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punTJc MEETING IN BRUNsWlCh.,

puprJc MEETING IN BRUNSWICK.
Alta meeting OF the Democrats OF lhe Non.
OF Brunswick, held in LawrenceVine, " no>
day. 22i October, in pursuance Of Pnvsn,;on.
,ic. 10 aopoinl delegates 10 District Cen
10 nominate candidate Tor Senator on i and
Or. Henry Lewis was called 10 the on@"'
E. b. H. Biick, appointed Secretary Pre-.
Edward Dromgooie offered the toiio",as
ambe and Resolutions, which were 'aop n,,.. =,
Whereas, vacancy exists III Tue 80, 81;
Virginia By The resignation ot me ao'e 1 80
cient Senator from This District, Genera E o. =
r. Scof'; and whereas The Democracy, u :ne
o,brr couoIies. composing The Senatorial piSiic',
have met in primary assemblies ana afro,ui'::u -
delegates to District Convention, 10 DC he'a ~ y,
this place, and oil this day, Tor the purpose y.
nominating suitable and proper petS"u % '''
candidate al the approaching SPECIAL eirt.ioE.
Therefore Resolved, by the Dem cratic parry
of The county OF Brunswick here assenoieu' wa.
we approve Of The plan suggested ny The couuv
of Grernsville, of holding siic Conven'yn'
and that We will heartily cooperate WIN me
olber counties in maintaining The ascencaney OF
cur principles and measures
Resolved, That the Chairman Of ms meeting
appoint fifteen delegates io tic Distinct CohVth'
lion, which meets TO Gay al This place, 10 repre-
sent lbe views and embody The will OF The peop!e
OF This cOpnlJ.
The Chairman then appointed The following
person. as delegates: Col Ishsia Tfctler, d K
G Ha.kins francis jones, DR. John oreain,
Captain Thomas Gibbon, John F. Maclin, Taos
Mangum, Ed Dfomgoole, II uearlaeil, WA
Lett. Chas TurnbulI, John P. Atkinson, Or +
W Harrison, Turner Saunders and Gro Shou.
On motion Of Or Harrison, Ihe Chairman a1d
Sc; relary were added 10 The delegation.
On further MOTION il vas resolve! that he
oceedinss OF his meeting be pub!ishrd IN 'ae
Petersburg Republican and Richmond Eaquirer
And then tie meeting ac ,nrned
HENRY LEWIS. Chairman.
Qt S.craIl.L
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AN lTNI.UCKY GUN.


4 n.rcopal friend. who is acquainted with all
he circumstances, has furnished the WoodstocS
Tenth Legion with The following details res
pecing gun.
Several year, ago, MIR Benjamin +, Miller,
Uho resides near Washington, IN Rappahan
mock county, had favorite negro boy, whom ne
frequently took with him in his hunlios efcur-
sions. On a certain occasion, he took his gun
on 10 shoot birds nea his fathers house; ihe
boy follnwsd Elm as usual; and, either forgetting
or not observing the boy between whom and MS
master were some thick bushes, ne shot The bird
and kill, d The boy al The same time
In November lasr, man oy Inc name oi
Johnson, also OF thai county, had halfd some
wild turkeys, and had concealed nimseii ANU
the limbs OF fallen pine nee, near HE pace 10
avail, their arrival. Another gentleman, uamed
Fletcher, who had by some means possessed
himself of Johnson's gun, was hunting ior 'uf-
KEYS in the same neiehbnfhood, and passing near
he Tree under which Johnson was concealed
and attracted by noise among The branches,
catching a glimpse OF Iohnson's head, who had
on a black iur cap, he fired, and The unhappy
man fell, exclaiming, Lord, have mercy on me!
and Immediately expired.
Tha anlucky gun vas purchased Vi MI.
Fletcher by gentleman named Curfan, VINO re-
sides near Flint Hill, in Rappahannoc. county.
And a lew weeks ago il was again the instrument
Of death 10 human being. Mr.. Cur'an was
hunting for turkeys, near The dwelling u his
bro,hef.in.aw, Mr.. George w. Compton, and
coming 10 s1me thick bushes among which were
grapes, and seeing something which he supposed
~ be a turkey. whou, taking a closer obseIva-
lion. he fired, and horrible 10 tell the unfortunate
obiec. proved 10 be daughter Ct Mr.. Compton,
aged nine or len years She lived until The
n.xt day and expired.
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AN IMPOSTOR.

The Petersburg IntelligeDcer warns The puo-
lie agaias, an imposior, who, for Inc last 1htee
weeks has there passed himself as neI n" Oh
he Rev. MIR. Maffi /, and 10 be deaf and dumb
He was recognized by a gentleman oil Peters
burs. who knew him in OSensyil!e, KY where
he wen. by The name of WIN. 0. Chapman, and
where he was known 10 make pretty good
sneech and vas no bad hand al sermon HE
Is about feet inches in hegh has mole on
bis left cheek, rosy complexion, and has sign
bsyr on his tongue when he condescehds 10 use
that organ OF speech. lie has been gong ANU
town selling tracts
Some weeks since we saw al individual an
svering the above description. lie ssemea 10 "
successful 10 laYying contributions here as wei
as in Petersburg, where he eyi'd some go upon
The Methodist cler3ymen last weeA 10 aueLoahc'
on The Conference.
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DEPARTURE OF M. PoUssIN-This
gentleman sailed from New York for Havre, on
Saturday al noon, With his family, BY the pack.
e: Bavaria. The Tribune says SIZE was al
tended TO the ship by party OF some thirty of
his personal friends; the French artisans OF the
city also sent 10 HIM farewell Letter. regreuing
bis departure.
awe learn credilably that NJ. Poussin is TO be
succeeded BY NJ. Monholon, and NOT by NJ. Sain
Bots. .Comte"
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These are all The counties ia the State; aIn
,ccord;no 10 our table, the foo!inss show u'"-
civ n over 7C0 90 the Democratic side:
We have undoubtedly elected our hI I,s's
Iudse Jewe. Attorney General Cha'held, eia,e
?, isop Inspector Cas, and Cana COMMISSIONS,
Follet; and we shall not sarreraer .ne res. UNI
wc see ur,her returns than We nave a. P'es ',n,
Judge Lott we fear, is beaten tcf Lo" pronhu
by Washington Hunt, Oh account OF 'ne "'op"'
"RooIhack."
There is very little change to make 10 inc u.s.
&c nuhl,shed in Yesterdays Posi, except inat ,os
chances are now that the wings have INC |tn
and 30b districts. II this should l1In our So Tux
Sepa.e will te Is Democrats 10 II Wings
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GEN. SCOTT was yesterday invited by

GEN. SCOTT was yesterday invited ny a
committee, representing The citizens TO par'ake Of
| nublic dinner. lie declined he well incr'tec
bonor but said he would be happy al any lime
10 day before 3, P. NJ, 10 exchange situations
| with The citizens. From the following proceed
;nes il will he srcn that an Interesting cere-
| mo,v nj reception will Today take place al The
Capitol Square:
HoNoRs TO GEE. SCOTT.
A, mee,iny of he Committees heretofore
,,nn;n,ed by public meeting, 10 receive Major
General Winfield Scott, whenever The city SHOULD
ba bonored hy his presence, now convened up
~ Tho occasion Of his arrival among us, Ber
nard p,y,on vas called 10 The chair, and }. T.
R,nwn annoin,ed Secretary. The following pre-
amhle and resolutions were then adopted:
Whereas The visit CT this illusrloua ci'i7sn
affords the opportunity, earnestly desired oy our
! civ and which was long SINCE sou2ht ihronsh
Cnmmii,ee. depued 10 wait upon him, 10 testify
| The admiration OF his character ana services
| cherished by his lelo w.cilzens OF his communi-
| IT, in common with The "noie oouy VI "'' s'd'e'
| tul coun,rymcn, therefore,,
:, Resolved, That the Military Companies Of
the citv. and the Public Guard, which is request
=, to unile. and the ciiz:ns, will wait ufon Ma
ior General Scott 10 morrow, Tuesday, i3ih No.
. Resolved. That public dinner be rendered
N him Al such ume as be may have The sind>
| ness to appoint.
2 R,s,lyct. Tha, Capt. Dimmock Of the Pub.
lie Guard. and the Captains OF The several Vol
| unlecr Companies be requested 10 acl as Cohi-
miltee in making the necessary engagements.
B. PEYTON, Chairman.
D..~,y
Ala meeting OF The commardants OF The Vol
uneer,. and the Public Guard, in pursuance
with the above proceedings. Capt. Dimmcck was
| called 10 The Chair, ana Lieut. Brown appointed
Secretary.
Whereupon the following resolutions were
adopted:
l.Resolved, That ,hc sev'ra! Volunteer Corrs,
nd III. Pubic Guard, met upon tha Capicl
Square on Tuesday, the llh November, al IL
o'clock, form into column and proceed 10 The
quarters of Major General Scot, receive him
9th due hcnors, and escort him 10 The Capitol
where he will be welcomed by VIM. II. Macfar-
land, Esq, who is hereby requested 10 do This no.
nor on behalf Of The city.
When ibis ceremony shall have been inisbed
the Gen. will be escorted back 10 his lodgings
and the M ilitary dismissed.
2. Resolved, That committee consisting Of
Capts Dimmock and Nimmo. wait upon The
Governor of Virginia and invite him to be With
The General during The ceremony.
3 Resolved, That the Mayor Of the city be
requested 10 be with the General upon this oc-
casion.
4. Resolved, That the Chairman of this meet.
ing be requested 10 inform Maj. Gsa. Scott. Mr..
Mcfarland, and the Mayor Of the city, of the
above arrangements.
CHARLES DIMNocK, Chm.
joan T. BRowH, Sec'y.
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WHAT TIE PEOPLE THINK OF IT.
Kiln AMI hlelIlX

] ;,
indispensable prerequisites to The oes'owai OF Of
f,e. and The absence of either oil these qualities
shall be deemed snficient cause Tor removal"
Toylor's Inaugural
Joseph Justice, Sem, lale Posimas'sf CT the
CITY Of Trenton, removed by Gen Taylor; was
e'eccd Sheriff OF Mercer county, N J., BY S. ma
ior;ty. he county gave Taylcr las; fall, oS3 ma
joriy. A good commentary on Taylor pledges
Pennsylrasisn.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRE
rooo ppo1TGuAM ANpLoLA Monies

LORD BRCUGHAM AND LOLA NUN ~ =.
A London Correspondent OF The I'VE" io'A
Miro, ,la,cs that Lord Brousham has ei'en ~
dica,iop. 4 having washed his hancs OF s,'.N.
bo,b as regards Turkey and Aus!ria. i'e
n,r,fd 10 shave squlh. The Hapsburg Envoy
a, Paris This week by declaring that all Eoe'"".
- mid sbow 6eSt Tor the Sultan, il necessary
and 10 have told The President, 10 whom he was
taken ty our ambassador, Lcft No'uiaA''' '"-
), uuss, 10 sion The Haynan horrors OF MI n mas
sacr. and womca whipping. The LoIo t'a''5
&c ,;krlv 10 have his leisure al Cannes ms fiehe"
country sea,l agreeatiy diversified by nelns ap
ns,,cd N on another matrimonial squaooie, d
his lair and fiery friend, Lola Monps. q nss
Waters, or Mrs James OF Cou"'e y. .S.I,,n
,a,I, nr wha,eyer her anne really is, has shaken !,
hersslt tree from young Head, having nfs San nau
secured on her Tor life, as Miss Lola, 13,ooo a
wear. which, with economy, will pfooao'S ssI,
her il bull dogs cigars, and horse~h'ps' i1ean'
&c ;nconsnlable but his Swapping inamola'"'
having vowed she would well nun II LIZ 80 :
within reach OF her arm, which can "'e ~. a
cail-skin equal 10 any tanner !" va 10 hos
riefs, Comnany, h cun:cssss al last MA. ~ na'
nut his foe. in il, aud walks on on ms not
| |, - GRAND 10 his maiden aunt. WHhih 'he gu
cui, d her apron strings, it is 10 be hoped Inc
green" individual will henceio'ih oos a. ao H.,
browns" and not be 'donc" that veIaan' COW,
again in hurry, even Should snoiher Dosss IT,
Chancellor like Brousham assure MN 'h"' VI,
next lady he may fall 10 love WIN mas p paa
10 commit bisaiuy. This, aceoto'ns W DIo -.
hams law, wouli seem 10 De 'e .ase y, WV" r;van
Ama,op 10 whom Head has 50 saplen'iy gwen
sach an allowance a. suggests the norcn that hc'
i pin money" was acquired i'r Californian \,
IFS only goose she has stuck AFTER all, and ous
Thai can. fortunately, hear plucking
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT.

Gov Floyd appointed on Friday, Mr. Alexan-
der Layne, son OF the Delesae ltom Allesha>
nv county, and al present at The University oil
virginia. second Lieutenant il the Pubic
Guarj Of his STATE. TO supply nr sacancy 10
,ha, Office occa>i"nei BY Inc pfom"inG 81 second
Lisulenan. Ed. ) Cav, 10 fill the saeancy IN he
office Of first Lieuienaat made by The resignation
OF Lieu,enan, Brown, which look effect on the
Isl nsi-l VIZ.
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TIE RULING PASSION, &c.


The Washington correspondent oil 'h'
York Courier saws that al prolIac'ed mee''ns
OF The cabine, they resolved TO decapl's'e o0 -
l. Edwards, Commissioner OF Pa'eh's, H"e
o,,lv remsi.ins head o, bureau in the Home
Department" He has been most 'A' NV. ...a
capable officer, but the Regency nave d"s. p.I NV,
10 blast his reputation and conV'c' n'nA " -.
vance of iccompetency, and charge opoa "''
Bureau discreditable confusion ana e''ss 'a"I
Gu acy. The mos, remarkable 'nlns - 'H',
E. is very moderate party man and fea'iy ~.
clined 10 Wing opinions, bn' MS long fe'en'''n
nrd.r Democratic administrations anu 'ne '''J
moderation OF his politics. iufnisheo suli'e.'
excuse Tor mo party" Regency 10 oiacAeh "''
official conduct and remove him, 10 maze Ioo'n
for more subservienl par'izan. Ills 'a'e IS &c
nerally regarded as sealed,
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n TEACHER WANTED.

I WISH To engage teacher who IL qualified 70 h
Geography English GRAMMAR, Arithmetic, h'ss'
Ceom, Try, al! tie Latin Language accurately. :,
factory iestinca mails Of the al2inens aad in0ilt q
acter Of the teacher viii lie required. lie mill D.
with my family and have other pniiis hrslus'
foar sons re,I-rs address 10 ne 4, cai:a, cnnheili
VIII receive attention. NtbAll
Nny l3--rfl5n
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8J- BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
regular monthly meeting OF the Board, will
held this evening nj half past 4 oelo K, 10
Vrstry roo.i OF 81 faul's Cnu'2h.
6. REEVE. Corg Sec!
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PIrrsauRaH. Nov. 9

PITTsBuRUH, NUV q
The Grand Jury have found true bill against
the editor of The Post, f,r having pronounced
General Tsy lor's speech which vas reported by
Temple,on, a caricature and forgery lAno'her
proof OF Wing love for The libery OF Tie pfess.l
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EllR Ik.AAE.

FOtt LCAsI-s
THE "Swamp Paru = lying on the thitiahci
L River, IN Tho county If Hanover, belonging u
estate OF the late Doctor Reuben Meredith, WIN U
f-Ird for lease 10 the highest bidder, on INC 'sh
of December le49, II lair, II not, the nett faif
on the premises, n II O'Clock, 4 NJ, for ibr "fa
four years from ihr Isl day e januay. is'"i
farm contains about 100 acres of lani-ihe h'sn
Is good wheat and corn laRd-l very large p"'''
ihr tract Is fr I rate Iiver bottom. p-H " WIZ
well Set in llerdssrtss. In the estimation 81 no,
knew tins Farm. II IL one OF the most prodne'ne ~
size In thai region OF country. Ills about lh'.''
the City of Richmond, tie eastern .uen''o" ',
Louisa Railroad pas.rs within uruare' q w..
The gais, rendering The facilities 10 ifaas'"' w.
To market easy and Convenient. Persons "tsn.'
leasing, can Obtain Information ay addressing wv
r ZONES
Administrator OF Reubon Meredith &C.
Nov ll--rra xCwtf
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WHITING. Nov. 9. lS49.

1FV''
tt The Editors of tie hnguir :.
Genlemen-1'hc polls have been kept open
here in consequence oi the inclemency Of the
weather. II has tten raining necessarily for
two Gays. Al The close of The polls his evening,
the vote stood: Haymcnd. Cos; Thompson. 500
= The orher precincts in The county closed on
NE first day. The whole majority of Raymond
thus far in the county is 400; TayIor's 499. The
maj rity for Raymond will mol exceed 440.
Haynond's majority in Marshall county is
l6O; Russe's was 203. Russel's majority in
this county was 5s3. Al SisIersviile pfecincI
Thompson had majority OF 1; Russell had SO.
Thompson is elected, We believe, beyond doubt.
Your friend.
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DIVIDEND.
TINE Pfesi!eGt and Directors oi me ~,
/ Rl:ef Manufacturing Company, pave
day declared . semi.annusl dividend "l ~
and halt per cent, out OF The Pfods u 'h'
months ending on the 3lst ull.
Nov 1875 E. b. BENILEi, hs'--
BLANKETS, HEAVY WooLLENS'
Y1WlLLED and Doiii Blankets.
l. COMMON and good nei.cys.
Heavy Satiue;s.
Canadian Clio rs PLAID Lins"ya
While an. rec Fanneis.
u.ayy WooIien SceE., together wi'ha se''
assortment OF Negro c ohing, witch We VA'
farmers aae u;heIs al very moderate pti:"'
Novi3 THOS. & CHAS. ELI
MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAls.
MCO., corner OF Main and Governor I'D, ~
For this day-Capitas: S24 000. Of ".
OF 1900, 20 oil 679, g.. - Nos, u '''
Tickets 5. .,ual
Also the Dollar Lotery-Capi'al oil -
&c. c,,., Il
Df.wa Nos. of Grand Conso'd dad, Ci|- \
q 81 - is II 81 So 3 81 ~ 46 80 ~
N,yi3 G. w. PURCsLL
FORTUNES noME-CHALK' |
L FlCE-N No. 3, Main Street. ,,h.ys \
To day-B-l Ar, 30. IS Nos: Is
sa4 900, 6 Of 5000. 6 Of 1000 90. T T;:ss.
Also Small Fry-5 Of 81 600. Iss.Iks
Nov Il
SEINE TwINE ovEaCoAAT f., :"
rOO LBS. hes! IS lbs. Seine W.
/UU Heavy Louton Duail osef'''
Epgli.h Lsa,her Leegings.
DO. do CATERS. ,r
Harchan'. No. 8 SnuG. For ssit c y
THOS. & CHAs; Han lain
NoyI3 No. TO a
UsTAYUs A. MYERS, Aao' .w ',c.,t,.1
G has removed his Office TO ms Isl p Gey.rpei
on 18th street., nearly opposite N 1ns iI~aauss
House. -. h, 4
WISH 10 hire, ether by ,hs D9 .od c Ca il:
l residue u The year. an osle = 40 a IS nc. u
Diver: none will be employed wa. ssv
ful' aud in every respeci 'fu'' e y DANIEL
Nov. l-2awll
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Total, JUG
Wherenpou, MIR. Jonos, having received a
majority Of the whole vote cast, was declared
tie nominee of tie Convention.
DR.. r C. Haski ms then moved that tho nom.
ination be unanimous, which was carried, with
one dissenting voice.
On motion, the Chairman appointed Charles
TurnbuIl, D. E. William on and F. w. Mason,
corhmitee, 10 wait upon Mr.. Jones, (who with
characteristic modesly had retired during the
yotink) to apprise him Of his nomination and
request his acceptance.
Tns committee soon returned, and introduced
Mr.. Jone. to the Convention, who in few ap.
propriale and sensible remarks, acknowledged
his obligations and returned his s'nnle thank,
for tho honor which they had conferred upon
him.
On motion Of Edward Dromsoolc, It was
Resolved, That The proceedings OF this Con-
yeaiic1 be published in the Petersburg Republi-
can and Richmond Enlliref
On further motion, the ConYention then ai-
jonrned. -
f. 81, III b. cK Secretary.
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WHEELING CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The election for member OF Congress. 10
| succeed MIR. Newman took place yesterday
geek. We have returns, and those partial,
from bat Ohio county, which are thus repor.ed
l ;t,I k,
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Administrator vi R6nben Mere
NnY lI-.rrnAxnWlG


DR JAS r. McCaR1Y oHels hi. proi'ssn'".
- vices 10 the ctiZ.ns Of Richmond ana ~ w.
Nov i3.-c La I2t
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CramxpOrtatiOn Line.

TIME Coiumbue, Capt. Ho!ineshe.d, WI
i ceive freight Today, Till 2 T. ", 10
aboye places, AMI will leave al Mn
Nov I3 LUDLAM q L
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SENATORIAL. CONVENTION

The delegates appointed from he coun'ies
Greensviie, Din widde and Bfuns@ick, 10 NOM
maze Democratic candidate loi SeDa'Cf 10 SIP
Div the vacancy occs stoned by The rcsislaIIon
| Gen Z. ?. Scoi,, convened in Lawrenccviiie, q
Monday, 22d October.
Ga lao;iol, TaG:iln Aycnt, E.q. Of G'eensville
vas appointed Chairman, aGd L L II Ei!ts
Secretary.
The following delegates were in aneniance
ard tool: their seals;
From G.eenspiiis -Tamiin AvenI, D Il Ca
borne, THOMAS + Jon,s, David Wiii'ani'"r
and Il w SiurdiyaDI.
From Dintpiddic.-James Bois,eau, James w
Davis, f w Mason and John l. Scot. :.
From Bransriek - Col l,ham Tfouer, DR..
c Ha 10. 80 Francis Jones, DR.. John ofgain
Capain Thomas G,bbon John ,'.S1"e''" ~, ".''
Mancum, 81. Drcmgoole, II Heartwei', WIN,
Leu, Cnas. Turnpull John I Atkinson, lif.
| w Harrison, Turner Saunders. GeoIee Shof
DR.. Henry Lewis an Z ii Il Blich
On molten cf MIR BJi'seau, the following ie'o'
Iulrn was adopted:
Resolved I'nal tse vote givea 10 Gep. Cas-
last Tai 10 zach ooanry OF the district s"ail te
divided by the number OF ieegales present iron
each county, and that each delegate shall cast
yo,e equal 10 the Guoient, and that maj 'riiy oil
The ybole vote cast shpll be necessary 10 make
The nomination.
On motion OF the same committee OF three
que from each couuiy-was appointed consist
ing OF The following gentlemen, viz Dr. Henry
Lewis, Thos. +. Jones and Jas. Bosseail, TO IS
| certain the number Of votes given 10 Gen Cass
10 the las. Presidential election.
The committee retired for few minutes aaa
then returned and reported, as the result Of their
investigations that the whole vote given in Brlns-
WICK for GeGer:! Cass was 337 and that each
delegate from said county would ls entitled to
represent 90 votes-thst the whole woe gwen
! IN Greeusville was 1872 and that each delegate
from said county would be entitled to represent
26 vo,es-ihat The whole vote given in p.nwid-
die was 225 and that each delegate from said
county would be entitled 10 represent S? votes.
D. A. Claiborne thon rose and put in nomna-
lion Francis Jones, Esq of Brunswick, and ac-
compapied the nomination With few brIel re-
marks in culogy Of Mr.. Jones.
Jas Bosseau nominated DR.. VIM. F. Thomp-
sou Of Dnwdde, and urged his claims upon the
Convention with considerable zeal.
There being no other nominations made, Inc
Convention proceeded 10 vote aid 100 result vas
as follows:
Fer Fiancs Jones.
Greeusville, delegates, l3a votes
Brunswick, IL 2lo
Total, 81;
FIR Vim F. Thompson.
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A despatch from PEsbuIe sbrouLcn lta'
Hon. Mr.. F,rwaid has accepted Of The apo
ment OF Charge d'Ahaires to Denmark
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-08-18

entirely out Of market. Bleached goods are
held a ! ct. higher. This advance is mainly the
result of the improvement in the raw material
Printing cloths also advancing, with consider
able inquiry. Prints have sold freely with an up
ward tendency. Cloths are quiet and without
change. In Cassimeres good business is doing at
S74a Sl374. Satinets are in good repute at Spring
rates Flannels active at advancing rates The
sales have been large In Foreign Dry Goods there is
something doing. The business is active in desirable
goods. The supply is not in advance of the demand
Prints are in good demand at last years rates Stuff
Goods 90 off freely without change Nous. de
LANES in moderate supply the American styles
competing fully with the foreign. Blankets are in
large supply and without activity. Dundee Goods
in moderate supply and good demand. Prices
are improving. The demand for Linens is fair with
good business doing. The supply of French and
Continental Goods is considerable and charged high
than last season. Colored Silks are in demand.
Black Silks sell steadily at regular prices. The
assortment of Ribbons is good, and Jobbers are buy
ing freely. Hosiery sells at advancing rates. The
sales of Cloths are large at firm rates. The stock
of Canton Goods in market is very small. SO says
the Ury Goods RcyOrter.