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DEED at his residence in the couaiy"i IIcar.o m
inst JOHN SHEPPARD. III the IA ;car OF HI, 49,.
DIED. suddenly yesterday aireGn ,on, RICHARD .n,,,
in me II wear az his His relations tc!ri, Hhs
,.rn his funeral from the Monumental Church. TN, '
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FATHER MATTHEW AND MIR CLAY

The venerable apostle of Temperance, being visit
Ashland presented his Secretaries, Messs Mahony and
O'Mara, both of whom cordially welcomed by Mr.
Clay Mr. Mahony remarked, "Snce have had the plea
sure of seeing you in New York, have sir your
own beautiful metaphor crossed the vesbc the temple
and engaged in admTng the beauties of the intr-
rior" "And hope,'' said Mr.. Clay, yuu have been
disappointed" mo, sir! the reality has far exceeded
most sanguine anticipations"
"Were l." said Father Mathew, Ito select State whose
fertility beauty and picturesque scenery reminded
forciby of the green fields OF my poor old country il would
be The delightful region through which have travelled for
the past few days | have heard, continued the Reverend
Father that you paid the high compliment Of de-
signaling Kentucky The Ireland Of America"
1.-THE compliment" replied Mr. Clay. sis mutual! nor is
the analogy confined merely To physical resemblance.
There many traits of character which possess in
common with your counrymen. Our people, like yours
oodheacd generous and chiv"lrous thoughess and
Needless sometimes if you will but Astounding in noble,
manly and benevolent impulses
Father Mathew expressed his high appreciation OF this
eloquent tribute the character Of his counrymen, and
his retiring promised he would spend day Ashland on his
return 10 Louisville.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF YIRGINr,
which had been received from the Governor IN A.
move the four State Directors in the Bank h ing 1
before The Stockholders adjourned mcetin, an = "a.
"c learn that it was resolved thet general ,a. ''..
Stockholders should be called N0rEoN B,.o 'A9 4
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!. SMITH, oOD1.s; DeNTI>T.

NO . B)ND STNEET. NTAK EN NV ". WV i'"a'
AIRING his practc" Cits, ISL s"cnfc1 ~
self pacnt. mode Of fastening AKiiiH
TEETH which the usually gwen nous TIE "
firmly In their place enables the 10 keep the moHtr
rrtIy clean Oul red there mas been tG
years
From Hon Sins Wright Jr United States Senator from TIE >a
New Work.
WAsuSGroS. ID. C.. FEBRUARY ij.l>i3
Smith ARRIVAL Washington
flee SUenn DENTIST. presented letters from se'e' icn
S,w York nl III. responsibility and standing.
ronge AMI yoahr unnnS both as 10 the "N""in
his rriv., protest. ma ltct!ari
the Ite
AZ once To ,:r,o Er. it"tge
nIly and NV wife nu! nrv~cf abb
,r n,y cGuaIy vorlh, testimony hts
gentleman and ssliu Dcf~ THIS testimony Is thus sl.rH
the earnest .OtrEAuS al Trsirta,
and worthy friends New York. who have for rNE
ruce The skill and icly Doctor IN his protection
virtiruS ~ lS personal and professional merits
May J,-cym ST. As WRIGHT. Ig
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Bi TIE tIOEEkVDit OF VIRGINIA.
4 pRCCI AVIATION

INFORM ALTON having Beea received by he EXeSG'''.
iah II S,r'. "o confines: the Jail Of !ia.! ~ - ne
cltrge o: "rze stealing inaie his escape from si .s
nipht o! III. ISL. inst aIl Is large - -of.
hereby u'a :rwari o. u: Ic !Go!ars !" any sf-J
who shall ARE: The sad obadiah II Si, aud hsI'r III,
jail ri lsi!a: county au 10 require al VI!
Commonwealth. civil aad military. end r,rst :s Ie" .oa
10 use Their best eXenni procure the arrest o 'as 49,
that lie may be brought y iusrc. ...t a
Given uai nani Governor, and Gnde: me NV
rr, Common a. Rchln"I lhs Jt.t 80 e. 9yn
lShAHl Iht ycarlsaI JOHN j. r., ~.
Smith said 10 he about q vears old ef, or ,a.
well made an! with sand: hair. blue e.:
pexion yer? fond OF talking, and quie Ine'seG.'
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"SEElNG THE ELEPHANT."-Thos who have never
had an opportunity Of viewing this animal, should not fail
visiting Qucks Mcnagerie which will arrive in city to-
day We understand that in the collection of wild animals
there are which have before been exhibited in this
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CHOLERA AT THE wrsr

CiScISNATI. JUNE 9.-The Cholera is nc =
throughout the West and is very fatal Am,o w., =
at paducah Kentucky, is Dr.. Newton Ilac ~ q u
candidate FOR Cungrc>, III III" lac cleciun '-
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GEonoE THowPsos the BRUSH bels of American insti-
unns was not allowed speak in Philadelphia Sunday
Fears were entertained of disturbance and consequently
the lessee the hall would not suffer the doors to be opened
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a letter from the Jailor Of Henry county states, that Dr.
J. NJ. Clopton who escaped from that Jail few weeks SINCE
and for whom the Governor offered reward Of hundred
dollars has been arrested.
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VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.

TUESDAY,, JUNE w. 1891.
The Convention me, pursuant to adjournment and after
prayer by Rev Mr. WOODBRIDGE of the Episcopal Church,
the journal OF Monday read and approved
The resolution offered by Mr. Miller to hold Evening Ses
Sims up the first business in order-and the motion
10 lay on the table was decided in the negave-ayes 40,
noes ~.
The question then curred on The adoption OF The resou
ton whereupon, Mr. CARliLE moved substitute for it
motion 10 NEE. ~ ocImk in the morning
Mr. MrsCuE GasSETr sustained the resolution for Even
ing Sessions md Mr MILLER also supported it.
Mr.. HOPKINS moved IL Indefinitely postpone the resolution
amend ent, brcaus" he satisfied that time would be-
saved hy the present arrangement.
Mr. JASPER opposed evening sessions hecause he thought
six hours day hong enough sit, and he satisfied
good would arise from an afternoon Session
The resolution aud amendment were postponed Indefinite
Mr. SMITH of Kanawhs. offered resolution to limit
speeches 81 mnuts 10 which Mr. PESDLEToS offered an
amendment substituting twenty minutes for Rlrty min
utrs."
Nj srnoTnER thought better dispense with all discus
siur and think =
Mr. pESpLEroS thoug Int twenty minutes suhccnt Tor all
explanations.
M Boris though, it inudcious confnc discussion 10
speeches u twenty minutes upon important questions he
d NOT snow that he should himself make Speech on any
surcI during the remainder OF the session. 10 reach twenty
minutes but he willing 10 hear others for sixty minutes
necessary some OF the important questions YET 10 DC
decided.
\ motion to lay the resolution and amendments upon the
table made and carried.
The Convention resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole further consider the report County Courts and
County Orsa"ization-Mr HAYS resuming the Chair
FAILURES IN NEW YORK.-The New York Post Of
Saturday evening says
failure has been announced the stock exchange-alr
Benjamin Nathan who specuato in the Dauphn Coal
Mining Company Pennsylvania the company in which
Mr. s. Il. kuggss was largely concerned Mr.. Nathan
will be rrcoecrd of the sufferers by the failure OF
Mr. Ray Thompkns
The failure Francis Griffin ESQ., which created so much
of sensations day two is said TO have been brought
by certain land speculaons and endorsements for Mr.
Saml g. Rugoes. His liabilities endorser, the financial
editor Uf the Post puts down nj 100000.
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kbERUHIkS GUASO.-We vi! receive ~ n,S rss "a.
"rrnoDi:s' and White Cloud. whIc. s'i ' 'cs,
rec, for HAMPTON Roads and due III lie month oi JuE
supply genuine No Peruvian Gudno "hich We ,aa
perfect coE.encc rscoInsnd this Guam" lna';i ~ >'
M thrauru ,he authorized agent Peruvian Cover
York and WI the Custom House mere; Sons
der supervision. D Nc"h'D
June l0-cbt
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The Danvile Register states that accounts from the grow
ing crops in that secon represent them as In favorable
condition
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ALBANY JUNE 9th. Mr.. VIM. H. Cox, of ST. Louis COM
suicide Congress Hall las. evening" by cutting his
throat
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RIDEWAf SCHOOL.

viii Lrgn the 18th August
and end FRIDAY jun. following. There Will b"
the cnnnsnc:ra Christmas ira
III AZ H! IKE my own sons 10 De 'I""r
sci,nu proper pcruasi"nsi induce the formation al v
am! habits: wholesome checks an! pUGisr
restrain the have extensive aEi rh
library. which my papa have TREE unrr every ccH
make OF prepare boys thorough! tor the n'r
vrnih. the following brsuces & eek. Ltu t'rgt
Frcnc. Sptn-h aul Mathematics aud M the !dnrn " Ih"'
try. Natural Philosophy and ,any surveying isaH-t dca
the field Ia order have ample tine 10 devote Ia .,G!@
branches English education 'avc engage! t0Hi
siStan teacher by whose AID shall br enabled IJg a.
spelling. writing, reading, composition, :cosrdy hlsg
TERMS sD1 board and tuition fr months W e1
:har thing II the pupil attend the sch"p "r les i7
mual~ charge The SIS month tor The s "
do; aud seek bs proper Ia
make them happy and cd My post office Cha:
lOtIcsrIc
tn the Board of Visitors and Facility o: te to't;
SHY Virginia. K e. Sanad, Win T. Richie. + " ll'"1'
Gen Peyt"u. Richmond to g. ]. Mo-by Jna VI Spcs.
Ivnrhburr Lloyd Nuani and H. B. Powell 81 lruoun
Smith Alexandria BriX;on aH! Iohn TumlE
King William; Crchfrld OF S,ttsyvana Col. co0is
81 G'Imcr Prtsylvita: Cary Brrcscnon!st
l. Carr and Isaac Read kan,wh,; strot5t
B ! R,r,"iiroi Orange {. g EnrEc "I FnranGt; W.
I.urwc Of BEDFORD: AcX MnS!y of buckingham, and any Dol
who may lh:TE well OF ne and NY school.
MAY 10 -c,i.y FRANKLIN MINOR
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Col Lewis C. Arthur detained from his seat in the Con
vention BY indspOsition.
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PAINFUL MEMS EROM MEXICO.

FAINF NEWS FKUM
New ORLEANS June Tth lS5l-private accounts from
Mexico convey the distressing intelligence that great
drought has for long time prevailed in the State Of Zacate
cas-. No rain had fallen since last August and general
famine was impending. Corn worth SO per bushel.
DANIEL WEBSTER AND THE PRESIDENCY.
BosroS June 9h-An address, recommending Daniel
Webster Presidency signed by many
influential men, al the Exchange to-day.
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The Lynchtrg papers of Monday last bring rs full de-
tails of attending the nay in that
town. To nay nil rumors therefore, present the fol.
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our territorial limits the facilities for Transporting persons
and Intelligence has kept than with expanded
boundaries railroads and Geographic wrcsthe great exin
guishers OF time and space constantly drawing these
ex,remes close proximity, and promoting inter-
course between citizens which is essential
and quiet and efficient in removing prejudice and
error This retrospectivc view is almost s,arinu State
after State has been added the Is original Blocks OF our
National Pyramid until its summit completely peers above
the doubts and fears of friends and the eers and
enemies abroad 1t stands like mighty attest
the ability OF man for self beacon light TO the
friends of liberty in all parts of the word-a cloud by
day and pillar of fire BY night 10 guide those patriotic
Spirits who still continue IL Struggle against the political
| hereses Of the old world.
The American Democracy have had something do with
the foundation progress OF this mighty structure The
great Democratic party than any other app.eca
ted the destiny Of our country and favored those pro-
cressye prncples which constitute the clements
national success While have disposition at this time
10 disparage or ccse the policy of the organized oppos
ton which has existed against this party cannot
iran from abiding Of the issues between these par
ties in which that opposition, according the teachings Of
experience ejneny wrong and Democracy right
nothing of the differences In me organization of the
Government or of the monstrosities committed under
the administration of the elder Adams and subsequently,
wiped by SIR Jefferson Such was the case in The
struggle for the acquisition vi Louisana-n the coGlicr
about the 1872 and about the war after ii had been
declared-in the prosation OF the United States Bank-n
tine establishment OF the SubTreasuyin resistance the
creation of new Bank-in opposing the distribution of the
proceeds OF the public landsn resisting the adoption OF
the bankrupt aw in the annexation OF Texas 10 the war
with Mexico in the acquisition OF CALIFORNIA; in maintain
ing the lust and constitutional rights of all sections OF the
Union and in extending equal encouragement and protection
a the great interests OF The country ana 10 all classes oil
the people, with exclusive privileges 10 none 1t to the
history these and dongs and TO the prosperity of
the country when under their charge that the great Demo-
cratic party of the nation appeal for vndcaion OF lis
career for evidence of the wisdom and justice OF Demo
cratic policy. These party differences however, my friends
10 be complained They the legitimate offspring
our republican institutions. This opposition TO the Dem
ocatc party proceeds from fellow citizens equally with
us interested in the prosperity OF the country and no doubt
equally anxious promote what they conceive TO be her
| true interests
The history of the country full of lessons of wis
dom and admoniton and he /. fool who will consult
tie teachings of experience The future is bright and full
OF hoPe though uncouded and we should consult the
past TO learn how this small remaining cloud In
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By the President OF the United states.

pursuance oflaw, MILLARD FILLMORE President Of the
ush saes America, do hereby declare and make know
that pubhe sales VIII be held undermenuoned land Offices IN
the State of Iowa The periods hereinafter designated, wit
Al The land ouhee IOWA CITY commencing Monday the
nst day o September the disposal OF the public lands stu
aeh IN Tue lohnming-named townshiI., VIZ
North o me base line Of he nm principal meridian
Township seventy nine OF range wv enty nine
TOWNSHIPS seventy and eighty, range thiry'
townships seventy eighty, of range uifiy one
townships sevennne, eighty, and eighty one OF range thy
two
Township eighty one, OF range urty three.
A. the nd oihcc FAIRFIELD commencing on Monday the
eent day o september for the disposal oi ue phbc lands
within tha aforementioned townships, 10 wit;
North Of hs bs line and ~es Of ne h principal meridldH
Township seventy, Of range thirty.
Township seventy, OF range thirty two.
township seventy OF range thity three. ,.,....., ,
Al the land office DUUQuE Monday, the eighteenth day
August next disposal following tracts 10 wit
sinaand sections and eighteen, IN township
eightwo noh, and the southeast quarter OF sec
uon twenty eye in township ninety nor oi range hne west
OF the nth principal meridian.
Lands appropriated by for the use OF schools, military ana
other purposes together swamp and ovenowed lands
made unh thereby which snail De selected
by the State authorities the days appointed for the
meni the public sales respectively under the act entitled AN c
swamp lands within their limt approved September e 1857
r be ercidd from e sales And no locations for land bounues
heretofore granted by law Of Congress for military services rem
the United iH be permitted on oJ the nbope
provided entitled san act making
propnaons civil and diplomatic OF government
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
The the lands viii be commenced on the days appoint
proceed the order which they advertised win al
despatc whole shall have been oered
shall be kept longer than
the lands VIII be admitted
after the Of the weeks
Given under hand the of Washington this sixth day o
May, Domn thousand eight hundred and my
MILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
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Ne. York Lar. Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s HraH street, New York.
ChoIern-Treatmcnt and Preventive.

nR AMATIS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACFA, loNlc
AND APERENTThis remedy composed entirely o. Veess
Bile ingredients totally from mineral cum
binng csharrc strengthening powers
discovered prescribed Amau celebrated
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sTROLOGY.-The celebrated Dr. g. w. RoBACK, professor
OF noogy astronomy, phrenoog and geomancy, combined
with conjurnon, ron Sweden ofee No ~ Locust street, Phia
heads Europe, and higher
reputation astrologer living
geomancyadies s3 gentlemen S.
distance have their nae drawn by sending the date Of the
All
attention. and natyiucs world,
durable and he prepared make Of his
following Courtsp,
for the successful accomplishment Of wealthy
the redeem such the free
bottle all hazard and for the recovery
property, and the purchasing Of lottery tickets. Thou
have this
vicinity and the United States, the full satisfaction Of ALL
have been during the
while will and will do
person. and the mail safe that persons
money through the Office Dr. Roback
from 500 900 letters monthly and has missed
one viii be regousy attended prepaid. BE
Office and For particulars
Office OF the Unen and astrological almanac
gratis. . :, ..,.a
n Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
Feb 5-6mosd
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10 CONTRACTORS.
orrroE OF cOAAssIosrn OF rrnLlo BumUmo

OFEoE COMMISSIONER PUBLIo BUILDINGS,
Washington, June 1851.
will be
Friday, the 18th July for grading paving
part extending
the side OF New York
bed inches suitable gravel
being well amed the be covered with
character, be
ted under the inspection be appointed by the Commis
compe LIST day October Security
will required Tor The faithful performance OF the work Amy sur
earth the gtadng will be deposited such place within
reasonable distance be directed.
Persons proposing viii price per cubic yard for the
ding superficial yard for the paving including gravel aud all
materials. VIM EASBI,
June 2B-2aw3w Commissioner OF Public Buildings
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The viii upon our book.
payment Of the subscription be made 4. advance,
Distant subscribers by ISttsr tn. post
which paid BY as assumed BY .x,..ys. IN Ia
safe
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly dursx n. .s.
aionl q Congress, and somi weekly during tbs recess
Subscriptions for period lees than be received
terms proporuoned TO the above annual
W-fosTmAsTERs authorized agents and, BY
sending US sIvx DAILY enclosed
SEMI subscribers, with s25 enclose WEEKLY
subscribers VII" SO enclosed will be enle of the
edition they furnish subscribers for gratis
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General Land once.
Ansstt a 1881

NUMEROUS applications having been made 10 this ONO. 10, IL
~ formation IN relation 10 ibe in which warrants un
der te as CT 2eh September 1850 should be located following
answers thereto have been prepared,
There three modes by which made:
lst BY the warranee in person
ID by the wananiee through the agency this office
3D. BY
the first second adopted application must be made
writing, specifying district of country in
which the location desired, accompanied BY an aday
according 10 the following form, No l.
Where the third adopted power of attorney must be
executed
according 10 The following ior attorney nu
be acknowledged proved, before some officer
authorized TO take the Deeds according form
No 3or A. = ~
III all the patents viii be land Office
where the location made uness special contrary
be given.
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cupERIoR Daguerreo,ypss :-First Premium -. II

CUPEIkIOR DaguerreOtypes :-First Premium ii. IL.
~ WIITE URST field Of his operations
ground than dasuerreopist the country His galleries
found Pennsy between ~ and 9th
No. POT Baltimore Bamore Broadway and Leonard
street, New York No. II Main street, Hchmond Sycamore
street. Peersbn Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
His beautiful and highly finished electro dagueeotypes
extraordinary Improvement nsnng faithful and highly finished
hkenesses few seconds
The rotary ground invented by H. Whehurst gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture.
establishments distribute than thirty thou
sand pictures annually and have given This
the
j. H. W. calls the of The public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition OF pictures will be given
Notwithstanding unusual competition in dagueneoypes the
Fair of the Maryland institute, he awarded The first
medal by the judges.
Lkenesses description copied and
attended to. Nov 25-dly
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EW !

A NEW Route to Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, sus-
quehanna to Ptsrg
80 express of will leave Calvert station daily
mail from Washington and Baltimore a.
connecting with the fast line Middeown ], M
irving II Harrisburg Mt a. p. m, dinner.
Harrisburg arriving
AT this have the option of
either Johnown thence by packet boats
stages direct from Holiday sburg 10 Pilisbnrg.
Tickets will be sold following by this wit
Harrisburg,
Port Mlerstown, Peryvie Move Hunt
ingdon Holiday sburg, and Pittsbug
This with the Cumberland Valley aioad
which through Carlisle, Sbppcnsburg, Chambersbug and
other points this road.
passengers from Washington for
the above OF will be al the
depot Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
the the which will be
carried free of charge TO Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent.
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FORM No. 4.

STATE
COUNTY
thereby certify, that this day of E, in tie year
personally before Acre insert the Of the rit
ne and there insert the Of the urantee aud the said
the witnes being well known
that
described who executed the within
Attorney and his satisfactory evidence of that
and the tereupon
acknow edged the said power 10 be his and deed
OHeers Signature1
An pl2-law6w
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DKIVATE TUTOit-A young English gentleman, who has
received good educaton and resided Paris,
obtain young
private family OF responsibility.
of highest responsibility this
England,
Address Alex Vance, box 100 post Office Oswego, New York
Mar -Iu