entirely disappeared in that section
OF he Stale. II says "lhe high wind on the nis hi
OF the 18th ard the succeeding day, win tn.
clear warm weather Of few following days,
seem 10 have destroyed the disease Or have wal
ri the choleric atmosphere, that had scltIed IN
his Valley. 10 some oher region, 10 perform is
mission ~ destruction tnsr.. In the Salines,
a lhr SIT Works all along the river ataye Us,
the Cholera las disappeared AM the heal!sLA TIC
hands is restored and The few furnaces Il. n wsre
entirely Or partially suspended are again in Toll
OPERATION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

We remarked IN Saiuttay ihat al The .ine II
his death, Gen Gaines vas HI seniof officer in
The Army. Such was our impression On look
ing over The Army Register, however, we disco
yer that Col Walbach, o, the Ali Artillery, en-.
tered The Army on The same day wih General
Gaines. January 10, 1893, and that the venefa
bic Col Many, Of The Sd Infantry, catered il June
4, 1898 sir months earlier than either Of these
eenIlemen.-NatioYai IntsNise'eer.
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DEAD SEA
L. YrHISE RnDE STDRE

EXCHANGE BOOK STORE.
NARRATIVE OF THE U. STATES - :.
" petition TO TIE RIVE; JORpA,r,
AND TIE DEAD SEA. b. w. : L2heo' :.
5. y Commander u he EXPEDITION ~ ~ ~,
and 5eaniinl oc,ayo volume o. 50iFaseS, ""
maps aai liins f4ions, IL he hand,mesl si":.
The maps arc II ~ River Jor!an nd !ne Y :
Sea, IS pla!cs-Yiz: joufce IL ne Jo5a"
Camp Asa-Shs:if Il Mecca Coo"
-Tibefus-RuiGed Bnler-Jurch r -. ~,
Bathing-Saore oi Dead Sel-Pilaf o. %,
Tomb Of Absalom-valley q. JeDsepaah IN
From this summary OF the con,en'st VIII Is 80.
that The expedition explored all themo' ~ ,H'i g,
Ting spots Of he Holy Land. f,ce S 30
sale b. JOHN Nj WEE
June IL l4h ST.. next toeos' "" I'm
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The Boston Journal OF Friday has record OF
some two hundred and ninety-nine vessels, en-
hracins ninely.hve ships, one hundred and four
barques, fny-eisht btigs and forty-six schooners,
already on The passage 10 California; and his
number is being daily augmented.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

The death OF Mrs. ANN MARIA PISKHEY is an.
nounced in The Baltimore papers. This yenera-
Die Lady was sister OF the la,e veteran Commo-
doIe RonoERs, and relicl of the Hon. WILLIAM
PIsKSEY, one oil the most distinguished states
meH OF our country.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,.inonD MARKmT-. JUNE

aIciiIoaD NaRi<:T-. JUNE IL
TOBACGO-Rcccipis and Inspections -.
c,ea,,pg, bu. winou; any change IN pr,cp, :
Good aud tine manufacturing anu strmm,,,
kind. are IN demand, and sell feaciy a, pa,
prices. w quote Tugs s. 80 % 81 IS and s..
common cat S3 50 "A 81; mcdling 10 GOOD ~
Is Is 80 and So; good 10 hne Sc so a 81 5o
and 50; ezra manufacturing $40 SIP So
FLOUR-S5.
WiEAT-90 a 95 c. Tor red; 100 for Whit
the mills have ceased grinding ior he season.
CORN-50 cents.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
ElSti-tlerfings are very scarce Gu, Sc ,,
a, which price sales are brisk Gross dull al So 3
al IA; Shac SO 6-dul'.
BAcON-vmsina cufed 4: GEMS. hoo
round: Western SIDES + ct GEMS; Shoulders
!, IS. cents; Hams . 9 'cn's-~lh be!lsr
demnad.
LARD-Barrel. ! a I. cents; kegs Il CT.
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C5uon Demand iaif, but prices are 10 isro,
Of buyers.
Flour-The marke, for Flour is irm, with )
good Eas-efu and home demand, al some in.
curry tor shipplns-We quoie common Gepe,ee
nom "a SO 10 "a CIT; Howard street IS Sale
OF 1000 barrels.
Whea,-Prime white l27 10 1913 cents; 60 r,t
ioa 10 l03. Sales oil 20 0O0 bushes.
Ccrn-2rime white So; yellow 81 TO 81 cents
Sales uf 30 100 bushels.
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LEAST SAID SOONEST niENpEp.


We had though, that all talk OF conlesiing the
election OF Or. Avereit 10 Congress from The
halifax District had died away, and that the
Hon. Thomas S,anhope Flournoy was ere this
fully resigned TO The retirement which his lae
constituents decided he should enjoy. There
were various limitations OF contest thrown
out, aud these wc'e magnifed in importance as
they were taken up by press after press at dis
lance. Yer, nothing tangible came from The ex-
Representative. The last DanviIle Register has
the following, from which i; appears that there
are still numerous enquiries :"
"WILL Ma. FLouRNoY CoNrEsT7--From lbe nu-
msrous enquiries we have made on that subject,
there is no doubt considerable anxiety in the pub
lie mind 10 know what course Mr.. FlouSnoy in.
tends 10 pursue in regard 10 The return Of his
competitor 10 Congress- Although we have no
authority to speak for lha, gentleman. We DO
know that ne desires TO be excused from contest.
Ing DR.. Averet's election. MIR. F. believes thai
he was fairly elected and therefore justly entitled
10 The return, but having been cheated out OF II,
he prefers 10 let his opponent eujoy all The honors
which attach Ia suca an election He hopes, here
FORE thai hi. friends wilt Iot N = on sending
him on what n iu;elliseht currespoadenaeni
regards as an crraEd OF mendlcancy ~
Washington City, 10 whine Tor seat which
is his, and should be his or every principle
OF equity aud fairness Grateful 10 his
frienGs Tor The cordial supper, they have uni
tormly extended 10 him, he willing 10 undergo
almost any labors they may impose upon him, but,
disguised as he is al the treatment he has receiv-
ed al the hands of the wire-WoTkers OF the op DO.
size party, his extreme seusiolli;y shrinks from
this contest, and we hope, therefore, his wishes
may be respected
This is anew way OF proceeding on the part
OF candidate who believes himself iaiIy elect
cd. II MIR. F. thinks So he, ot course, must le-
gard himself as the righlul representative q the
district; and wha, manner of representative is
he who slanGs By and allows his constituents 10
be cheated out OF their Legitimate voice in Cor
CREST He "is willing to undergo almost any la
bors" but This extreme sensibiny >hrinks from
sfAis contest" This is well enough said; but why
say anythins2 Justly entitled l. the return" yet
"prefers 10 let his opponen, enjoy all the honors
OF sseA an election" Some = Nj. Flournoy'.
frieods who gave him ''the corr support" for
which be Is SO grateful, will be ap 10 eIcaim,
20 most lame and impo,ent conclusion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

Written hy an absent brother, on rpcel,ins the 80
ue .iict nee OF her death.
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Photographed Tor he Baltimore Americana
WAsaINGToH. June IL SIP M

WAsaisGTos, June H. 5 P. NJ
The Secretary OF War has issued orders lor
the observance Of the usual military honors on
account Of the death Of Gen. Gaines
NEw YoRk, June 10, 3 p Nj.
Sixteen cases of Cholera and ten deaths since
the official report Of Saturday.
ST. LOUIS, June 9Th.
The latest news states that in tho recent fight
between the Sioux and Pawnces, al the forks of
the Platte, the latter had fifteen warriors killed.
Bryant and his party passed Fort Kearny on
the 2lst May. All well
For the "a hours ending last evening. there
were % nterments from cholera, and s frcn,
other causes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

We have 80 cases Of cholera nnd deaths
since yesterday. The weather IS very hot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12

We are indebted 10 Adams & Cos Express
for a copy OF Wilmer & Smiths EUROPA"
TIES Of he 26'h May, received per steamer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-12
Telsgraphed Tor the Baltimore American.

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